Spas Shotg
ok so like i pulled the drift car in at our hose in the garage one day and my kids 7 and 6 said to me daddy we wanna drift too i said well lets go watch some videos and play with your toy cars no we want to drift your car they pointed at my drift car i'm like your too young drift drift drift what are you kids doing stop it drift drift drift now their giving me the silent treatment somewhat unless their asking me if they can drive my car yet idk what to do please help
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i recommend you show them what happened to people in car accidents because drifting is not the safest sport in the world... tell them "would you want this to happen to daddy?"
i recommend you show them what happened to people in car accidents because drifting is not the safest sport in the world... tell them "would you want this to happen to daddy?"
What car should i get to drift and how do i drift?
JJ
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Unless you have tons of money, the best 1st car to learn how to drift in would be any POS rear-wheel-drive car that has a reasonable amount of power for as cheap as possible. Chances are you're going to wreck this 1st car (probably more than once) learning the basics of drifting.
Once you've got a handle on the basics, like turbocharged83 mentioned a Nissan 240SX is a good car to use if you're serious about getting into the sport. People have used 240's for years in drifting so you'll have no trouble finding parts and vast amounts of information to set up the car properly for drifting.
EDIT - as far as HOW do you drift, you induce power oversteer (spin the rear wheels) and "steer" the car by sliding the rear end under power while steering the car to keep the back end from overtaking the front end in controlled slides. Youtube has tons of videos of people drifting if you need to see it done instead of reading about it.
Unless you have tons of money, the best 1st car to learn how to drift in would be any POS rear-wheel-drive car that has a reasonable amount of power for as cheap as possible. Chances are you're going to wreck this 1st car (probably more than once) learning the basics of drifting.
Once you've got a handle on the basics, like turbocharged83 mentioned a Nissan 240SX is a good car to use if you're serious about getting into the sport. People have used 240's for years in drifting so you'll have no trouble finding parts and vast amounts of information to set up the car properly for drifting.
EDIT - as far as HOW do you drift, you induce power oversteer (spin the rear wheels) and "steer" the car by sliding the rear end under power while steering the car to keep the back end from overtaking the front end in controlled slides. Youtube has tons of videos of people drifting if you need to see it done instead of reading about it.
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