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godwine 04-24-2008 02:17 PM

I just got a doner S13 with a torn tranny and busted rear diff, i don't know if i should try fixing it and trow in a LSD or should I just part it out and trow money in the SW20...

I drifted an AW11 before, the thing just keep going because of the heavy back end.. it was fun :) Too chicken to do it with the SW20... the car is not that well balanced.......

tndrifter84 04-24-2008 06:30 PM

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Originally Posted by theholty (Post 315849)
:ywave: Wow, Im new to this site, but have been into drifting for about 5/6 years or so now, and I'm suprised how many ill-informed people there are on here!

Automatics better for drifting, whaaat?? :eek:

All you need to drift is a rwd car and a nice, open space to practice in, preferably at a track :vsign:

The easiest and best way to learn is in a RWD car with the basics:

1. Bucket seat
2. LSD
3. Upgraded striffer/lower suspension

If you're seriously interested in the sport, try these places for all the info you'll need:

Drifting (motorsport - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia)
www.ziptied.com
DRIFTING, DRIFTING.com

and if you're in europe, Drifting forum - Driftworks

also, get some option and drift tengoku DVDs, or get a hold of a copy of the 'drift bible' - an informative DVD made by Keiichi Tsuchiya (the drift king) that describes all the basics.


and people, before you go on the internet claiming to be the next drift king, do a little research, more than just watching Tokyo Drift and Initial D so it looks like you know what you're talking about :rolleyes:



ivi0nk3y, be honest, you've never 'drifted' have you? If you had, you'd probably know that FTO's are FWD, NOT RWD lol ;)


I'm not wanting to come accross like a troll or an ass, just want to prevent the spread of drifting mis-information that seems to be happening on this site :vsign:

Thanks!

wow i just joined to and i thought that japan was like heaven for drifters. kind of suprised to see how many people are miss informed

DManator 04-25-2008 12:15 AM

Drifting Forza 2 style!




I should get a second job so I can get a project car that I can drift for real.

Kyousuke 04-25-2008 12:19 AM

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Originally Posted by value1984 (Post 471319)
Initial D is such a good and cool movie!!!!!!!
(and it's dubbed in Italian, too :vsign: )
have you ever played with the game of Initial D?

i just bought the game initial d: special stage. i played it in an arcade once and loved it.

typesblur 04-25-2008 07:21 AM

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Originally Posted by DManator (Post 471071)

Cool. What are you building now? I'm guessing an FC?

na i did that last year for a buddy of mine. im working on a MK3T right now.

those are some pics of before i got the car and when i pulled the dead motor out.



value1984 04-29-2008 08:56 PM

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Originally Posted by Kyousuke (Post 471881)
i just bought the game initial d: special stage. i played it in an arcade once and loved it.

yes yes yes!!!! it was really hard to win!
here there was a Sega Planet some years ago... and there there was this game! Great!

typesblur 04-30-2008 08:59 AM

>_< i beat that game so fast lol for a while i was top 10 in the area in which i played including tournaments. got bored of playing with video racing games so i focused more on my real cars haha.

value1984 04-30-2008 01:28 PM

hahahaha you are completely right!!!! But I would like to have a car like yours....
By the way, is everything ok, blur? ;)

typesblur 05-01-2008 08:20 AM

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Originally Posted by value1984 (Post 478030)
hahahaha you are completely right!!!! But I would like to have a car like yours....
By the way, is everything ok, blur? ;)

haha well the old motor was junk. the motor i picked up for dirt cheap at a junk yard was rebuilt bout 300 miles ago with some performance parts in it. i was stoked. today im reassembling the block and putting it into the car. so if all goes well i should be done in a week or 2

value1984 05-02-2008 11:04 AM

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Originally Posted by typesblur (Post 478979)
haha well the old motor was junk. the motor i picked up for dirt cheap at a junk yard was rebuilt bout 300 miles ago with some performance parts in it. i was stoked. today im reassembling the block and putting it into the car. so if all goes well i should be done in a week or 2

great!! you are very lucky..I'm going to do the same thing with mine...I have an ex-work engine to revise and put into the Mini. wow!
Are you at a good point with your reassembing job? I would like to see some pics!!!! :mtongue: Can you send them to me? I can give to you my e-mail adress! :)


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