MY Drifting Z
hey guys. just wanted to post up some pics i have of my car drifting at altamont circle track..
100mph drifting on big oval =)
Car is bone stock other than Zeal coilovers
100mph drifting on big oval =)
Car is bone stock other than Zeal coilovers
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it was pretty good but i am coming from 240's and they have an amazing ammount of angle compared to the z so getting used to less angle does take a bit to get used to/..
i emailed alex over at battle version, and he emailed me back. i told him i definately wanted the tie rods, and to please call me so i could give him my credit card and shipping info. he never called or emailed back. i sent him a few reminder emails, but never heard from him again. i could never find a shop # for him, so i could never get him on the phone.
Originally Posted by aaronlosey
i emailed alex over at battle version, and he emailed me back. i told him i definately wanted the tie rods, and to please call me so i could give him my credit card and shipping info. he never called or emailed back. i sent him a few reminder emails, but never heard from him again. i could never find a shop # for him, so i could never get him on the phone.
damn i wish there was dd in nyc.. i just practice driftin in parkin lots with a bunch of other nissans.. its so much fun.. i think im gettin used to it.. i have a question btw ! ? my right rear wheel is makin noise i know its from driftin to much.. anyone might know of the problem ? plz help ! DNX.. DRIFT ON !
they should both be making tire screeching noices while drifting. get a lsd, that will make them both screech : )
i know there is quite a bit of east coast drifting at the moment. you might have to drive a couple of hours to get to it, but http://www.lookoutdrift.com/ is a good place to find out about east coast sliding. go to some drift days, you will learn more in 2 or 3 drift days than a year of parking lot practice.
i know there is quite a bit of east coast drifting at the moment. you might have to drive a couple of hours to get to it, but http://www.lookoutdrift.com/ is a good place to find out about east coast sliding. go to some drift days, you will learn more in 2 or 3 drift days than a year of parking lot practice.
go grab a manual and get to work. they aren't that tough, and i've never done one on a z, but they always seem to take awhile. on jeeps where i usually do them, there is no way to put the assembly on a press to work the bearings on and off, so you just beat them on with a hammer carefully. thats on a solid axles though.
Originally Posted by aaronlosey
i emailed alex over at battle version, and he emailed me back. i told him i definately wanted the tie rods, and to please call me so i could give him my credit card and shipping info. he never called or emailed back. i sent him a few reminder emails, but never heard from him again. i could never find a shop # for him, so i could never get him on the phone.
Last edited by Topics II; Aug 2, 2005 at 05:26 PM.



