that's nice and all, but dammit, i want video! u know, blowing **** up /w sound and all that good ****...

 

http://windingspirit.com/img/dow

http://www.autox4u.com/drifting.htm

Hit them now.

The stuff will be gone soon.

 

Awesum!

 

lucky

 

I like walls:



I will never ever drift in competition with steelies. They look like total ***.

 

good lookin out, Stan!

 

What are steelies?
oh yea..those videos are awsome!

 

i know the black steel under ur hub caps if ya got em..

 

The rears are steelies and they will never be used outside of practice again. They are fugly.

 

I just started drifting with my s13. and when I got the car it had some used PEPboys tires(225/45 R15) Wide as ***t, but it was easier to drift then compared to my new falkens(205/60 R15). The tires were more respnsive due to the shorter sidewalls, and the dispite the wider size it was easier to brake traction. I don't have an LSD though, and they only lasted a couple of good drift practices and died one wet parking lot day. I have a pic on my site in the modifications page. http://home.bellsouth.net/P/PwP-miamiDrift

I would definately get some used tires for the back so you get used to sliding around then go for some new tires all around (and be challenged).

 

is it possible to drift with a stock 240sx...? (for a newbie)

sorry this is off the subject

 

One word:

YES



Lil Anthony aka DriftedOffRoad. 17 and he is drifting a stock open diffed 240sx. He has redon his rotors and pads. Gotten new rims. Getting azenis sports and looking for sways. The kid is having a blast.

We saved him. Took him in. Took off the stickers and showed him the light! hahhahahhahaha

 

hey Stan, r u running a "Misguided Motorist Rescue Mission"?

 

Yes You CAN. If I can do it with a stock 240sx then so can you. Just check three things.

1)Make sure your brakes work good.
2)Make sure Your seat belts and headlights work good.
3)Make sure you have money for tires.

Good luck

 

how much money do you spend on tires yourself?