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Old 02-09-2004, 09:35 AM
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In this show about how to drift, they said the best car for it is the early 90's 240sx. How hot is that?
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OMG!!!! That's news to me!!!!
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Re: Listen to this

hahahaha

serious?

i thought it would be a 91 geo metro!
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Re: Re: Listen to this

best car: ae86
2nd best: s13

watch initial d and you'll know where im coming from
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Re: Listen to this

mymymy...

getting facts fom a cartoon.

the hardest (common) car to drift is the ae86. then the FC3S



the s13 and s14 are known to be "easier" to slide
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Re: Listen to this

just wanted to correct something, it is anime not cartoon...=)
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Re: Listen to this

anime, cartoon, same difference. cartoons are animated, hence anything animated is a cartoon
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Re: Re: Listen to this

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Re: Re: Re: Listen to this

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Re: Listen to this

hahahahahahaha, how funny. just kidding, im sure your not a loser
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I hear the 86 is really the easiest car to drift since it is much more balanced and lightweight. Then again, I dont give a crap about drifting..
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Re: Listen to this

nah, 86 is the hardest cause youll need to learn every technique underpowered cars use. if ou have a higher hp car, itll be easier to break traction.

a person that drifts an 86 got skills.
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You dont need power to break traction when drifting. Any novice racer will tell you that. Its all about balance and weight transfer.

Besides, when your car weighs 2200 lbs and your tires are only 175 wide, it shouldnt take too much power to break traction.
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Re: Listen to this

breaking the traction is the hard part...keeping the traction broken is
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