Sounds to me that you support illegal street drifting. I don't care what qualifications one has when it comes to driving skills. I don't care if it's Daijiro Yoshihara himself. There's no excuse for putting "other" peoples lives at risk. I enjoy watching the sport, and I enjoy watching the videos that are made on "closed" roads, in which they are blocked and supervised utilizing all appropriate measures for safety. I enjoy NASCAR, but I don't exceed 170mph and weave in and out of traffic on the main roads. I like professional drag racing, but I don't go light to light with some other moron who thinks he's got a 9-second machine but lacks ability to control it. I've had friends killed for lack of better judgement on the street. And it definitely does take only a handful of bad apples to spoil the bunch. If you're not 16, please mature in your thinking and help make it a safe experience for everyone. My motto is "take it to the track or don't come back". ... Waiting on the "hate".Toolegit wrote:Exactly the ones who "try" to drift are definitely giving a bad name to scene. However crews such as Risky devil that are "putting it down" on the track so hard are also making
Some of the sickest street videos I've seen. I'm sure alot of
People know of these Guys right?
So also, you don't enjoy watching someone drifting their
Local togue? Cuz I thinks it's suck watching so
Robe drift the togue. I love the track and that's where I learned the most, just clarifying that cuz I'm
Def. Not an 16 yearold kid trying to drift
Theres no need for there to be any, most people, including myself, would agree with you. This thread was created for the purpose of making fun of the people who where too cheap to take it to the track and ultimately had their cars pay for it. Besides if it wasnt for these guys how else would we score cheap car parts on EBay?scotty-2-forty wrote:Waiting on the "hate".
Tokyo Drift = Drift Biblesandcrabsailor wrote:I watched fast n furious so many times I got dis shizzit down!
sandcrabsailor wrote: Power only makes it easier to get stupid.
Well, sparing details of legalities, it is safe to say that anyone who builds/buys a performance car will want to romp on it a bit; it's a risk we as enthusiasts take. The difference is respecting the rights and wrongs of safety for oneself and others inside and out of the car ... doesn't matter how good of a driver one thinks one is. Public roads are not for racing/drifting (.) If it's one's own personal land, or a closed sanctioned event, go for it.badbob2121 wrote:well thats just how you drive, i know the average person wouldnt drive a "fast" car slow...im not saying but im just saying...
ILoveMyRHS13 wrote:I love how neither of those were "drifting."
Oh god, you just sealed your fate here by saying thatFbomb19 wrote:BTW I residential drift when its wet lmao just trying to learn.
We don't condone racing on the streets here at NICO. Take it to a track.Fbomb19 wrote:BTW I residential drift when its wet lmao just trying to learn
Not worth it ... some will not learn until it's too late.servili007 wrote:Oh god, you just sealed your fate here by saying thatFbomb19 wrote:BTW I residential drift when its wet lmao just trying to learn.
Fbomb19 wrote:Alright guys i pretty much read this whole damm thread ... I probly wasted like 2 hours of my life