I Only Had My Z For About 8hrs R.i.p :(
08-24-2006, 08:47 AM
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I Only Had My Z For About 8hrs R.i.p :(
not me but my friend
*irish350* on the forum said
"so i bought a 2003 z track model.. really sweet car ask poland.
had the car for about 8hours and went to drift around a corner and instead of drifting the car slide stright and i hit the curb.. my rims and wishbones and everything is on the left side is ****ed... eight hours.. got be some kind of record..
its all because of that god damn vdc botton for to turn it off when i started my car so it wont let me drift... when i get my car back there has to be aways to get rid of that ****ing botton."
*irish350* on the forum said
"so i bought a 2003 z track model.. really sweet car ask poland.
had the car for about 8hours and went to drift around a corner and instead of drifting the car slide stright and i hit the curb.. my rims and wishbones and everything is on the left side is ****ed... eight hours.. got be some kind of record..
its all because of that god damn vdc botton for to turn it off when i started my car so it wont let me drift... when i get my car back there has to be aways to get rid of that ****ing botton."
08-24-2006, 08:53 AM
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Sounds like someone with no experience trying to do something they had no business doing. Obviously they had also never driven this car before. Guess daddy should think twice about buying junior a sports car.
08-24-2006, 09:00 AM
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Ouch!!! But I have to ask, why did he want to drift the car after only having it for several hours? Seems like most would spend a little more time raising their comfort level.
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08-24-2006, 12:10 PM
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Do not watch "F&F3-Tokyo Drift" before buying your first Z. Good thing he didn't buy a thunderchicken Firebird after watching "Smoky and the Bandit" and try to jump a dry riverbed!
Mike (tried to fly after watching Superman on TV when he was pre-pubescent)
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08-24-2006, 12:18 PM
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I never attempted anything close to a drift (back end out) until owning my Z for almost two years. First I broke it in like a baby, then I raised her like a child; knowing her behavior. Now I am comfortable and know both of our limits.
You don't beat a newborn in the delivery room.
You don't beat a newborn in the delivery room.
08-24-2006, 01:00 PM
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yea, it takes time to learn to drift, its not for everyone! most people go from a FWD car and have no idea what they are getting into when it rains, snows or is even dry out with a rwd car! Going around a corrner with a RWD car is deff diffrent then doing it in a FWD car!
try a open parking lot next time, with no curbs or lights!
try a open parking lot next time, with no curbs or lights!
