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um........so its called tray sliding huH? Sounds like alot of money! I mean buying metal trays all the time! and with such a high risk of blowing up! I think e-brake will do it good enuff! BUt it seems pretty fun to try! Lucky i have a RW car! I would had to use up my e-brake all the time! ITs cool that they enjoy the sensation of have no control and full control at the same time!
no control and full control? that's what drifting is dude....
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On rear wheel drive cars you should put the trays under the front wheels and then have fun running into things that you can't steer away from. OR - you could put them under the rear wheels and have fun shooting the trays across the parking lot.
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Sounds like alot of money! I mean buying metal trays all the time! and with such a high risk of blowing up! I would had to use up my e-brake all the time!
well you could steal plastic trays from macdonalds, from what i read on the site plastic trays work better.

wow, your car has a limited amount of ebrake? what happenes if your ebrake runs out while your car is parked on a hill because your inside shopping for yayas so you have to steal the yayas or drop them and go rescue your car because its in neutral and is rolling away?


this looks fun though

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well you could steal plastic trays from macdonalds, from what i read on the site plastic trays work better.

wow, your car has a limited amount of ebrake? what happenes if your ebrake runs out while your car is parked on a hill because your inside shopping for yayas so you have to steal the yayas or drop them and go rescue your car because its in neutral and is rolling away?


this looks fun though

My ebrake can't run, I sawed it's legs off.
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On rear wheel drive cars you should put the trays under the front wheels and then have fun running into things that you can't steer away from. OR - you could put them under the rear wheels and have fun shooting the trays across the parking lot.
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On rear wheel drive cars you should put the trays under the front wheels and then have fun running into things that you can't steer away from. OR - you could put them under the rear wheels and have fun shooting the trays across the parking lot.
that gives me an idea! take a RWD or 4WD car that has rear or all wheel steering, then put trays on the front...

i wonder if anyone has ever tired to slide one of those busses with the joint in the middle?
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