Drifting an FD, good or bad idea?
10-23-03, 03:09 AM
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yeah how come this is getting out of hand? did the topic get offensive? did someone post porno or something? is someone making threats? it seems like its %100 on topic like chronos said. just talking about if sliding your fd is good or not. some say yes, some say no, whats the problem?
when was it getting stupid?
when was it getting stupid?
10-23-03, 03:46 AM
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Originally posted by FeatherTheClutch
nothing nevermind forget it..now get back on topic about drifting...
dont see why you couldant drift a fd...but when you drift things break =)
nothing nevermind forget it..now get back on topic about drifting...
dont see why you couldant drift a fd...but when you drift things break =)
10-23-03, 03:48 AM
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Originally posted by skunks
fixing them is 1/2 the fun
fixing them is 1/2 the fun
yes i agree with that..but cost money...so if you dont have it..its not to much fun watching them lay in your garage....
but believe it or not blowing money and fixing your car can be fun..expecally when a friend helps so when you get mad you yell at him instead of throw things at the car
10-29-03, 03:29 AM
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Originally posted by |aFk| LiMiTz
http://canuck2k.com/carmovies/Ruch-Montage.WMV while we are on the subject got a few more but forgot the links
http://canuck2k.com/carmovies/Ruch-Montage.WMV while we are on the subject got a few more but forgot the links
Does anyone happen to know the name and the band of the 1st song in this video?
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10-29-03, 03:37 AM
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Originally posted by Chronos
Vosko, that's %100 completely inaccurate, FD's are even worse candidates than FC's (beleive it or not). Both cars are setup for superior road holding and grip driving as that's supposed to be the purpose of a real sports car. The 240sx and AE86 (Corolla GTS) don't have the same level of development so they won't grip nearly as hard. Ofcourse you can setup any RX-7 to be a drift car with severe modifications due to it's high power potential, but in or near it's stock form, It's not a good candidate at all unless you possess extraordinary skill. Unless you plan on spending some serious money (maybe not a problem for you
) to turn your car into an able drifter, I wouldn't plan on doing it in anything more than for fun. I only say this because if you get into some competitive events (Like drift events) where there's concrete barriers and what not, there's a serious chance you could total your FD. Just look at Calvin's car and keep in mind he was pretty experienced...
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Vosko, that's %100 completely inaccurate, FD's are even worse candidates than FC's (beleive it or not). Both cars are setup for superior road holding and grip driving as that's supposed to be the purpose of a real sports car. The 240sx and AE86 (Corolla GTS) don't have the same level of development so they won't grip nearly as hard. Ofcourse you can setup any RX-7 to be a drift car with severe modifications due to it's high power potential, but in or near it's stock form, It's not a good candidate at all unless you possess extraordinary skill. Unless you plan on spending some serious money (maybe not a problem for you
) to turn your car into an able drifter, I wouldn't plan on doing it in anything more than for fun. I only say this because if you get into some competitive events (Like drift events) where there's concrete barriers and what not, there's a serious chance you could total your FD. Just look at Calvin's car and keep in mind he was pretty experienced...edit:image
10-29-03, 08:42 AM
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Does anyone think the stock steering wheel is too heavy for drifting? I have gotten the car sideways, and just have issues getting the thing to turn. Maybe I have poor hand over hand technique, or Im just a tall bastard whos knees are chaffing the wheel too much, but it still feels heavy in any event.
10-29-03, 03:17 PM
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Here...see below video link, Calvin starts drifting again in his black 240sx.
Click on either the Hi-res or Low-res button of the NFSU Media Drift event to see the video.
http://www.eagames.com/official/nfs/...s&skin=default
Click on either the Hi-res or Low-res button of the NFSU Media Drift event to see the video.
http://www.eagames.com/official/nfs/...s&skin=default
10-30-03, 02:28 AM
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Originally posted by Chronos
I wonder why Calvin ever attempted drifting his RX-7 if he had a 240sx...Also, what's with Alex plugging that video game, is he sponsored or something? haha
I wonder why Calvin ever attempted drifting his RX-7 if he had a 240sx...Also, what's with Alex plugging that video game, is he sponsored or something? haha
10-31-03, 11:56 AM
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Originally posted by skunks
oh and if you do it at about 45mph, you'll slide backwards a bit hehe (im currently trying to connect a 180 turn with a 180 foward/backwards turn to do rolling 360's going foward).
oh and if you do it at about 45mph, you'll slide backwards a bit hehe (im currently trying to connect a 180 turn with a 180 foward/backwards turn to do rolling 360's going foward).
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