Drifting is fun
11-30-01, 04:24 PM
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Drifting is fun
oh my god, i just came back from a damn good time of drifting with some friends...i can't compare my car to any other's since i've never drifted in any others but DAMN, i really had a hell of a time. we even video taped our drifts. soooooo much fun. i live in canada and we've gotten snow...i was debating whether to drive my car in the winter. now i know what im going to be doing on weekends
it's fun getting a first car and "learning how to drive"!!!
it's fun getting a first car and "learning how to drive"!!!
11-30-01, 08:04 PM
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Stock up on some cheap tires for your back wheels, you will go through them quick. Also helps to have a couple of spare wheels, you will bend them. Make certain you take good care of your LSD.
11-30-01, 10:25 PM
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What kidna Diff is good for drifting? What is the worst for drifting?
Which wheels are the best? The stock + lookin alloy wheels or the Stock steel, ugly wheels?
I think I just found a new use for old *** toyota corolla or ugly 626/323 wheels. COOL!
Which wheels are the best? The stock + lookin alloy wheels or the Stock steel, ugly wheels?
I think I just found a new use for old *** toyota corolla or ugly 626/323 wheels. COOL!
11-30-01, 10:29 PM
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Single-wheeler diffs absolutely suck for drifting. If you wanna get some sideways action you've gotta have an LSD or at least get out the welder and lock it.
11-30-01, 10:42 PM
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Originally posted by REVHED
Single-wheeler diffs absolutely suck for drifting. If you wanna get some sideways action you've gotta have an LSD or at least get out the welder and lock it.
Single-wheeler diffs absolutely suck for drifting. If you wanna get some sideways action you've gotta have an LSD or at least get out the welder and lock it.
11-30-01, 11:30 PM
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well the tires are crappy, not winter ones on there, and the stock wheels are in such bad shape it doesn't even matter about them. the lsd i should probably think about, but with the snow, i don't think i need to worry too much, do i? hopefully not...
11-30-01, 11:54 PM
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Originally posted by Pele
Viscous, Clutch pack, or Torsen? Thats what I meant.
Viscous, Clutch pack, or Torsen? Thats what I meant.
I'm not 100% sure but I doubt there would be much difference between the three.
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the first time i drifted, i forgot to turn on my treedar. i would just fudged up a rim but this tree was hangin way over. had to replace a fender, header panel, and light bucket so be sure and turn on the treedar before goin out for some fun. hehe i think im gonna make a blinkin led panel that turns on that says treedar now, good project while im gonna have the entire interior apart.
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