A beginner's car (for newborn drifters only)

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sr20det_swapper
Point taken, my friend has an s14 shark eyed 240SX and has an RB25DET in there and this thing is crazy it pulls like nothing ive felt before so thats why i was considering the swap for my car , but i might still go with the SR20DET in canada we dont get silvia's in sted we get "trunk 240's" so im gunna get the front end swap for a S13 silvia then the engine. 👍

I live very close to Canada, and I visit Vancouver all the time... I love the look of Kouki S14's, but I like the smaller more maneuverable S13 chassis.... It's a toss up really...


;)
 
hi.
i may not be the best drifter on this site but i reckon im o.k. i use the shelby cobra (740hp???). its good because the steering is very responsive. turn down TSC, some normal tires on rear and a some little suspension adjustments is all you need. i recon its better than 180/240sx for beginer drifters.

just my 2 cents and i hope there is no one like n3wb around. :P

cheers,

waZZ
 
all of what you said is true n4su is fake the drifting, the races, the parts
in real life and on gt3 when drifting youre on the edge of a razor blade too much gas, too much brake, and too much, or to less countersteer can screw you up.
in n4su its very hard to spin out you acualy have to try to screw up. because they have to make it to where most anybody can do it. where gt3 is a simulation and it dont even have a drift mode. so n3wb when you go sriaght from n4su to gt3
youll be spinning out and not holding it out and it will just be a pain in the arse.
 
TT3888
on the japanese version it say "Toreno" and on the USA one it says "Trueno"
Actually, it's called Trueno for both countries. US = Corolla GT-S , Japan = Trueno
I believe it's pronouned Tur-e-no but I could be wrong about that because most people just call it a 86..
 
Your pretty close Tingboy
Its actually pronounced To-re-no, like TT3888 spelled
But like Tingboy said everyone calls it the
"86" or "hachi-roku"
Cause people be watching initial d too much
 
Hub02
Your pretty close Tingboy
Its actually pronounced To-re-no, like TT3888 spelled
But like Tingboy said everyone calls it the
"86" or "hachi-roku"
Cause people be watching initial d too much
thats wrong in japan they call it the hachi roku too they have named various names for other cars , like the strawberry s15 or the hachi go or kenki s14
 
nightkids4ever
thats wrong in japan they call it the hachi roku too they have named various names for other cars , like the strawberry s15 or the hachi go or kenki s14

yeah I know
I was just joking about the initial d part
but you got to admit it, there's alot of people who began using that term
because of initial d
"hachi roku" this "hachi go" that blah blah blah
You get what I'm saying

and do you mean "zenki s14" instead of "kenki s14"
 
wait, so WHAT are we talking about, in this forum?

wasn't this forum old? like.. this "n3wb" came and start giving out attidude.. and yah...
 
Hub02
yeah I know
I was just joking about the initial d part
but you got to admit it, there's alot of people who began using that term
because of initial d
"hachi roku" this "hachi go" that blah blah blah
You get what I'm saying

and do you mean "zenki s14" instead of "kenki s14"
i don't really care about s14, i just want one
 
nightkids4ever
a rb26dett in a s14 =strawberry s15

I'm sorry to keep on quoting you
But a rb26dett in a s14 isn't a strawberry s15
If you do a front s15 conversion on a s14
It would be a strawberry s15
 
Polarbear
Why the hell would it be 'strawberry'?

whatd you mean by that?
are you askin why they call it strawberry
If your askin why, its simple

They sometimes call the s15, "ichigo"
"Ichi" is 1 and "go" is 5
In Japanese "ichigo" also means "strawberry"
So people just translated it and started calling it "strawberry"
 
a-ha. that's pretty cool..
i wanted to take japanese I in my first high school year, but i eneded taking spanish.. roar.
 

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