i want to drift in my Integra

[gen2teggy]

any tips hahah i kno its hard to drift in a honda HAHA
n no i dont wanna buy a 240 or something

[vietdood]

drive really fast, turn sharp, pull ebrake, and countersteer.

[gen2teggy]

i'll hit a tree or something HAHAHAH

[streetarab]

this thread is pretty stupid, really stupid
:closed:

[gen2teggy]

yea i was bored

[Importworld]

You will never be able to drift as well as a rwd vehicle unless you plan on spending some big bucks to convert your fwd into rwd. Like mentioned you can drive really fast and pull the hand brake, but that's more fish tailing than drifting (really fun in the snow). Good luck, keeps us posted on what you plan to do.

[Hash_man]

You can drift... its all in how you set up the car... Falken has a FWD EF civic which they are going to put in the drift curcuit for this year, and no he doesn't need to use the e-brake to drift.

[gen2teggy]

yeah that ef is crazy, and drifting in snow is fun HAHAH
But on the road is super hard

[toyboy88]

or you can do something they did on tuner transformation...

put those sheet metal things under your back wheels and do the sharp turn, plus e-brake...you'll look cooler with sparks flyin' high :D lol :thumbsup:

[gen2teggy]

waht kind of set would u need to drift in a fwD?

[JordanEG6]

adjust camber, buy drift suspension and advan drift tires....and most importantly...learn to drift. :thumbsup:

[kaput]

.

[gen2teggy]

LOL

[SAiamNE]

Drifting in a FWD = Complete gayness!!!!:poosie:
Makes it even worse that it's an Acura or Honda.. :barf:

[finboy]

you should think about paining that front bumper

[Toms-SC]

I can't help but to laugh at how pathetic this thread is.

With that being said, consider McDonalds trays under your front tires.

[vcteggy]

Originally posted by Toms-SC
I can't help but to laugh at how pathetic this thread is.

With that being said, consider McDonalds trays under your front tires.

you put them under the back not the front, if you put them under the front you won't go anywhere

[A790]

Originally posted by vcteggy


you put them under the back not the front, if you put them under the front you won't go anywhere

Part of drifting involves actually moving, hahahahaha.

[VIP_style]

Originally posted by Toms-SC
I can't help but to laugh at how pathetic this thread is.

With that being said, consider McDonalds trays under your front tires.

HAHA I've done this before in my old pulsar a while back, it's actually so much fun- just make sure you do it in a big parking lot, just to be safe

[buh_buh]

I can't believe there's so many serious responses about drifting a fwd car.:thumbsdow

[heavyD]

Originally posted by SAiamNE
Drifting in a FWD = Complete gayness!!!!:poosie:
Makes it even worse that it's an Acura or Honda.. :barf:

Sort of right:

Drifting in any car = Complete gayness!!!!:poosie:

Hey look at me turn sideways. Woweeee!!! Worst automotive fad EVAR!:guns:

[Honda_002]

Originally posted by heavyD


Sort of right:

Drifting in any car = Complete gayness!!!!:poosie:

Hey look at me turn sideways. Woweeee!!! Worst automotive fad EVAR!:guns:
no way man if you had any idea how much skill you need you would respect it

[heavyD]

Originally posted by Honda_002
no way man if you had any idea how much skill you need you would respect it

Hacky sac takes skill also. Should I respect hacky sac boys?

Respecting a drifter would be the equivalent of respecting a a civic owner who just spent $5000 on a body kit, spoiler, fart can muffler, neon lights, etc. so his 130 hp car looks fast. If it looks like rice, tastes like rice, must be ......:closed:

[jasonybu]

Originally posted by heavyD


Sort of right:

Drifting in any car = Complete gayness!!!!:poosie:

Hey look at me turn sideways. Woweeee!!! Worst automotive fad EVAR!:guns:

I agree, what is this hazard county. Where's Daisy.:thumbsdow

[jasonybu]

Originally posted by Honda_002

no way man if you had any idea how much skill you need you would respect it


skill to drift? try a gravel road in your front drive at 200kmh. that takes skill, if you want to live or atleast not kill some body else.

