Awesome M3 drifting *VIDEO*

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WinkOsmosis

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The cop that gave me the ticket for running the stop sign said "You were going pretty fast and slid a bit" and I said "I"M A DRIFTAH". I lied though, I didn't say that, but it's true.
 
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Shockwave

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Originally posted by: CtK
the M3 is one bad a$$ piece of machine!!!!!!!!
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Highly overrated. Under powered. Somewhat slow. Far too expensive for what you get. Handling is mediorce at best.
 
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Flyermax2k3

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Originally posted by: Shockwave
Originally posted by: CtK
the M3 is one bad a$$ piece of machine!!!!!!!!
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Highly overrated. Under powered. Somewhat slow. Far too expensive for what you get. Handling is mediorce at best.
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ROFLES, I'm sure that was sarcasm ;) Otherwise, I must quote Rick James and say "what did the five fingers say to the face? SLAP!!!" :p
 
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JYDog

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Today I was driving on the highway and it started to rain(drizzle lightly) a few moments later though I got off the highway and head down the off-ramp. At the bottom of the off-ramp of course was a turn signal and it just turned yellow as I approached while going quite fast(50mph), as I got near I decided to take it almost forgeting all about the wet. At this point there was no going back though as I wouldn't have been able to halt completely anyways, even if i had a F50. Well, initially everything seemed like usual(albeit I could tell i was going faster than I should have), than suddenly the rear broke loose and than right after another the front broke also. However though, it was extremely subtle when it happened, I don't know how to explain except that it was like a 4-wheel drift though the car DEFINITELY lost it and rubbed very very slightly(I really couldn't feel the tires touch but it just looked really close) a concrete center divider. Anyway, I think being familiar with your car and not being scared of the occasional DRIFT is very helpful.
 
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Shockwave

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Originally posted by: JYDog
Today I was driving on the highway and it started to rain(drizzle lightly) a few moments later though I got off the highway and head down the off-ramp. At the bottom of the off-ramp of course was a turn signal and it just turned yellow as I approached while going quite fast(50mph), as I got near I decided to take it almost forgeting all about the wet. At this point there was no going back though as I wouldn't have been able to halt completely anyways, even if i had a F50. Well, initially everything seemed like usual(albeit I could tell i was going faster than I should have), than suddenly the rear broke loose and than right after another the front broke also. However though, it was extremely subtle when it happened, I don't know how to explain except that it was like a 4-wheel drift though the car DEFINITELY lost it and rubbed very very slightly(I really couldn't feel the tires touch but it just looked really close) a concrete center divider. Anyway, I think being familiar with your car and not being scared of the occasional DRIFT is very helpful.
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Yes drifting is helpful. If you know how to drive. I'm sure you dont, which means drifting does you no good.
 
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MAME

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that's funny cuz the guy who wasn't drifting easily caught up and had to back off
 
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JYDog

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Originally posted by: Shockwave
Originally posted by: JYDog
Today I was driving on the highway and it started to rain(drizzle lightly) a few moments later though I got off the highway and head down the off-ramp. At the bottom of the off-ramp of course was a turn signal and it just turned yellow as I approached while going quite fast(50mph), as I got near I decided to take it almost forgeting all about the wet. At this point there was no going back though as I wouldn't have been able to halt completely anyways, even if i had a F50. Well, initially everything seemed like usual(albeit I could tell i was going faster than I should have), than suddenly the rear broke loose and than right after another the front broke also. However though, it was extremely subtle when it happened, I don't know how to explain except that it was like a 4-wheel drift though the car DEFINITELY lost it and rubbed very very slightly(I really couldn't feel the tires touch but it just looked really close) a concrete center divider. Anyway, I think being familiar with your car and not being scared of the occasional DRIFT is very helpful.
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Yes drifting is helpful. If you know how to drive. I'm sure you dont, which means drifting does you no good.
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I can say I do but thats not going to prove anything anyways, the fact is I knew perfectly how to correct and countered lock the car, it prevented the car from 360'ing. And also, speed is not necessarily BAD in a drift, the fact I carried alot actually helped the situation I believe by powering the car thru the drift...
 
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