drifting a FG
10-08-2004, 01:43 PM
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drifting a FG
spent a tank in the back garden last night just as it was getting damp.
brake slightly to get the back end to step out then floor it and control the slide with the throttle
not much grass left in a couple of spots
but so much fun.
has anyone tryed doing drift tyres on a fg sideways at 40mph
and don't say a 2 wheel can't drift a million chinese drivers and my bmw will testify otherwise
brake slightly to get the back end to step out then floor it and control the slide with the throttle
not much grass left in a couple of spots
but so much fun.
has anyone tryed doing drift tyres on a fg sideways at 40mph
and don't say a 2 wheel can't drift a million chinese drivers and my bmw will testify otherwise
10-09-2004, 02:14 AM
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RE: drifting a FG
Who would possibly say otherwise!!!!!??? 2 wheel drive especially rear wheel drive attaine the best drifs of all 
Well for an everyday driver on public roads at least heheheh.... Had a BMW, now drive a TT Quattro it doesn't drift as easy. but it will in the end LOL
Well for an everyday driver on public roads at least heheheh.... Had a BMW, now drive a TT Quattro it doesn't drift as easy. but it will in the end LOL
10-09-2004, 03:14 AM
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RE: drifting a FG
there was a post somewhere on the drifting forum with loads of people saying a 2 wheel is to hard to drift
yeap harder than 4 wheel drive but so more rewarding when you get it right
just wondered if antone had tryed
o well not long for winter fingers crossed for snow
yeap harder than 4 wheel drive but so more rewarding when you get it right
just wondered if antone had tryed
o well not long for winter fingers crossed for snow
10-11-2004, 03:57 PM
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RE: drifting a FG
Fookin 'ell Ibby! How big is ya back garden!!!Mines big but not as much as to send a 1/5 sliding round...lol......Fill ya boots Fella![&:]
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10-11-2004, 04:54 PM
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RE: drifting a FG
not that big 40 foot wide at the bottom about 60 foot long
and 15 foot wide at the top between the garage and the patio
were i was sliding it about.
not going that quick
slicks get here this week (tomorrow hopefully) then the sliding really starts
slicks + wet cricket pitch =
look out for parky though
and 15 foot wide at the top between the garage and the patio
were i was sliding it about.
not going that quick
slicks get here this week (tomorrow hopefully) then the sliding really starts
slicks + wet cricket pitch =
look out for parky though
10-12-2004, 03:10 PM
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RE: drifting a FG
Theyre talking about 1/10 scale R/C Cars..
2WD are hard to drift because you dont get that feedback with smaller cars...
4Wd gives you a lot more control, and with those open diffs.. theyre pretty drift friendly
RAm
2WD are hard to drift because you dont get that feedback with smaller cars...
4Wd gives you a lot more control, and with those open diffs.. theyre pretty drift friendly
RAm
10-13-2004, 01:56 PM
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