yea drifting is fun but dangerous too
My friend was driving a E46 M3 go downhill and.............Yea he was "Down" hill............. but no injure

 

S2000s can be fun to drift, but I prefer the weight more up in the front for a drifter - it's still fun nonetheless. I used to own a USDM S13, that drifted really well. My AE86 was even better; it responded to my controlling faster in general, but the S13 just seemed to be more graceful to me...

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by RazorV3
s2000's can be made to drift but they're not ideal.

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by JL9000

 

I don't know what you consider "normally" but if you watch any car at speed on a track whether it be a F1, CART, IRL and specially NASCAR every car drifts in a corner to a certain degree.

 

i thought a proper wheel base was needed to drift with ease. power helps but I find shortwheel base cars like ours don't want to "stay" in a drift like say... a camaro?

 

 

I'm sure you realize that this thread died back sometime in 2003.

 

Whats wrong with bumping a thread instead of reposting shit 10-15-20x? Not trying to be a smartass, but I like thread bumps - makes more sense and keeps the search feature functional and accurate.

 

what can you expect? no matter what you do someone will come in with a "search you newb!"
or
"newb alert! REPOST!"