Dirt Drifting
06-26-2007, 06:18 PM
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Originally Posted by jdm21bmx
I have always wanted to do this ever since I saw a video of a
"Z" in a dried up lake...looks fun as hell and for the haters two each his own. if you dont like it dont do it, but enjoy the footage!
"Z" in a dried up lake...looks fun as hell and for the haters two each his own. if you dont like it dont do it, but enjoy the footage!
06-26-2007, 06:19 PM
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Originally Posted by 6SPD Z33
mmm clay and water... that's gonna be a FUN wash!!!!!!
06-27-2007, 04:37 AM
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Well... i can understand if there is a fear to hit the road an drift; maybe you think you will flip, or maybe your worried you will wreck somewhere.
Either way, the technique used on the dirt is not quite the same as on the roads... looks like fun... maybe for a rally-built Z, but your perceftly fine on the road.... so you wear out some tires.... thats what its all about.
Either way, the technique used on the dirt is not quite the same as on the roads... looks like fun... maybe for a rally-built Z, but your perceftly fine on the road.... so you wear out some tires.... thats what its all about.
09-17-2007, 07:58 AM
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I was having a blast myself on Friday. Wish I would have gotten it on camera. It was raining slightly, and I went to a school parking lot (Late at night). Couple of my buddies there and I started drifting around in figure 8's for a few laps on my 20's *****es. LOL
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