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Jul 2, 2005 | 01:43 AM

#26

user 9348703

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My bad bro, I didnt even read it hehe

Jul 2, 2005 | 10:45 AM

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willkill12a

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From: long island, ny

next time try hammering the brake and gas at the same time then stay on the gas and release the brakes work like a charm if you got ballz.

Jul 2, 2005 | 11:26 AM

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fc3sfreek

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From: Kissimmee Fl,

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Originally Posted by manny34711

thanks for the imput guys. yeah i need to go around finding some parking lots or something. theres a few around my area but they have alot of median things in the way so yeah..... got to keep on looking.

hey i kno alot of places to go around the area since im from kissimmee and i usually drive close to highway 27 to do my drifting. what street was that u tried to drift on?

Jul 2, 2005 | 12:43 PM

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Originally Posted by jt-imports

My bad bro, I didnt even read it hehe

LOL na man. I'm just messin. I learned it from you guys in J-land!

Jul 2, 2005 | 01:26 PM

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tougeFB

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Originally Posted by iceman4357

this is what happens when the car snaps back too hard. Was my first

ouch

yes from what i can see you are using the power over drift method as described by the drift king keiichi tsuchiya. try initiating the drift earlier, at a lower speed then try and hold it. this can be done by hard braking and weight transfer, OR e brake style. also you can clutch kick to lock the tires quickly then whip the wheel and hold on. its lots and lots of fun.

whichever you do, be careful and safe.
id say try and stick to the track, then id be a hypocrite