YOUR RESEARCHDrifting is so Dumb IMO, 350z crash video
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What a waste. http://videos.streetfire.net/video/b...bcfa13647d.htm I love the front end plow. Reminds of an autocross event where drifters were allowed. A driver in a 240 'drifted' through all the turns with his front end.
sure this wasn't a publicity stunt for a movie?..... It almost worked for redline.
WOW....speechless.....
I used to think drifting was kind of dumb too... BEFORE I saw it live at the last Long Beach Grand Prix... Watching it in person gave me a new respect for it...really loud and wild and exciting. When the pros do it...its worth it...very cool to watch.
Actually, I heard it was his friend from Denmark behing the wheel and that he mistakenly pressed the clutch instead of the brakes.
I am open to what people want to do with their rides. I took #2 choice of a 1998 240SX SE when I was on the hunt for a 88/89 952. Down here in Palm Beach they come up alot with under 30k on the clock even. The problem I found was either they wanted $35k+ for them or a fair price but the interiors were sun-aged. Pricing out the dash and trim was pretty shocking. Drifting is fun, it's expensive in both mistakes and tires.
I can appreciate all forms of racing but he looked dumb. LOL!
Agreed. I saw a demo at PIR featuring the current D1 champ. Those drivers had phenomenal car control.
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