Stig drifting the Miata!!! Kinda Sucky Actually!
#1
Stig drifting the Miata!!! Kinda Sucky Actually!
Yeah, she needs work and so do I! As soon as I get my daily driver, I'll be submitting her to my sponsors and letting them do everything she needs which includes clutch, suspension, larger brakes and a secret weapon under the hood in the shape of a snail shell!!! LOL!
FUN TIMES!!!
http://youtube.com/watch?v=jIgV60Z2z0Y
-Stig
FUN TIMES!!!
http://youtube.com/watch?v=jIgV60Z2z0Y
-Stig
#3
Everyone that HAS a racing license and actually participates in events raise your hand...
thought so...
Thanks ^_^
-Stig
thought so...
Thanks ^_^
-Stig
#5
Yeah, it's the torsen from a 1995, in good condition, it's the driver that's having the problems, remember I used to race and drift BMWs, so this is a whole new beast for me, I don't think I've ever owned a car with this little horsepower and that little size.
Revs up . . .keep em there, don't lift until the apex . . .immediately after the apex . . .get back on it hard and fast!
That's what my friend who drifts Miatas told me . . .it seems to work in parking lots and around curves/turns, lets see how it does on the track...
-Stig
Revs up . . .keep em there, don't lift until the apex . . .immediately after the apex . . .get back on it hard and fast!
That's what my friend who drifts Miatas told me . . .it seems to work in parking lots and around curves/turns, lets see how it does on the track...
-Stig
#8
ok so im a little wasted but that was funny as hell!!!!!
u shot that first set of cones like 30 feet
and at about 1min 42 sec were the miata goes acrossed the screen...it looks like a geo metro convertible LOL
but still, great respect for the drifting i cant do. i suck at drifting BAD
u shot that first set of cones like 30 feet
and at about 1min 42 sec were the miata goes acrossed the screen...it looks like a geo metro convertible LOL
but still, great respect for the drifting i cant do. i suck at drifting BAD
#9
I'm not so good with the Miata but I LOVE the challenge, it's so vastly different from drifting a torquey and heavy BMW that it's almost a stark contrast!
I've been practicing here and there, the next event . . .just you wait and see ^_^!
Thanks for the comments guys!
-Stig
#10
I just enjoyed hearing you talk in the last few seconds.
And how you refer to yourself as "Stig" on a daily basis, thats sweet!
...oh and Tripp would participate in track events/race lif he didn't own a 240sx and live in Akron.
And how you refer to yourself as "Stig" on a daily basis, thats sweet!
...oh and Tripp would participate in track events/race lif he didn't own a 240sx and live in Akron.
#12
the torsen is actually better than welding, it's very durable and the torque sensing feature means that when I up the power significantly, she'll lock harder . . . .
-Stig
-Stig
#15
Drifting with a torsen isn't too hot, it transfers power to the outer wheel during a turn which attempts to prevent wheel spin and keep you on track. The TBR is 3:1, so in many cases when your outer wheel gets more power for traction, it'll be spinning harder than the inside wheel. I would think that this has a tendency to feel inconsistent for many different speed turns when trying to slide, torsen's are much better for grip since you don't want wheel slip. I also don't understand how the torsen would lock harder than a welded, since it's always locked. lol