bumblebee92gt

I would love to learn to drift does anyone know of any drifting schools or classes?

viciousNY

Yeah, there were some guys with FD's teaching at a couple tracks in the Tri-State area. I'll try to get the info on it.

rbf41182gt

the mountains of japan

Jay7 Nyc

iTrader: (3)

Best bet is to watch videos from japan from the cockpit view and just practice in an open empty parking lot and if its alil wet in the parking lot even better so you can break tractin easier...

treceb

im sure if you go to one of the clubloose events theyll be more than happy to give you a few pointers.

bumblebee92gt

vicious ny if you could get me that info i would really appreciate it. FOr some reason when i pull my ebrake at speed it does nothing. I cant figure out what the deal is

Whizbang

how far are you from beaverrun in PA?

ArmitageGVR4

iTrader: (13)

This weekend at Summit Point. They are hosting the U.S. Drift Nationals at HyperFest and BSR is teaching a drift school on the Jefferson. $150 bux.

http://www.hyper-fest.com/events/usd.html

DarkAngelKamui

+1

driftedfc3s

1. www.clubloose.com - I work with them setting up events and help run them.

2. Driving in the wet sucks. It's slow and not fun, nor a good learning environment. If you can't figure out how to break traction in the dry, come to an event.

3. You can't just yank the e-brake. You have to have the clutch in, then pull it up. Then once you lower it, clutch out.

bumblebee92gt

damn I wish i knew about that before. Im going to the ortiz shamrock fight so cant make it. Anyone know any other dates>?

treceb

etown, clubloose, every last wednesday of the month.

by the way their website needs some traffic.