[Skyline_Addict]

i think pro drifting (which really takes skill) is really fun to watch and i think of it more of an art than anything.

but it is definetely not a practical means of "racing" or anything and only certain cars are adept to doing it (NOT FWD 99.99% of the time. it's just something for show, and if you try doing it in your stock integra you are not cool.

[sputnik]

step one... get two trays from mcdonalds or your favourite food court

[schurchill39]

step two... find a brick wall, drive head on and try to avoid it without using your breaks. Once you master that you win!

[Honda_002]

Originally posted by heavyD


Hacky sac takes skill also. Should I respect hacky sac boys?

Respecting a drifter would be the equivalent of respecting a a civic owner who just spent $5000 on a body kit, spoiler, fart can muffler, neon lights, etc. so his 130 hp car looks fast. If it looks like rice, tastes like rice, must be ......:closed:

ok you little panzi
take your car to the track and see if you can do what the pro's like ken gushi do. Then we will talk


:closed:

[gen2teggy]

:drama:

[7thgenvic]

i once put mc.d trays under my back tires, locked my e brake and went crazy, but that was in a icy parking lot!

but on pavement! its like trying to run with a broken leg! you'll just look like an idiot in pain!

[Honda_002]

^hahah nice
always wanted to try that

[gen2teggy]

people r getting mad at this forum....plz close!:closed:

[Honda_002]

people arent getting mad, people just think that they are great and will suddenly get into a car and drift perfectly around a track because it takes no skill.

not much fighting here
just stupidity

[gen2teggy]

i just think drifting is really coollll, but i wouldnt try it HAHAH
maybe in winter :thumbsup:

[s dime]

HAHAHA :thumbsdow :closed:

[Honda_002]

Originally posted by s dime
HAHAHA :thumbsdow :closed:
lol
that made me laugh

[Skyline_Addict]

Originally posted by gen2teggy
i just think drifting is really coollll, but i wouldnt try it HAHAH
maybe in winter :thumbsup:

please don't ever try it...

[Honda_002]

and if you do
make sure there are plenty of poles around and your doing at least 60 km/s

makes you look like a P.I.M.P:bigpimp:

[Kamen]

Please, don't do it. For the safety of everyone else, not so much yourself. And not ever in an Integra. :thumbsdow to this thread

[v2kai]

Originally posted by Skyline_Addict
i think pro drifting (which really takes skill) is really fun to watch and i think of it more of an art than anything.

but it is definetely not a practical means of "racing" or anything and only certain cars are adept to doing it (NOT FWD 99.99% of the time. it's just something for show, and if you try doing it in your stock integra you are not cool.

just a thought and all, since everyone else is putting in their two cents....pro drifting is an art and takes a lot of skill. it's fun to watch and see how well a driver can control and know their car...as for doing it yourself there are many different techniques to initiate a drift for both front wheel and rear wheel drive cars (more for rear wheel), weight shifting using brakes, downshifting, ebrake technique, having the proper car setup is a big part of it, and correct me if i'm wrong but it is actually a useful racing technique...rally drivers use it a fair bit.

[gen2teggy]

:burnout:

[frozenrice]

Though drifting isn't that big of a deal to me, I'd rather watch that than drag racing. Seriously, how much skill does it take to drive in a straight line for 14 seconds?

[XylathaneGTR]

Originally posted by v2kai

a useful racing technique...rally drivers use it a fair bit.
I think the thing there is when going around a blind corner, it's much quicker to enter that corner at speed and slide through it, rather than braking and using a slow in fast out technique.
Although if they didn't pre run the course and have pace notes, that'd be pretty fucking scary to whip into a blind corner like that.

[heavyD]

Originally posted by Honda_002


ok you little panzi
take your car to the track and see if you can do what the pro's like ken gushi do. Then we will talk


:closed:

Drifting is the synchronized swimming of the automobile industry so it is obvious who the real panzi is.:poosie:

[Toms-SC]

Originally posted by heavyD


Drifting is the synchronized swimming of the automobile industry so it is obvious who the real panzi is.:poosie:

ROFL!

[sillyd]

Drifting rally style is cool, drifting show style is just a show. It's like dancing, and tough guys don't dance!

