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KSport has run its own cars in Formula Drift and backs grassroots racers with cash contingency. The discipline series below are what those programs produce.

The KSport Formula Drift 350Z

Team KSport USA

The Formula Drift 350Z

Team KSport USA returned to competitive drifting in 2011 with driver Corey Hosford, who earned his Formula Drift license in only three Pro-Am events in the team's LS1-powered Nissan 240SX. For the following season the team built a Nissan 350Z for its handling, body lines and parts support. The car debuted at the 2011 SEMA Show in Las Vegas and went on to compete in the Formula Drift series.

  • Slide Kontrol coilovers and KSport rear traction links
  • 14 in KSport big brake kit — 8-piston front and dual 4-piston rear calipers
  • 6.7 L (408 ci) LS stroker with Magnuson TVS2300 supercharger, 700+ hp and lb-ft
  • Formula D-spec roll cage, OMP seats and belts, WedsSport TC105N wheels on Hankook RS-3 tyres
Full build sheet and driver profile
KSport 350Z on track

Discipline series

Built for the discipline, sold by application

Slide Kontrol — Drift

01 Drift

Slide Kontrol

Inverted 55 mm struts, steel lower mounts and 30–50% stiffer damping — the series that ran on the KSport Formula Drift 350Z.

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Asphalt Rally AR · Gravel Rally GR — Rally

02 Rally

Asphalt Rally AR · Gravel Rally GR

Extended stroke and heavy-duty mounts, valved for tarmac (AR) or gravel (GR) stages.

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Version RR · Circuit Pro 3-Way — Road race and time attack

03 Road race and time attack

Version RR · Circuit Pro 3-Way

Aggressive race rates and shortened stroke on Version RR; 3-way independent damping with remote reservoirs on Circuit Pro.

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Version DR — Drag

04 Drag

Version DR

Custom valved per kit to manage weight transfer and maximise traction off the line.

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Supercomp · Dualcomp — Track braking

05 Track braking

Supercomp · Dualcomp

Full-floating two-piece rotors and forged calipers for sustained heat; Dualcomp adds an independent hydraulic handbrake circuit for drift and rally.

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