so i was at an empty parking lot last night and i just had that urge ("hey i have one of those 240s so let's see if drifting is really as fun as i heard")

i dont have a drift bible and id ont know where to get one, so...can someone teach me how to drift? or tell me a place where i can just read/watch and learn so i can pop my cherry? the one i've been hungering to pop. someone help me, i'm ready.

 

WTF? Ummmm...Theres a download for drift bible search....

 

I pretty sure there's a sticky in the off topic with a link to download drift bible

 

Posting again I see, young grasshopper...

 

^ wha...

 

Nothing...

 

man just get around a group of good guys in ur area, u will pick up on certain things fast, others u will have to learn for ur self through studying and watching film.

Dont surround ur self with american know it all begginer/amature drifters they are the worst.

another thing dont drift to show off, thats when bad things happen.\

ps reduce the sig man, if u dont know how to resize the pic ill do it for u and send it to u

 

Yup, that sig is HUGE

 

You can hit up www.drifting.com they have descriptions of all the basic techniques and some good info, plus like half the people on the forum drive 240s.

 

i think that's a chick dude, hahaha

 

Yup....who you talking to sleeperella?

 

Get the Drift Bible, itll tell you all you need to know. Keep it off the streets.

 

yes sir, i won't pirate anything. okay thanks everyone. i'm going to resize the stupid pix.

 

try this, you know how when you normally make a turn, you'll clutch in as you brake to slow down approaching the turn. Most of the time you'll turn the car after it's slowed down 'n' then clutch out and get in gear to keep going AFTER the turn has been made and your returning to a straight line path. well if you're in an empty parking lot, just do the same things but don't slow quite as much and do the clutch out-in gear-get on gas part while you're car is halfway through the turn. This is going to be pretty bad for your car so make sure everything's working properly and make sure there are NO obstacles near you that you can hit...

 

^^ the shift lock technique is good, however, should be done only on wet surfaces. If dont on dry ground to much, oem parts/Drivetrain will def break. Even aftermarket parts take a beating when such a shock is given to them.

ps i love shift lock in the rain. i drifted about 4 corners on the way home 2am in the morning the othre day lol.