Feint w/ Power Ova ... Maybe a clutch kick , or E-Brake thrown in if the cars not doing what I want it too .

It depends on the situation or turn . Different style turns sometimes require different techniques .

 

Power through the turn, nothing else

 

i think it would..... but it would take me a while to do both tires.....

 

it doesnt work when you're already at the angle and theplace you need to be in order to start the drift.


bottom line is, all of the techniques are there because you use all of them in order to drive the car sideways. you can't rely on one technique and think you're good at drift.

 

at goopster. Mullet drifting.

 

feint or braking....they're the least violent for me, but usually it ends up being something like braking-feint-power or braking-ebrake-feint-power, or if I'm doing really bad braking-ebrake-feint-power-clutch-kick

 

triple combo word score^

 

Wait till the 22nd.

If my boy brian is there he will have the super mullet to drift. I dont know how well he will do with it cause I dont know how well he can slide but its a 331 stroker with a big shot of nitrous so maybe he will fill the bottle and waste some serious tire


You will see, that just because my car is domestic that it lacks nothing on your car except its a slightly harder car to drift cause its a stang and not something that is widely used for obvious reasons like weight and power.

I plan to have alot of fun though.See yaa there and o yeah.I have a helmet so dont worry bout it..

 

I hate faint drift. It sucks! Every time I try it I hit a tree or a damn wall before I wake back up. And the chloroform isn't exactly cheap.

[edit] "for all the noobs out there"

Jesus Christ people, it's "feint", like "juke" !

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If I had a dollar for every time somebody regurgitated the techniques from another source... well, I'd probably have a couple hundred dollars... but anyway.

For the record, any good drifter will use most the methods, but my favorite is a high-speed "sido-long"... bombing down a long straight into a 30-40 mph turn.

 

What would you suggest a newb such as myself to learn on? I would think power over be the easiest. Though I have no clue as to where to go to drift. I'm a little young, and about an hour south of you guys.

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