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Any summer time drifters?

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GetOnMyNeville
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Was curious if anyone on here dabbles with getting sideways in the Spring/Summer if so, what events or tracks can you be found hooning around at? I've been to a couple Drift Movement events Held at Columbus Motor Speedway in Ohio.
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.Hugo.
Posts: 17360 - Karma: 28,492
I'm a high plains drifter
11 years ago
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first_rodeo
Posts: 2385 - Karma: 7,781
i thought you were talking about drifting
Click for larger image figured you were talking about music festivals phish tour
11 years ago
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GetOnMyNeville
Posts: 63 - Karma: 184
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No, this.














Why colored tire smoke? Because race car
11 years ago
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esotericjive
Posts: 1889 - Karma: 1,445
I turn my subarus traction control off from time to time. #thuglyfe
11 years ago
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first_rodeo
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more like Carinthia base lot drifting
11 years ago
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gaper-raper
Posts: 598 - Karma: 2,602
waiting for my suby to be imported from japan! 1999 V.4 sti. planning on going to a couple events in b.c. and see what this bitch can do
11 years ago
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Peach.
Posts: 3879 - Karma: 933
I vaguely remember there being a s13/s14 forum in NSG a while back. The generally consensus was that everyone on newschoolers could afford to buy a shitter ka s13 but didn't have the money to go to events or mod so they ended up rolling around on shitting springs and steelies for like a year and then selling.
11 years ago
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CaptainObvious.
Posts: 5712 - Karma: 20,639
I'm a winter time drifter. The bronco can't get sideways without moisture assistance.
11 years ago
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Ski_the_east01
Posts: 5203 - Karma: 2,306
samesies. My wrangler on 33's will spin the tires no problem

....as long as there is at least an inch of snow on the ground haha. LSD rear makes for fun drifts too
11 years ago
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Chunter
Posts: 2050 - Karma: 1,894
Sounds about where this thread is headed too
11 years ago
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GetOnMyNeville
Posts: 63 - Karma: 184
Sounds like most kids who want to get into drifting but honestly my first set up was no different lol. I started with a 91 s13 hatch bone stock, welded the diff up, bought some cheap ass second hand Megan coilovers, ripped the interior out, dropped a big ole bucket seat and ripped around. It's amazing what a diff, coils, and a seat can do for sliding lol.
11 years ago
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GetOnMyNeville
Posts: 63 - Karma: 184

Curse you buttheads up north and your 15yo classic car rule! BUT I put a picture up of the 89 R32 GTST I'm waiting on in that classic car thread, she got a lot of Neg karma. She'll be legal to hop over the pond in July.
11 years ago
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skiersupreme
Posts: 1549 - Karma: 4,872
There's a middle school that has a huge field that you can drift on at night. When there's snow, I stick my head out the window and it's face shots on faceshotz
11 years ago
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Willgum
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Not too into the sport I have a miata, that 130hp has a tough time breaking loose in the dry haha. Rain on the other hand makes for some good tricks n tomfoolery
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