Drifting?
11-23-2004, 12:53 PM
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Drifting?
Hey guys, im wanting to start doing drifting in my S2000, I was just woundering, if anybody knows the first few things apart from suspension i should do. money is not a worry for me. thanks heaps
11-23-2004, 01:47 PM
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Never done any set up for drifting in a car, but i guess its all the same...tune your rear suspension to make it softer, and make the front a lot stiffer...this will have the front of the car bound up, there for transfering all the energy to the rear and make it a lot easier for you to get massive amounts of oversteer, plus with the stiff springs and suspension setup we have on our cars now, snap oversteer will be less of a hassle...
Again, ive never tuned suspension on a drift car, just for racetracks...so anyone with more experience can jump right in there, but that should help.
Again, ive never tuned suspension on a drift car, just for racetracks...so anyone with more experience can jump right in there, but that should help.
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11-23-2004, 01:56 PM
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you can drift a NA S2000, but oyu are going to run into a lot of steering problems due to the electronic steering rack.
the rear is very very snappy. if you really want ot get into drifting, get a 89-94 S13 and practice on that. that way, when you take out the cones, you wont be too worried.
the rear is very very snappy. if you really want ot get into drifting, get a 89-94 S13 and practice on that. that way, when you take out the cones, you wont be too worried.
11-23-2004, 01:58 PM
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