How bout doing burnouts in the ice and snow?

[icE_x]

yea on nice smoothly paved roads while its raining, practiced doing some reverse 180s and doing a heck of a lot of donuts. It was a deserted road where no buildings were around and jus one huge circle. You kno what'd be nice, to have a huge indoor thing that looks like a warehouse but its just smooth pavement, yummeh! Good practice unless you hit the walls...lol

[1PhatCX]

yea, i still wanna take my car out to a skid pad and have fun
or anycar really

[CivicSiRacer]

Originally Posted by ur2slow

before you get out of hand with this... i personally suggest making sure that your tires are in good shape and you should increase the strength of your handling. my best suggestion is LOWERING SPRINGS AND COILOVERS... that will definitly make the drifting safer and better control for yourself.. try these guys for those products.. very worth it

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Actually you want softer springs and shocks when you run on snow. Stiff suspension doesn't grip very well.