Drifting

Can anyone give me a solid definition of how a drift car looks?...

bashed in fenders, bumpers falling off, front tires cambered like a mofo! un-even wear on tires! big and wide rims! hehehe :grinno:

there really is no particular look for a drift car...it can look bone stock even...

Do a search on google, you're bound to turn something up.

heres a few pics:

Clean show type drift cars...but dont let the pretty paint fool you. :evillol:
http://www.speedoptions.com/events/1540/pic002.jpg
http://www.speedoptions.com/events/1540/pic011.jpg
http://www.speedoptions.com/events/1540/pic024.jpg
http://www.speedoptions.com/events/1540/pic054.jpg
http://www.speedoptions.com/events/1540/pic098.jpg

then you have the not so purdy drifters...once again dont judge on looks...
http://www.speedoptions.com/events/1540/pic375.jpg

then you have the stock looking cars...
http://www.speedoptions.com/events/1540/pic390.jpg

just browse through speedoptions.com's event coverage gallery you'll see a good amount of images there.

I'm going to tell you my 'perfect' drift car... alot of dents...deep dish rims.... and interior one bride seat on the driver side with the gauges going across the glove compartment... something like the signal twin cars.... SO NICE!!!!!

if this link doesn't do it for you... NOTHING will.

enjoy all!

http://www.bigboosting.com/forum/viewthread.php?tid=435

Strip down interior, "narrow" tire etc. I don't think there's any qualification for a car to be called a drift car. If you come up with how a "hashiriya" would modify a car, that's a drift car.

Oh, as for Fujimi's Tohge and Aoshima's Drift Machine series, they are the cars that the racers prefer to pick, and the kits usually don't have much modification or extra parts, except a few kits.

if this link doesn't do it for you... NOTHING will.

enjoy all!

http://www.bigboosting.com/forum/viewthread.php?tid=435
The Midget is awesome! Never knew they were used that way... shall I add one to my next HLJ order......