If u really want to drift your teg, put on a really big rear swaybar and every time you lift off the throttle you will drift.

[gen2teggy]

whats a throttle?

[1-Bar]

Originally posted by frozenrice
Though drifting isn't that big of a deal to me, I'd rather watch that than drag racing. Seriously, how much skill does it take to drive in a straight line for 14 seconds?

obviously you haven't made it to the drag strip.....

[GTS Jeff]

Originally posted by gen2teggy
whats a throttle? It's a special drift method.

[Lo)2enz0]

ahh drifting has gotten over rated, I liked it how it was 3 years ago. No one really gave a rats ass about it

[240droptop]

Originally posted by Honda_002

no way man if you had any idea how much skill you need you would respect it

:werd:



Originally posted by Honda_002
and if you do
make sure there are plenty of poles around and your doing at least 60 km/s

makes you look like a P.I.M.P:bigpimp:

60k is much to slow I hit corners going 80+ :D


Originally posted by heavyD


Drifting is the synchronized swimming of the automobile industry so it is obvious who the real panzi is.:poosie:

not that i'm a fan of synchronized swimming or anything but i'm sure it takes skill to do that asweell as it takes alot of skill to drift properly. Just because its a skill that you don't seem to have I see no reason to bash it you guys call it boreing but how is it a panzi sport? lets see how brave you are in my passenger seat when I fly threw a corner sideways going arouund 80-100kms you bash t cause you know little about it how about headsing down to the next drift events at RC and giv eit a try yourself and in a few seconds of driveing time you will realize you can't do HALF the moves everyone else is doing cause you are not at the same skill level as some of the drivers out there

[Honda_002]

Originally posted by heavyD


Drifting is the synchronized swimming of the automobile industry so it is obvious who the real panzi is.:poosie:
hahah that made me laugh
but still drifting takes skills no matter what you say

[Toms-SC]

I give this sport another 2 years, max, before it goes underground again.

[Godfuader]

Originally posted by v2kai


it is actually a useful racing technique...rally drivers use it a fair bit.

Rallying...now thats a sport. :thumbsup:


Originally posted by heavyD


Drifting is the synchronized swimming of the automobile industry ...



Originally posted by sillyd
Drifting rally style is cool, drifting show style is just a show. It's like dancing, and tough guys don't dance!




:rofl: Team FWD steps up:rofl:

[crazydave]

Originally posted by heavyD


Sort of right:

Drifting in any car = Complete gayness!!!!:poosie:

Hey look at me turn sideways. Woweeee!!! Worst automotive fad EVAR!:guns:

lol, this thread is gay! and i dont really care what people say about drifting, i enjoy it, i think its fun slideing around corners. so dont be hating on it just because you cant do it and have no skill.:guns: :closed: :whocares:

[crazydave]

Originally posted by heavyD


Drifting is the synchronized swimming of the automobile industry so it is obvious who the real panzi is.:poosie:
o ya, and you are a F-A-G FAG!

[RB25DET]

I like drifting, it is fun. Isnt that what really matters. :dunno: Also IMO it takes a lot more skill than driving the majority of peoples cars down the track, i dont think you can argue that.

[Toms-SC]

Haha, soooo much skill.

[240droptop]

Originally posted by Toms-SC
I give this sport another 2 years, max, before it goes underground again.

Unfortunitly I have to agree with you simply cause I can't see to many corprate sponsers suporting drifitng so I doubt it will ever get as big on a profesional level here as it is in Japan.

[Phy]

Originally posted by v2kai
it is actually a useful racing technique...rally drivers use it a fair bit.

It's handy when there's shit for traction. I see it like this: On the street, modern tires and suspension can give you all the centripetal acceleration you need to keep going around the corner. When it gets slippery, you've gotta supply that centripetal acceleration yourself by pointing some of your thrust to the outside of the turn, like a hovercraft would. That's why you see sprint cars and dirt track bike racers slidin' their ass out all over the place.

Of course that's just me guessin, since I don't rally. I may be wrong.

[googe]

Originally posted by Honda_002

but still drifting takes skills no matter what you say

on that note, so does figure skating and ballet?

