Uso ba ang drift racing sa pinas?

**niky** · October 12th, 2004 11:05 PM

Originally posted by ghosthunter
you could always use the weight shift technique or the hand brake technique.

Hahaha... I'm too chicken!

**ghosthunter** · October 12th, 2004 11:16 PM

Originally posted by niky
Hahaha... I'm too chicken!

too bad... the mazda 323 familia is a good car to drift even in stock form and with only a 1.6L engine. I could only assume the RS is better with further refinements and with more power under the hood.

;)

**niky** · October 13th, 2004 12:35 AM

Hehe... maybe with some space... and maybe further down the line, when I'm not too careful about my paint and rims anymore.

I'm really more into dirt-track driving than tarmac drifting, kasi. :D

BTW, for anyone who wants it... I finally found my Drift Bible link... and it's still active... enjoy!

http://www.ircuser.org/files1/DriftBible.wmv

(BEWARE: ^ ^ ^ 112 megabye download)

**iqaruzz** · October 14th, 2004 11:13 AM

ghosthunter,

anong kotse mo?

**silverA31** · November 3rd, 2004 04:02 PM

Had a chance to experience my car drift only once at Katipunan... but too chicken to try it again... but with practice I definitely would want to do it like the A31 Cefiro in the picture on the 1st post

Another reason maybe why drifting is not that popular here is because of the paucity of rear wheel drive cars here in the country... most drifters in Japan use RWD vehicles

**Ungas** · November 3rd, 2004 04:21 PM

Wala na yata yung link? Di ko ma-download.

Edit:
Bandwidth limit yata yung www.ircuser.org may nakita akong isa pang website host.
http://aserverjustfor.us/videos/Drifting/DriftBible.wmv

**ghosthunter** · November 3rd, 2004 04:29 PM

Originally posted by silverA31
Had a chance to experience my car drift only once at Katipunan... but too chicken to try it again... but with practice I definitely would want to do it like the A31 Cefiro in the picture on the 1st post

Another reason maybe why drifting is not that popular here is because of the paucity of rear wheel drive cars here in the country... most drifters in Japan use RWD vehicles

rwd cars are better for drift but fwd can do it too (but not linked drifts though).

One of the major reasons why drifting is not popular here is the local roads aren't really that good. Another is the bad driving habits some drivers.

**ghosthunter** · November 3rd, 2004 04:30 PM

Originally posted by iqaruzz
ghosthunter,

anong kotse mo?

AE111 corolla.

**niky** · November 4th, 2004 09:37 PM

Originally posted by ghosthunter
rwd cars are better for drift but fwd can do it too (but not linked drifts though).

One of the major reasons why drifting is not popular here is the local roads aren't really that good. Another is the bad driving habits some drivers.

LOL,

, you ought to hear the discussions and downright fighting elsewhere on whether FWD cars can actually drift... some guys just don't have any imagination... :D

**ghosthunter** · November 5th, 2004 12:28 PM

Originally posted by niky
LOL, , you ought to hear the discussions and downright fighting elsewhere on whether FWD cars can actually drift... some guys just don't have any imagination... :D

if fwd cars can't drift, what about those civics drifting around japan? but like I said, rwd are the choice cars but not necessarily jsut those can drift.