PA,NJ,MD drifting?
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PA,NJ,MD drifting?
Im getting a T2 after i return from basic or after i get back from tech school at lackland AFB in texas. I was wondering if anyone around these areas does any serious drifting and would be able to teach. I try to do some in a V6 camero. But thats also a camero.lol And id really like to learn the sport instead of saying i know how. So if anyone has any info that would be great
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I pretty much taught myself with techniques I read off the internet. I would print them out and to a big parking lot and practice it. Just go to a wide open uninhabited place at night (preferably after it has rained so cops don't here the tires squealing) and try it out. Shift in to 2nd and put in the clutch, rev to around 5000rpm. Cut the wheel hard and pop the clutch, your tires should start spinning, immediately countersteer and use the gas to control it. Try to do it without spinning out. This isn't the best tutorial but its the basics. There are alot of other ways to start a drift, just search on the net.
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I can pretty much guarantee you that atttempting to drift in AutoX will actually make you SLOWER. I find that drifting is a byproduct of going fast. Learn to take your lines first, and when you start testing the limits of your traction on those lines, drifting will come naturally to you. good luck!
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I find that drifting is a byproduct of going fast. Learn to take your lines first, and when you start testing the limits of your traction on those lines, drifting will come naturally to you
then go to a parking lot and learn to controll extreme oversteer and you are all good
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