[Skyline_Addict]

Originally posted by v2kai


just a thought and all, since everyone else is putting in their two cents....pro drifting is an art and takes a lot of skill. it's fun to watch and see how well a driver can control and know their car...as for doing it yourself there are many different techniques to initiate a drift for both front wheel and rear wheel drive cars (more for rear wheel), weight shifting using brakes, downshifting, ebrake technique, having the proper car setup is a big part of it, and correct me if i'm wrong but it is actually a useful racing technique...rally drivers use it a fair bit.

correct, there is always a time in place when drifting is a GOOD thing. the argument here is not whether drifting takes skill or not - it's "should I drift in my Integra (not professionally)".

the answer is simply NO.

[ZorroAMG]

I used to drift off in class all the time, and that doesn't take any skill.

[Toms-SC]

Originally posted by ZorroAMG
I used to drift off in class all the time, and that doesn't take any skill.
winnar! :)

[crazydave]

Originally posted by ZorroAMG
I used to drift off in class all the time, and that doesn't take any skill.


i know for the people that dont drift thinks its just a big fad, just like street racing got BIGGER from Fast and the Furious. now we have drifting and everyone is jumping on the band wagon for that. so the people that dont jump on just make fun of it. reason why i chose the 240sx. was because i liked the styling and the fact that it was a RWD sports compact car.its a fun car, and i love to slide it around corners.lol enough said. let the flaming begin.:dunno: :closed:

[youngbex]

Originally posted by GTS Jeff
It's a special drift method.

only AE86 owners have a throttle LOL



hey jeff:rolleyes: :rolleyes: :nut:

[ZorroAMG]

Originally posted by crazydave



i know for the people that dont drift thinks its just a big fad, just like street racing got BIGGER from Fast and the Furious. now we have drifting and everyone is jumping on the band wagon for that. so the people that dont jump on just make fun of it. reason why i chose the 240sx. was because i liked the styling and the fact that it was a RWD sports compact car.its a fun car, and i love to slide it around corners.lol enough said. let the flaming begin.:dunno: :closed:

:zzz: *DRIFTS into a boredom coma*

:whocares:

[crazydave]

lol stupid noob should have never started this dumb thread, so i wouldnt have to defend this shit.

[crazydave]

lol stupid noob should have never started this dumb thread, so i wouldnt have to defend this shit.

[Ekliptix]

Heck it's easy. No e brake required either.

http://img198.echo.cx/img198/8560/driftgif3ov.gif

[GTS Jeff]

Originally posted by youngbex


only AE86 owners have a throttle LOL



hey jeff:rolleyes: :rolleyes: :nut: No no no, "throttle" isn't a part on the car, it's a drift technique that only the top drifters know how to use...Ueo used "throttle" a lot until he died..

[Phy]

Originally posted by googe

On that note, so does figure skating and ballet?

Hey, those girls (and some guys) beat the shit out of themselves.

[240droptop]

Originally posted by crazydave
lol stupid noob should have never started this dumb thread, so i wouldnt have to defend this shit.


:werd:

[jizzajames]

Originally posted by gen2teggy
any tips hahah i kno its hard to drift in a honda HAHA
n no i dont wanna buy a 240 or something

gen2teggy i just think drifting is really coollll, but i wouldnt try it HAHAH

so you ask how to drift then you say you will never try it?

things i learned in this thread
- dsm drivers dont like honda drivers
- how to waste 10 minutes of my time
- how many people actually have put trays under their wheels to "simulate" drifting
- how many people dont read all the posts and say something that was said 2 and 5 and 8 posts above theirs.

thank you for reading. nice primed bumper by the way

[ZZT23]

Keep the bumper that way, its lighter without the paint. I would even strip the paint off the doors and hood too.

[jizzajames]

no no dont strip the paint off the dorrs, just take the doors off.

[Moonracer]

Originally posted by gen2teggy
i just think drifting is really coollll, but i wouldnt try it HAHAH
maybe in winter :thumbsup:

Dude just race your teg in the auto-X at secret street on fridays. It's a ton of fun, come out this friday there should be a couple of G2 there.