driftin in the rain
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driftin in the rain
its tues in oc. some nice heavy rain. and after a long day of work... WEeeEeee!!! haha
but all im doin is fishtailing at the corner exit lol cuz i get scurrred.
but daym compared to the fwd i used to drive and the rwd explorer i used to drive it kicks out alot more.
well yea jus thought u guys would like to know lol.
but all im doin is fishtailing at the corner exit lol cuz i get scurrred.
but daym compared to the fwd i used to drive and the rwd explorer i used to drive it kicks out alot more.
well yea jus thought u guys would like to know lol.
#2
It'll kick out more easily, I think because of the power/weight ratio, but it'll hook back up again more quickly too... takes some getting used to.
Be carefull out there on city streets... nothing sucks like drifting into a curb or a parked car. Asphalt can be hard to predict... just a little oil on the ground mixed with water can REALLY change your amount of grip.
So be carefull...
...but enjoy!
M
Be carefull out there on city streets... nothing sucks like drifting into a curb or a parked car. Asphalt can be hard to predict... just a little oil on the ground mixed with water can REALLY change your amount of grip.
So be carefull...
...but enjoy!
M
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just goto a school parking lot. one that's newly paved. the road is perfect for kicking out rear ends and doing 180's or 360's or whatever you want to do. plus at night, nobody's there. no chance of accident.
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Originally Posted by sigma pi
they are usually grippy when they are just paved
If it is extra grippy, the rain definitely cancelled it because it barely took anything for me to break loose
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