Man Builds Drifting Car From Old Racing Motorcycle | Start to Finish by @VinyB57 @QuantumMakers

Uploaded October 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago

Today, we dive into an incredible build by Viny B, a full-time mechanical engineer turning a Smart car into a high-powered machine. Starting with a tiny, practical city car chassis, Viny swaps its original engine for a 1300cc Suzuki Hayabusa motorcycle engine known worldwide for its raw power.

Watch as Viny fabricates custom suspension parts, strengthens the frame, and designs a unique chain-drive system to handle over 200 horsepower, three times the Smart’s original output. From precision CNC plasma cutting to machining and welding, every step showcases his hands-on creativity and engineering skill.

This isn’t just a rebuild; it’s a full reinvention: blending motorsport tech with DIY ingenuity, all done in a home garage. See custom pedal boxes, brake systems, manual cable-operated windows, and more, all crafted to create a lightweight, powerful, and reliable race-ready car.

Viny B
YouTube: youtube.com/channel/UCA4KuBvuhoHkbPFNa30OTyA
Website: 57design.ca

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