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Who Drifts their FC???
05-08-03, 01:26 PM
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Who Drifts their FC???
I was just wondering how many people drift with their FC.... i kno many people do but im just wonderin on this site how many people do???
05-08-03, 01:45 PM
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Yeah im curently learning too...but im really into that scene right now....its actually really addicting and fun...but its hard to find places to bust at......unless you wait for the events every couple months or something like that..........but yea i like it.....
05-08-03, 01:51 PM
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Yeah im curently learning too...but im really into that scene right now....its actually really addicting and fun...but its hard to find places to bust at......unless you wait for the events every couple months or something like that..........but yea i like it.....
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05-08-03, 02:53 PM
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i try to get a little practice in every day. i like how my favorite parking lot is a little gravelly so i dont have to shock the drivetrain with the clutch drop that much
05-08-03, 03:37 PM
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Sliding is fun 
clutch dumps are effective but learning proper drift driving techniques will keep your drivetrain stronger over a much bigger time .
The old scandinavian flick helps on alot of them .
clutch dumps are effective but learning proper drift driving techniques will keep your drivetrain stronger over a much bigger time .
The old scandinavian flick helps on alot of them .
05-08-03, 04:14 PM
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Yup I drift. In fact there's an event coming up on May 25th, involving Signal Auto's famed drivers Fumiaki Komatsu and Kazuya Bai will be returning to Hawaii with their newly built "Drifter Twins" (S15 front Sil-Eighties) to challenge Hawaii's best drifters, that I will be entering. There's a qualifying session this Saturday...I hope I make it in. The event is only allowing 18 vehicles to enter the event competition.
05-08-03, 04:23 PM
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you just have to watch out for the popo's here in the bay they consider drifting a side show! in alameda county if you get cought in a side show the cops can crush your car!
05-08-03, 04:33 PM
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YA Initial D FC, i've seen your video. AWESOME!
I drift... but because my suspention is SO BAD i really only do it in the rain right now. If i do a dry drift my rear end bounces like a basketball. quite dangerous, and i dont feel like breaking anything.
So i 'practice' in the rain. all in good fun.
I drift... but because my suspention is SO BAD i really only do it in the rain right now. If i do a dry drift my rear end bounces like a basketball. quite dangerous, and i dont feel like breaking anything.
So i 'practice' in the rain. all in good fun.
05-08-03, 04:42 PM
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i drift but ive been doing it(w/ snowmobiles, 4wheelers, and even go carts!!) once u know the technec its fun, but watch out if ur on public streets cops r always around in my parts!!
