I agree, drifting takes more skill then driving your car in a straight line for that matter.
Our cars are not difficult to drift, it's learning how to control the car and set it up for drift so the car will respond better when you do push it.

BTW, I don't do it on the street, I practice in empty totally open parking lots.

Yep, there is a not of negative, stupid posts on this forum. I don't think it'll ever change.

 

sorry if we yanked your rear brake lever

 

Beginner **** lol haha

 

Yep, It's hilarious you assume I'm a newbie because of my low post count. Look at my occupation dumbass.

 

You work on overpriced Toyotas?

 

MadMike would disagree.

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Yeah, I do. If your being sarcastic, I'll just laugh in your face because we still move 40 cars out the door everyday.

Our most recently new tech just came from Cadillac - where they were excited to see 20 a day.

 

lol what i meant to say was, If your just relying on the e-brake for drifting, why not practice other different ways, You have to know like clutch kicking and shift lock, etc for different corners and angles. <-- thats what i meant to say lol

 

This guy is cool....

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I wanna be just like him :D...............................no! lol

 

lol when i was at miami speedway last year. over 20 rx8s all running on track coming back with melted bumpers and lost parts, its nice to see them get a beating and keep going

 

he's driving a NA 26B FD3, you think you know more than a drifting pro?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JaAKOrOWV7Q

 

He's clutch kicking on most turns. Beginners usually start with e-braking, thats why i said that on my other post. duh!