Drifting Session - 9/23/2012

Japanjay · 09-24-2012, 02:31 AM

Just be hella careful brah, swing a little wide and clip the rear wheel into the curb and you got yourself into some super exspensive suspension repair and also drive line. Those other cars are easy to find replacement parts for. Pennys on the dollar compared to snapping the rear end out of yours. Spent 2 years in japan watching random guys occasionally clipping the curb and rolling the rim back to the future style up under the car. Even saw one guy come around a corner in an industrial yard full bore hit snap oversteer and went head first into a concrete wall. Motor was practically on his lap. Best way to practice is a big open parking lot with cones so if even going out to wide you dont scrub the wheel into anything. You wont find many 370z at the local pick and pull.

Looked fun none the less!

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09-24-2012, 02:31 AM	#2 (permalink)
Japanjay Track Member Join Date: Mar 2012 Location: Puyallup Posts: 856 Drives: 09 Nissan 370z MB M6 Rep Power: 15	Just be hella careful brah, swing a little wide and clip the rear wheel into the curb and you got yourself into some super exspensive suspension repair and also drive line. Those other cars are easy to find replacement parts for. Pennys on the dollar compared to snapping the rear end out of yours. Spent 2 years in japan watching random guys occasionally clipping the curb and rolling the rim back to the future style up under the car. Even saw one guy come around a corner in an industrial yard full bore hit snap oversteer and went head first into a concrete wall. Motor was practically on his lap. Best way to practice is a big open parking lot with cones so if even going out to wide you dont scrub the wheel into anything. You wont find many 370z at the local pick and pull. Looked fun none the less!