The Drift Gallery

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Some drifting with my FWD Integra Type-R (DC5).

Yes, I figured out how to actually drift FWD and have it look kinda like a RWD drift, but, it is so skittish that it is crazy. It is a battle to keep from spinning around.

Photoshoot Season 2 (post-facebook adding upload) by Musical_Artist, on Flickr

Photoshoot Season 2 (post-facebook adding upload) by Musical_Artist, on Flickr

Photoshoot Season 2 (post-facebook adding upload) by Musical_Artist, on Flickr

Photoshoot Season 2 (post-facebook adding upload) by Musical_Artist, on Flickr
(Hint = Race:Medium on Front and Comfort:Medium on Rear)​
 
Haha i did that before and after a while i could just drift around every track

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Haha i did that before and after a while i could just drift around every track
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Nice. I found that if you lower the grip difference between the tires to where it doesn't slide out as much, it can really help turning the car in corners during an actual race. My '88 Accord Coupe was fairly stiff when cornering, and I couldn't seem to fix it, then I chose a rear tire with less grip that the RS tires I had on the front and back before that. It would let the car's rear slide out just enough to let the car face the direction of the corner's exit quicker, letting you get on the power earlier to exit the corner.
It made it very nice to race.
 
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Just do one run at a time on the top one so that there is no other tire marks, and that shot would be awesome.

The second one makes me feel like I'm watching Initial D, it's pretty sweet.
 
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