Thanks for the comments guys, it was great fun. I can't wait for the next IDA day at Wakefield on June 10.
Majanal, it may have looked like I got the hang of it, but looks can be deceiving. I'm looking forward to practising my clutch kicks at Wakefield.
As for mods, it's a direct paste from another site, so sorry for the long post:
This is my drift Skyrine. Found the inspection report so I can actually remember what it's got now.
Model: 1990 Nissan R32 Skyline GTS-T
Colour: Calsonic Blue
Bodykit: Bomex front bar, Racing Silhouette side skirts, rear pods and rear wing
Engine Type: RB20DET (old and tired)
Engine Mods: None, stock as a rock
Engine Management: Stock computer
Power: 173.3rwkw (at 21psi with a ceramic turbo )
Exhaust: Trust 3-inch system split into twin pipes at rear
Gearbox: Stock Skyline 5-speed with short shift kit
Clutch: Stock
Diff: Nismo 2-way mechanical diff
Brakes: 4-pot front, 2-pot rear, slotted and crossdrilled rotors
Suspension: KYB height and damper adjustable coilovers
Wheels/Tyres: 4xR32 GTR rims, 4xR32 GTS-T rims, tyres will vary
Interior: Full roll cage, Nardi steering wheel, Bride bucket seat, Defi oil & water temp meters, GReddy boost gauge, Omori exhaust temp gauge
Other Mods: Bosch 040 in-tank fuel pump, HKS pod filter, bov, HKS Electonic Boost Controller, HKS turbo timer, Divor speed cut defender
Stereo: Some weird Jap double din unit that doesn't have the frequency range to get Aus radio networks and only plays some CD tracks
Build Period: Bought in March '05, imported in July, sat in a garage until last month.
Cost: Approx $8,500 so far.
Future Mods: Front mount intercooler, turbo that doesn't have shaft play or leak oil, possible engine conversion if/when this one dies.