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Originally Posted by namdoog
Club loose has three classes.. A B and C group. Plenty of first timers come out and drive C group, and they are always willing to throw a skilled driver in the car with you to show you the ropes. They're a fantastic organization.
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Originally Posted by GregV
They have different groups for drivers of different skill levels. The videos are obviously of the more experienced drivers, but they run what is called C group and people with no drifting experience whatsoever run it all the time.
Look into the Friday night events held once a month, that is where you will get the most seat time as a beginner and the entry fee is peanuts.
Seriously, getting caught street drifting is so not worth the attempt. My suggestion is simply don't do it.
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Thanks for the info guys. I have emailed Club Loose for some information about the track events. I will definitely show up at the next event. I have a stock BRZ and do not have any mods planned in the next few months atleast. I was wondering if its ok to drift with a stock car. I know i will have to get wheels at some point but not sure when i would need them by. Any thoughts on that? Those are gonna cost me a lot so i have to plan my budget out accordingly.
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Originally Posted by love 4 boost
I am not too far from there if you ever want to swing by East Rutherford we can have a boys day out, the places I go to aren't abandoned but as long as there isn't too much time spent at any of them it's great practice. track experience is definitely the best, I'm hoping to hop into club loose before the summer ends just got to budget the extra cash. But if you ever want some quick pointers I'm here.
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Yes that will be awesome! I am in Jersey City a lot so that should not be a problem. I would really want to brush up on the basics and get those right before i can show up at the track.