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From: all up in your grill
Originally Posted by ap1chick,May 31 2005, 11:07 AM
drifting is awesome..specially when an s2000 is in action
and 
would be an excellent way to spend a weekend afternoon.
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Originally Posted by ap1chick,May 31 2005, 01:07 PM
drifting is awesome..specially when an s2000 is in action
Reasons why drifting is dificult in s2000
1) low power and non linear delivery (meaning vtec engagement)
2) car is built for grip and has an extremely high limit
3) once you hit the limit, the car is unpredictable
4) weak drivetrain..gets destroyed pretty quick
plus, drifting takes a toll on paint and suspension...why would i do that to my gina?
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From: all up in your grill
Originally Posted by twilight dancer,May 31 2005, 11:11 AM
unfortunately chicky the car is really hard to drift. I've pulled perfect drifts only in rain and gravel. The car sticks way too much and the ass wont come out.
Reasons why drifting is dificult in s2000
1) low power and non linear delivery (meaning vtec engagement)
2) car is built for grip and has an extremely high limit
3) once you hit the limit, the car is unpredictable
4) weak drivetrain..gets destroyed pretty quick
plus, drifting takes a toll on paint and suspension...why would i do that to my gina?
Reasons why drifting is dificult in s2000
1) low power and non linear delivery (meaning vtec engagement)
2) car is built for grip and has an extremely high limit
3) once you hit the limit, the car is unpredictable
4) weak drivetrain..gets destroyed pretty quick
plus, drifting takes a toll on paint and suspension...why would i do that to my gina?
up an old miata!