Car Ok...Ego Not Ok!!
03-17-2008, 09:10 AM
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Wow, trying to drift on city streets? In the middle of a sunday afternoon with traffic around? Like others have said, big fail. Though even more fail is failing at not being able to drift a 350.
The car is easier to drift and more forgiving than even a S13 one of the most forgiving and popular drift cars.
Word of advice don't try drifting on the street. If you are bound by a compulsion to try, go to the track. Contact the guys at Touge Factory about drift days in your area, keep it off the street and on the track.
The car is easier to drift and more forgiving than even a S13 one of the most forgiving and popular drift cars.
Word of advice don't try drifting on the street. If you are bound by a compulsion to try, go to the track. Contact the guys at Touge Factory about drift days in your area, keep it off the street and on the track.
03-17-2008, 09:48 AM
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Originally Posted by cp2
Snip..And I think she farted. LOL!!!
Yeah - I think they put the traction control on for a reason. Mine never has come off, and won't unless I'm in a safe skid pan or similar for training purposes.
A friend of mine from work told us how her BF tried to drift it on an elevated on ramp in the wet without it on, and nearly flipped his car onto HW59 from a long way up. He still wrote that Z off, and I was sad for it.
It's just dumb...
03-17-2008, 12:07 PM
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Originally Posted by cmytaillights
Thx guys...I definitly know it was an incredably stupid move!! Now proceding to burry my head in the sand!!
Didnt some 10 year old do that recently and it did not work out too well?
