.....ummm.....i already knew that haha.

unless you were explaining it to ppl who dont know what it is lol.

 

OH!!! the last episode S2000 FTW..

God Hand!!! Yea.

It funny how I watch without subtitle S2000 Wins. With Subtitles S2000 Loses.


hahahha.

 

I heard 5th Stage is coming in 2009.
Is it true?

 

i heard in thr 5th stage tak may be driving the S!!!! could just be anime hype thow i dont imagine him giving up the 86....but who knows

 

I thought it was leading to that after the battle between him and the S2000.
The way the battle went, and how Takumi recognized the strengths of the S2000 as he battled it, I thought this would be the point where he would move on and replace his AE86 with the S2000...the S2000 is the perfect car for Takumi to replace the AE86 with and still allow the him to demonstrate his talents against since the S2000 isn't the glory of all HP, torque, turbo, and AWD couterparts that are out there.

I was looking forward to it...if the writers have him adopt the S2000 the anime would be able to grow with more battles featuring newer cars...as the S2000 in a way is kind of the next AE86...an underdog against Turbos, AWDs, and higher HP cars.

After the driver of the S2000 took him out for a ride I thought he was going to offer his car to Takumi since he was more a senior guy now and maybe was going to retire and saw potential in Takumi. Then the episode ended....

Definately my favorite episode.

 

i wish some of you guys were from chicago...it would be cool to go drift with someone that was into like i am........................and the last episodes were good but i still think the battle between the GTR and FD was better

 

It won't take you seven months if you practice regularly. When Jamey went to his first drift event last year all he spent more time spinning out than drifting, but he practiced constantly, and by his third event (three months later) he was good enough to start making the finals and putting together the CCR drift team. The key to learning quickly (just as with autocrossing and racing) is to get some good instruction, as early on as possible.

Trust me, you can learn to drift figure eights around a couple pylons in less than an hour.

 

Is there anything like SEDA up in the Chicago area?

 

Jameys cool

 

I wouldn't go that far, but if Jamey can pick up the skills quickly, so can anyone else.