drift the fc
05-09-06, 07:41 AM
#1
drift the fc
ya i know its probably gunna be a pain in the ***...but can somone please tell me what im gunna need to drift my 86 basemoidel
as the list goes right now:
shocks
coilovers
dtss eliminators
welded diffrential
loose some weight
weld the chassis
new bushings all around
....
more power
anything im missing
as the list goes right now:
shocks
coilovers
dtss eliminators
welded diffrential
loose some weight
weld the chassis
new bushings all around
....
more power
anything im missing
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05-09-06, 09:34 PM
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Originally Posted by darkprince134
screw u ted
Ignorance is bliss.
Good luck trying to drift on public roads.
You're going to kill yourself.
-Ted
05-10-06, 08:07 AM
#9
who said public roads *******???i sure as hell didnt..so ya making yourself look like an *** is better than ignorance i suppose ..i nyour dictionary,,and i have drifted a NA fc before,,it just sucks thats all...i was looking for some help..not some assshole with an attitude
87gtr...ya that was the plan in the long run,i was gunna stiffen the chassis then just do a turbo swap
87gtr...ya that was the plan in the long run,i was gunna stiffen the chassis then just do a turbo swap
05-10-06, 05:02 PM
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Don't weld the diff. If you really want it to be easier, add a clutch-type.
And before all of that, you're going to need skill. You can throw all the parts you want at the car, but if you can't get the back out, it's just wasted money. Especially with the low initial power of an NA FC; it makes it much harder versus just relying on gobs of HP/TQ.
And before all of that, you're going to need skill. You can throw all the parts you want at the car, but if you can't get the back out, it's just wasted money. Especially with the low initial power of an NA FC; it makes it much harder versus just relying on gobs of HP/TQ.
05-13-06, 06:37 AM
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both still need skill. The FC likes to grip, so you need alot of speed, and the steering angle isnt the greatest, so youll need to modify for that. It just takes some time to learn on it. The 86 is the best car to learn in, because it makes you learn the basics.
05-14-06, 08:31 PM
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you should put rims with nice low profile tires on that list. and an lsd. i had an 86 for a while and it was pretty to get it loose, stock....keeping it under control was another story though. good luck
05-25-06, 04:29 AM
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well if yu have drifted other cars then yu should already kno watyu need drifting doesnt take mass amounts of power unless ur a "parking lot warrior" ....LSD 1st(dont weld it the ******* dumb but cheap and it works ON TRACK CARS only LEARN ur coil overs dont just put them on there too be cool....think about it yu need grip to drift no matter what anyone sez ....it all comes down to skill and big *** ***** unless ur a parkinglot warrior....ie going down hills
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