Drifting in a 84 RX-7 with a 12A
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From: Corpus Christi,TX
Originally Posted by grantmac
The big thing your going to butt your head up against is the very large steering ratio, I found that it was difficult to pick-up the rear-end again after sliding. (I autocross, but my first year was on crap tires). You might have luck with a wet bit of pavement, but be careful on anything as narrow as a road because the sudden tendancy to oversteer can come on quick in a stock car. Also if you've got marginal (which it sounds like) experience driving a RWD sportcar, take it out to an autocross to get the feel for it before you toss it around the neerest sharp bend.
Grant
P.S. I don't endorse drifting, it's just a poor excuse to waste tires.
Grant
P.S. I don't endorse drifting, it's just a poor excuse to waste tires.
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From: Waukesha Wisconsin
Originally Posted by rxseven07
no. because if the FB gets into professinal drifting, we will get better parts for our cars. such as carbon fiber hoods, carbon fiber sunroofs. just think. before the ae86 got into it, they didnt have ****. now BIG BIG companys are making parts for it. just think of it as a good thing
Dude, if people start drifting FB's the price of them is gonna go WAY up. and that ******* sucks.
Just look at what people are paying for piece of **** old ae86s these days
I shudder to think what's going to happen to the price of FC's once that retarted initial D movie comes out here.............
My second favorite thing about 7's is how cheap they are to buy.
--Alex
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