drf1nstyl

hey welcome to the club, id go with an sr20 such a wonderful motor, but anyway just wanted to say welcome

Zenki_SliderS14

hey thanks, and um i think im sticking with the KA setup i have now. Its cheaper on me cause im only a high school student...


ill probably do a SR swap in the distant future if i buy another 240

CowboyTurbo

You made me choke on my morning bagel with that line.

Of course back in high school, my friend managed to do the same thing~ in an empty parking lot, in the snow, and in a Dodge Daytona... I've yet to meet anybody else who's managed to get 3 flats off of one parking barrier.

Badazz_240

didnt get a flat, just bent my control arm and got a couple scrapes on the wheel... still need to replace the wheel it looks like s***

donna

Good tires for grip?

Isn't the purpose of drifting to be in control while you have little or no traction?

Badazz_240

to be in control after you break traction yes, but if your front tires are junky, then there ya go..... what do you think the reason for the curb incident was lol.... plus the better the tires in the back are, the better they will grip to push you forward even though you arent actually 100% gripped to the road

P.S. my advice is to get good tires for dry weather then drift in the rain... its a lot easier on your wallet, and can at times even be more fun.... its actually a lot easier on your clutch too assuming you dont have a racing clutch

CowboyTurbo

drifting in the rain is significantly different from drifting on dry road though~

Badazz_240

yeah but its still fun.....

CowboyTurbo

that reminds me of a quote I read on one of the beamer forums: "Fishing with a prostitute can be fun, but it's not exactly what you paid for."

Doesn't apply exactly in this case, but just thought I'd share...

donna

hahahahahahahaha ^^