I wonder if he has rubbing issues

SLAMMMMED



-Johnny

 

I was on supercars.net and someone said that S2000s could not drift simply because the tires were to wide.

 

Or too sticky!

I know most people are going to say "why did he buy this car if this is what he wants to do" - but I've been tempted to buy cheap tires and cheap rims and mount them and just go find a nice parking lot...

 

If I'm not mistaken, they're Mugen MF-10 wheels. So the rear's are 8.5. Don't the japanese drift cars have wider tires and still able to drift?

 

I would just take still photos of me drifting, much safer

 

The photos taken, without the dust, are titty though

Chris

 

Crank in about 4 degrees negative camber and you'll be drifting, if that's what you're into.

 

hey that's turn 9 at PIR!

 

If a drift car has wide rear tires, It better have a lot of power to break them loose.

 

Short wheelbase + Front midengine + Sticky rear tires + Excessive Toe = bad drift machine.