Who says civics can't drift?

[Muss]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kOASjjpRnXk

woohoo.

[Wolfattak]

wow... Props to the driver!

[kyles_r32]

thats come pretty intense driving to make it look that smooth.

[mcfly]

I read an old magazine that pointed to fwd's being the first sport drifters in japan.

Followed by rwd's

[benk23]

i love how it has the big GT wing on it lol. looks rediculous. i never understood why drifters still use wings sometimes

pretty cool video tho!

[Muss]

I read an old magazine that pointed to fwd's being the first sport drifters in japan.

Followed by rwd's

Interesting, odd they'd use fwd first? Just seems natural that rwd would be a easier starting point ..

[Oakville]

I do.

[Muss]

I do.

Pft. :roll:

[Oakville]

Pft. :roll:

hehe. I cant even wrap my head around how the rear end is still swinging that long. and talk about a waste of tires

[doublejceballos]

man. that poor guy probably gets soo many wedgies after track days from the rwd guys

[Wolfattak]

i never understood why drifters still use wings sometimes

It puts downforce on the rear causing the car to handle with an under-steer bias. This makes the car less twitchy when the rear end steps out and the slows the overall handling response.... Basically it just makes it easier to control in a slide.

[mightyrocker]

man. that poor guy probably gets soo many wedgies after track days from the rwd guys

hahahaha yup probly


im not even mad
thats amazing.

[TK-GTS]

anyone can pull there ebrake and drag there ass end around

[SVTong]

anyone can pull there ebrake and drag there ass end around

But not many can make it look as smooth as that.

[Skym]

I like.

But this drifting with fwd? Nissan Bluebird is amazing and smooth -

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Nhcf2Upl2M&feature=related