I thought all pro drifters learned to drift on track lol

[Superkaioken]

well betca cant guess who these two are

YouTube - DoritengokuVOL1

honestly i wanna know where that spot it looks fun

[???]

Originally Posted by Superkaioken

it looks fun

no, really it doesn't

[jonBODON]

+1 ^

[Superkaioken]

not them... fuck im just saying the spot looks fun

[???]

Originally Posted by Superkaioken

not them... fuck im just saying the spot looks fun

its like one left turn dude...




not to hate on the vid, cause i'm sure it was a long ass time ago.

[lunchbox]

that was made way before most of you all had drivers licenses and or even knew what the hell drifting was..
that place is called builders square between us19 and 49th st on 110th ave
you should go drift there its really cool.

[jonBODON]

fuck im just saying the spot looks fun

thats what my +1 was for..not for the drivers.

[Superkaioken]

Originally Posted by lunchbox

that was made way before most of you all had drivers licenses

do permits count?

[ImportLuv]

using some kind of "slippery" substance to help the car slide in the desired or undesireable direction is a great way to learn how to maneuver a vehicle in a "drift" fashion.
Requires very little driver effort, less wear on the vehicle since most of the wear is between the tires road surface, and it uses the car's momentum (weight) to carry it's speed.
....i have no idea what i said there

But seriously, that's a great way to start learning how to control the steering when the car is going "sideways".
Team 15 started out their training this way too. There are clips if anyone is interested in seeing it. Contact the following members of the original Team 15: SideHappySide, Pineapple, SlidingRPMS13
People associated with the training is me (ImportLuv) and S14Monkey.

btw, superK...that spot sucks. Too much space and "open-ness" There's no challenge in a course like that.

[Funk]

you always must walk before running

[Chankisonfire]

Originally Posted by ImportLuv

using some kind of "slippery" substance to help the car slide in the desired or undesireable direction is a great way to learn how to maneuver a vehicle in a "drift" fashion.
Requires very little driver effort, less wear on the vehicle since most of the wear is between the tires road surface, and it uses the car's momentum (weight) to carry it's speed.
....i have no idea what i said there

But seriously, that's a great way to start learning how to control the steering when the car is going "sideways".
Team 15 started out their training this way too. There are clips if anyone is interested in seeing it. Contact the following members of the original Team 15: SideHappySide, Pineapple, SlidingRPMS13
People associated with the training is me (ImportLuv) and S14Monkey.

btw, superK...that spot sucks. Too much space and "open-ness" There's no challenge in a course like that.

hahaha tony, you talkin crazy, haha team 15!!! we rule!!!

[Silvia_San]

yeah thats mattback and rob a super long time ago and i think arjay.

[jonBODON]

damn i love the mr2 in your sig....i wuv it mang!

[Silvia_San]

i know, now i just need to make mine better....and figure out how to put monserous subs in it so i can trip balls and listen to techno.

[lunchbox]

holy fuck you morons couldent keep a thread ontopic if your lives depended on it