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RE: Real Drifting..? - 10/18/2007 4:10:48 AM   
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ORIGINAL: Neon_guy

You would be wrong again sir. There is QUITE a bit of drifting in Rally racing. I think where people (such as yourself) get confused with is the difference between competition drifting and simply drifting.

Competition drifting is ALL ABOUT SHOWMANSHIP!!!! Hence, the more smoke and the bigger angles, the more points. It's a really crowd involved sport. It's all about putting on a show and having the biggest and best crowd response. True, they get points for having the best line (meaning race line), but it's ultimately about putting on a show.

Drifting in racing (rally in particular) is about getting through a corner faster. THAT'S IT! Hence, you won't see a lot of angle and they're definately not going to slide way out. That's not efficient. But, it's DEFINATELY drifting. Matter fact, if you watch stadium Rally on ESPN and ESPN2 (since Speed doesn't cover it anymore), you'll see quite a bit of drifting.

I'm used to drifting as a spectator sport...

If I was wrong again...I don't give a "f". I like it regardless of where it came from. Although, it's nice to see that there is a real history rather than a bunch of dummies crashing their cars. Since I can't afford my own real life Silvia...I'll just get the TT-01D for now. Once I receive it...I'll be hitting you up for some tips. I'll post vids and pics too! Thanks to everyone!

Piece!!!

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RE: Real Drifting..? - 10/18/2007 4:12:30 AM   
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no prob. GL with your TT01D. I think you'll like it.

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RE: Real Drifting..? - 10/21/2007 6:24:09 PM   
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well however it started neon guy and your probaly right... i didnt get that off the internet i just kinda figured that since sliding around in turns in rally was way before jap people decided to slide around the mountain to get to work faster that they may have watched a rally show and decided to try it on the mountain.

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RE: Real Drifting..? - 10/22/2007 5:29:49 AM   
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You would be suprised how many kids say " Man your doing that thing that started in that movie Tokyo Drift".....

They get a rather big suprise when you make them watch a Rally from 1988 and then they see the same moves they didnt see before
then they come back with " oh so its not new, then its not as cool as we thought"

I hate Hollywood..

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