Originally posted by: 3point14
My friends and I do that all of the time. Scares the hell out of the others on I-70![]()
Originally posted by: v3rrv3
Originally posted by: 3point14
My friends and I do that all of the time. Scares the hell out of the others on I-70![]()
Die. Idiots like you make my insurance high![]()
Originally posted by: 3point14
Originally posted by: v3rrv3
Originally posted by: 3point14
My friends and I do that all of the time. Scares the hell out of the others on I-70![]()
Die. Idiots like you make my insurance high![]()
You thought I was serious?
Originally posted by: 3point14
Stupid people make assumptions :beer:![]()
Originally posted by: Shockwave
I do stuff like that in my Expedition alot. Its funny to see people faces when 2 1/2 tons of steel is slidin around.
Originally posted by: xXped0thugXx
thats tight... ever see the one where the kid in the taurus tries to drift and he takes it into a curb and screws up his car... haha
Originally posted by: MeanMeosh
how exactly does one drift? i've seen that video and i can't figure it out for the life of me![]()
Originally posted by: Kelvrick
Originally posted by: MeanMeosh
how exactly does one drift? i've seen that video and i can't figure it out for the life of me![]()
Need a rear wheel drive car. Go into a turn, hit the throttle so that your back side begins to lose grip, swings out. Turn your front wheels away from the turn and the car kind of "slides" around the turn. Manage your throttle and your countersteering to control the drift. Drift ends when you regain control.
Also, this is such a repost.
Oh yea, the blue car seems to be an early 90's 240 but I'm not sure about the red car? Almost seems like an R32 but then just seems wrong. Thinking an integra, but he'd have to be working his e-brake.
