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I dont know about the regular but the nismo is one of the easiest cars to slide and get a good angle on the slide. I had a 04 G
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I dont know about the regular but the nismo is one of the easiest cars to slide and get a good angle on the slide.
I had a 04 G sedan (6mt) modded and that car was really fogiving and easy to control during slide. When i had my 335 sedan, one little mistake and it was a spin out. You could get no angle on the BMW and had to be very quick with a steering. From those 3 Z is as good if not better than the G when it comes to drifting. The more direct steering compare to the G helps you know where and how much you can counter steer.
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