drifting

honda_s2000 · Post by **honda_s2000** » Sun Oct 31, 2004 4:01 am

hi there all,
sorry about my post the other night i was a bit tired.I got a honda s2000 the other day and it slides awsome on my laminate flooring.just wondered if any pimp got any tips on drifting? thinking about a drift track soon but not yet as i have to master real drifting yet.!

so what anyone got to say about this please post replies,any tips tricks,tracks,mods to help drift better. and once again sorry about my last post

peace out

j

hogjowlz · Post by **hogjowlz** » Sun Oct 31, 2004 4:08 am

you cant drift with bits.

i tell ya what. im not gona lock this thread or edit what you said to make you look like an ass if you shut up and never post here again.

stampede_dude · Post by **stampede_dude** » Sun Oct 31, 2004 6:46 pm

and if you post again, you will be like me which could be bad. well at least i still get to post and look at forums, and benefit from other members contributions.

chrome · Post by **chrome** » Sun Oct 31, 2004 6:56 pm

stampede_dude wrote:and if you post again, you will be like me which could be bad. well at least i still get to post and look at forums, and benefit from other members contributions.

WTF mate....fuckin kangaroos.

Later,
Chrome...

HirotoR34 · Post by **HirotoR34** » Sun Oct 31, 2004 8:42 pm

maybe if they had propo steering......Get an Xmod or mini Z if you wanna drift.

HACHI-RYOKU · Post by **HACHI-RYOKU** » Sun Oct 31, 2004 8:58 pm

Poor kid. I kinda feel sorry for him.

You don't have to tell me why though. I already know. It just kinda reminds me of the phrase "lambs to the slaughter".

Who knows, maybe he'll be back with some skillz one day.

betty.k · Post by **betty.k** » Mon Nov 01, 2004 12:14 am

well honda, i guess you know how things flow 'round here now!

but i can see you're trying, every pimp gets a chance and i can see you're trying. so here's a tip; slippery wheels are good. put tape on the tyres.

honda_s2000 · Post by **honda_s2000** » Mon Nov 01, 2004 6:14 am

cheers for the tip betty. and all you other pimps please give me another chance its not my faught im new for heavens sake how am i mena now all this. well you decide second chance? or no second chance ?

peace

j

chrome · Post by **chrome** » Mon Nov 01, 2004 7:41 am

Here's another tip. Slow down and take the time to type correctly using correct grammar. You'd be suprised how far good grammar would get you.

Later,
Chrome...

HACHI-RYOKU · Post by **HACHI-RYOKU** » Tue Nov 02, 2004 11:11 am

I vote second chance, but it's not up to me. We were all newbs once. Hell, I still think bits can drift. But I don't want to have another drift debate. We've seen entirely too many of those.

I will give you a tip. Don't talk about how cool Skylines are, drifting or explain how stock "hop-up" parts made your bit do a million miles per hour. Always have something to back up what you say. You may not need to use it, but if there is no physical proof of something and somebody calls you out on it, then your stuck looking like a moron. Get the basic mods down, do a few and then post. Doing the mods will give you more insight.

This can be a tough crowd, but there's reasons for that. It's not as personal as it seems.

As for drifting, duall cell, fets, 3:1 kit gears, high performance motor (3.0 or better), slick tires in the front, mediums in the back, weight balanced slightly more back than front. 2-speed PCB's also help. Now, don't ask me to explain all this stuff. Just start searching through the forums and you'll find all the info you need. It would take me all day to explain it and you would just get lost. Start with the dual cell mod. That's a basic one. Then go from there. Baby steps. With each mod, you'll have to learn new skills. So be patient.

stampede_dude · Post by **stampede_dude** » Wed Nov 03, 2004 6:01 pm

do a small wheel mod with teal ms gears and a tricell on a zipzap. mine will drift with this combo. flips too much though. itll ride a wheelie though...