whos the best street drifter in the US??
09-12-2006, 01:02 PM
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Originally posted by onesloweg5
And far as illegal i bet most who complain dont drift. But do have "illegal sr20 or rb motors in the car...
But i dont care for any US drifters pro nor street!!
They all suck!
Our tracks are not real tracks in Japan. Hense why we get owned in Japan. **** i just saw Tanner Complain about the rain... GAY!
jeff
And far as illegal i bet most who complain dont drift. But do have "illegal sr20 or rb motors in the car...
But i dont care for any US drifters pro nor street!!
They all suck!
Our tracks are not real tracks in Japan. Hense why we get owned in Japan. **** i just saw Tanner Complain about the rain... GAY!
jeff
I never said it was cool in japan. Tanner, Rhys, the rest of them are ****in top notch drivers. What the japanese dont complain if he weather is bad???
09-12-2006, 06:52 PM
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Yes they do are you high? How can you say that the US for a short amount of time are good? Japanese drifters will be better for a while untill we cetch up. Sorry i did not quote right and made you upset. Anyone who in the US who just goes to the tack is not as good as someone who has at one time done it on the street. Japan is a island so they win everyday. Touge and drift to work and school.. Way of life!! I like it. I dont just drift. I race seadoos, sandrails, 1/4, touge, and just got into driftting. And its funny everyone wants a ride when im on the street yet the same guys fight on the net untill they figure out its me...lol What a joke. Anyway . G4 Girls is the hottest. Driftting pretty is no more form what i see. And havnt herd much from them any more.. But shes cute...
09-12-2006, 08:35 PM
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im japanese and i complain when it rains
09-12-2006, 09:40 PM
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i love the rain sometimes because it allows for good practice without wearing on the car and tires so much, but when it comes to track time i want it dry that way i get good stopping and accelerating capabilities..
when it comes to track drifting then i believe the US is just as capable as Japan, although i believe japan is still ahead its not by much....now if it were down to touge driving/drifting then hands down japan is going to have more skill because although canyon runs in the US have been around for a while, not near as many people have been doing it, especially drifting it..
when it comes to track drifting then i believe the US is just as capable as Japan, although i believe japan is still ahead its not by much....now if it were down to touge driving/drifting then hands down japan is going to have more skill because although canyon runs in the US have been around for a while, not near as many people have been doing it, especially drifting it..
09-12-2006, 10:34 PM
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Drifting is gay. Period...
09-12-2006, 10:42 PM
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Originally posted by KerosineK
Drifting is gay. Period...
Drifting is gay. Period...
09-12-2006, 10:46 PM
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Originally posted by motegineon
wothless post unless u explain your reasoning..
wothless post unless u explain your reasoning..
Also, cops pulling me over accusing me of drifting on public streets isnt too fun either.
Also, I suck at it.....
I guess I should have said street drifting is gay.
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09-12-2006, 10:59 PM
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as frustrating as it may be the same idiots could be drag racing or just reving their engines, no reason to hate a sport....any motor sport is going to wear on your car, if people arent willing to fork out $ to fix/modify their vehicles then they dont need to be affiliated with the racing world...if cops are pulling you over while your just driving down the road and accusing you of drifting and youve actually done nothing wrong then you need to have a talk with their management....practice makes perfect!
09-13-2006, 05:53 PM
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wow onesloweg5 you seem to think your something. Honestly you think that everyone in japan goes drifting and hit the touge, ummm no.
As far as skill euro drivers own all hands down. So what if japan is an island?
So street racers will make better drivers in the future? I dont see how.
You really have no idea what you are talking about. BTW i street drifted for about 4 year until i realised it wasnt worth smashing my car.
As far as skill euro drivers own all hands down. So what if japan is an island?
So street racers will make better drivers in the future? I dont see how.
You really have no idea what you are talking about. BTW i street drifted for about 4 year until i realised it wasnt worth smashing my car.
09-13-2006, 08:40 PM
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i see it both ways as most people drifting on the streets is really gay but somewhere like where im at 99.99% of the people have no clue what drifting is . we dont have any where to dift
i think just doing a little difting on random country backroads is fine , for the most part. but if you live in cali or somewhere then its a nother story
i think just doing a little difting on random country backroads is fine , for the most part. but if you live in cali or somewhere then its a nother story
09-13-2006, 10:10 PM
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cali is huge so it depends on what part as with any other location. its not all metropolitan city life thru out
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