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I haven't pitched a 370Z sideways yet, but I have plenty of seat time in the 350Z, and that was a really easy car to throw around. Most people go
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I haven't pitched a 370Z sideways yet, but I have plenty of seat time in the 350Z, and that was a really easy car to throw around. Most people go a little too overboard with the throttle to initiate the drift, and end up spinning around. It's a balancing act, and it takes some practice to master.
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