il be there to spectate

 

honestly if you just watch alot of incar footage, listen to the foot work, and watch the hands, you can pretty much learn it all. Once you get the foundation of how to catch the car and throw the car you're set. From there its just getting set time to practice.

here i have a nice playlist going on YT of incar that i use to study. It works out pretty well as i found out after doing only my 2nd event and almost linked a whole front section of the track.

YouTube - Broadcast Yourself.

 

cool thx. maybe i can get a ride along with somebody...

 

If we can work it out for your dad to tow my car, you can drive my car on track as much as you want.

Also, go through this thread and watch the videos. There's a lot of incar in here.

http://www.sfldrifters.com/forums/sh...ad.php?t=62626

 

so ready for saturday, hpoe everything works outt

 

pics of my ride

 

I learned to drift in my first car, a Camaro haha good times. But if you know the basics of drifting just find a good lot and try to get a good slide. FYI tho stay away from curbs lol I hit one sideways at like 40 and had to get 4 new rims, tires, a rear axle, suspension and exhaust Just have fun man and be safe, that's what it's all about

 

Yeah but I got some nice rims so it all worked out lol. Here is what mine looked like
and then after

 

id rather have open personally. its more predicable than a diff with jelly in it lol.

 

wow thats a nice camaro! still have it?