My first drift video

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its pretty ****ty and i had to cut it short cuz i was about to hit the curb, but here you go

http://www.videodesk.net/link/13314/drifting.wvx


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good try there

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oh god... a stream... mmm buffering... GAY.

and... powerslide, not a drift. but hey, thats how you start.

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hey chunkidori is it possible to drift with an open dif???

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it is very possible. I do it all the time.

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007jpang wrote:hey chunkidori is it possible to drift with an open dif???
powerslide yesdrift no.

and anybody who tells you different probably sucks anyways and you wouldn't want their advice.

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ChunkiDori wrote:
powerslide yesdrift no.

and anybody who tells you different probably sucks anyways and you wouldn't want their advice.
110% correct!!!!

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well I don't powerslide and i know I'm not that good but I have a good Idea of what i'm doing.it is possible to drift with an open diff.

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this debate has been going on for ages and I am sick of it starting again.

Search for the threads on this topic here, on Zilvia, 240sxforums and on Freshalloy..

you will soon find out what Chunki and I are talking about..

then go get even a VLSD.. drift on that and you will find out first hand....

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I know it has been going on for ages but i still believe it can be done.all cars can be drifted with enough skill. just because it may not be a picture perfect drift does not mean it is not a drift.with an open differential you can enter a turn/corner with the car sideways and then hold the drift until the end of the turn/corner.
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scruffy63 wrote:I know it has been going on for ages but i still believe it can be done.all cars can be drifted with enough skill.
The earth is flat.

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I admitted that, that particular video is ****ty, but i can drift with an open differential, so can scruffy, I myself have seen him do it, if you think you can't with open differential, you need a re-education on things

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its techinical... and it gets a lot of talk time but nobody ever addresses the specific issue, in an open differential setup, the one wheel with power just speeds up while the other (if the slide keeps up) gets just the power necessary for spinning/sliding. With the lsd working you`re getting well divided power between the wheels thats actually pushing you forward, so instead of the almost useless one-tire spinning and eating up all the power effect, you get angle and line control via the throttle pedal. Which is so essential to and characteristic of drift in the first place that the vast majority of people just throw down the "not drifting" accusation.

in summary, its not that a "drift" is impossible with pegleg, its just not controllable the same way. Which does get mentioned in the "drifting and not" definition arguments usually just never quite explained.

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heh, and II think, this is from a "stupid 16 year old" who has an o-d s14 and no real drifting experience II speak of. *headshake* th wonders of the internet, ne?

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tryiian wrote:heh, and II think, this is from a "stupid 16 year old" who has an o-d s14 and no real drifting experience II speak of. *headshake* th wonders of the internet, ne?
How are you talking about???

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um... which bit?

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tryiian wrote:um... which bit?
teh one i previously qoted

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the vids not working.it's been called fish tailing for years.where did the driffting name come from?or is fish tailing different?

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ChunkiDori wrote:
powerslide yesdrift no.

and anybody who tells you different probably sucks anyways and you wouldn't want their advice.
explain how i choku dori'd with an open diff in my old s13????! it is possiable but only in low traction scenerio's a.k.a: rain.......for some reason the diff seams to lock in low traction......but when u drift with an open diff it is very un- predictable......watchout

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well all I know is i don't drift that fast and i've had pretty good control. I haven't hit anything yet. I'm guessing you mean high speed drifts are un-predictable. What is this choku dori that you speak of??

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choku dori means back and forth motion while headin staright......long staright road swinging side to side


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