Do you drift with your FR-S

[Anthony]

Originally Posted by tbwoodlee

So now there are a bunch of empty roads and cul-de-sacs behind my subdivision.

Luckyyyyyy.

"Here, have a gift." - Society

[Mikem53]

Originally Posted by bkblitzed

this is my first time drifting a rwd

did u like it? looks like u did
compared to FWD ?

[thill]

Originally Posted by tbwoodlee

When the housing market was huge and houses were going up left and right there were plans to significantly expand my subdivision. By the time construction finished on the new streets and cul-de-sacs the market crashed and the plan to build new houses was put on hold.

So now there are a bunch of empty roads and cul-de-sacs behind my subdivision. Sometimes when I am bored I will take the car out and play on those empty roads.

There is one stretch that is pretty good for drifting and one time I hit a drift that was so good it felt like a crime, lol! I am by no means a professional driver and it was my first good drift. I don't do it often because I want to save my wheels. I am installing rocket bunny around the first of the year though, and that of course means new wheels, so I will practice more then.

Same here. I have a huge twisty brand new subdivision near me without a house to be seen . Been this way for three years..

They have started moving heavy machinery in, so my days are numbered....

[rosgonz]

Originally Posted by jshadeck

You said "i cant find any on youtube"

Ok but again, what I meant was people on this forum.

[bkblitzed]

Originally Posted by Mikem53

did u like it? looks like u did
compared to FWD ?

having owned my STi for 3 years it's much more fun. It's just as fast through tight canyon roads, and even autox i bet.

[tbwoodlee]

Originally Posted by thill

Same here. I have a huge twisty brand new subdivision near me without a house to be seen . Been this way for three years..

They have started moving heavy machinery in, so my days are numbered....

Same here, I saw the materials for a new house sitting one of the lots earlier today. I guess all good things come to an end at some point. I might go drive those roads tonight while I still can.

[OrangeJuleas]

Originally Posted by tbwoodlee

Same here, I saw the materials for a new house sitting one of the lots earlier today. I guess all good things come to an end at some point. I might go drive those roads tonight while I still can.

Don't worry bro. When construction starts, you can just start ramping shit. You might even win a trip to Japan!

[rosgonz]

Originally Posted by OrangeJuleas

Don't worry bro. When construction starts, you can just start ramping shit. You might even win a trip to Japan!

lmao

[ghoti]

Originally Posted by Symmetrical

Since we're on the topic of drifting, has anybody's wheel bearings failed yet?

From drifting? Nope, need to crash into something to mess them up
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[tbwoodlee]

Well it looks like my weekend was just booked solid!

[E46toFT86]

Bringing this thread back to life. This guys a boss

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[DIF]

No I don't. I did enough of that with my first car, a 69 camaro RS, back in Buffalo NY when I was a kid. Of course we did not call it drifting back then, we just called it winter driving.

[zc06_kisstherain]

no. don't want to mess up. had enough of that with my miata on rainy and winter weather.

[Synack]

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