few pics here, rest in the links :

 

 

http://www.bmwklub.cz/misa/driftshow/
http://www.autodromfoto.net/photo/?zavod=95&
http://www.drift-forum.cz/viewtopic....e8f12301a10ba5
http://www.tuning-forum.org/viewtopi...150&highlight=

 

hey nice pics. can I ask what your suspensions set up is.

 

HKS Hipermax 'D

 

Suuuper

 

IS the dampening adjustable on those. IM just trying to see whats the best way to set my car up. I have kyb agx 8 way adjustable struts on the rear and 4 way on the front with som 1 inch drop eibach springs. I also have full poly urathane bushings and dtss eliminators. I dont know what setting would be best for drifting. I know that I dont have the best suspensions for drifting. but should I make the front real stiff and the rear soft of keep everything as stiff as possible. I also have camber adjusters on the rear if that matters. I also have a front strut bar and a 6 pt cage. My car once to spin out really easy I cant seem to maintain a drift. I heard that un hooking the rear sway bar can make it easier. Any suggestions

 

Please discuss suspension setups in specific forums for it, in the end, its you who has to try all different settings and see how it changes. There is no general how-to which will make you drifter by copying it. Its not about setting up car that much, like learning how to use car.

 

Im just looking for a good starting point thats all

 

where do you live that they dont require a helmet on the track?

 

Well, this thread is posted in European forum and my location is filled up, try reading

 

LMAO Higgi, you look so angry drifting. Higgi teh drifter wit da mad skillz yo.

 

Sorry Higgs.
Just felt like showing people that You DO wear helmet some times. :LOL:

https://www.rx7club.com/showpost.php...8&postcount=17

 

Higgi,

Looking good out there mate!!

jparker, I know Higgi don't like us messing up his thread so PM me if you really want to discuss but my only suggestion would be, swap your idea around. Slam some heavy springs on the rear, not on the front. The stiffer the rear, the easier it is to kick the back out. The stiffer the front, the more grip you have. But it really is a rule of thumb. Any well balanced setup is good for drifting if you use good technique!

 

LOL I'm waiting for the response to that :-)

 

As always Higgi, GREAT photo's!

 

Thanks Oliver! And congrats to your 2nd FD

 

Thanks Higgi....

 

Nice pics. If I am ever back in CZ again you need to hook me up for a ride

 

Nice pictures.

 

You are welcome anytime !

 

LMAO at the fightin' higgi pics... glad u had fun bro... PEACE!!

 

few more pics from last sunday





rest of them here

http://www.bmwklub.eu/misa/renocar200610/

and some video

http://www.mkiv.cz/ftp/brno29.10.2006.mpg

 

lots of Tegs out here is seemed. Nice drifting Higg

 

looks good..