Anyone Want to share some knowledge? (Drift Meet)

[FordTruck67]

Anyone wanna meet up and teach me a few things? I know the basics But, Want to learn more "Advanced" Moves if anyone wants to teach me. I have a mic.

Psn: OldFord4x4

 

[Newland]

Any advanced techniques you've witnessed and want to learn 9/10 won't work with your driving style and or vehicle tune. Not to mention that a lot of the more aggressive things people are doing are secret methods they may not share. My best advice to you is to join a team that will be willing to teach you a few tricks as well as push you to your limits both in driving and tuning methods. Also if you can get into a room with PUSH or any of the team nemises crew you'll be in good hands. The only crew off the top of my head that's helpful and a lot of fun to joke around with.

 

[MadFlavour]

Anyone wanna meet up and teach me a few things? I know the basics But, Want to learn more "Advanced" Moves if anyone wants to teach me. I have a mic.

Psn: OldFord4x4

With time comes skill, stick with it and you'll get better. You can't just learn a technique like that, keep practicing it till it feels controlled and fluid.

 

[ITSHAM]

With time comes skill, stick with it and you'll get better. You can't just learn a technique like that, keep practicing it till it feels controlled and fluid.

well said

 

[PUSH]

Its true that in time you will get better, it is also a important part of really expanding your knowledge of the sport of drifting and I will say that it is easier to learn if someone can explain what something does and explain why it does it.
Its also important to know how your car feels without modification so when you want the car to do or stop doing something, you will be better prepared to tune the car to suit your style of driving.

Its a never ending learning experience... I learn something new everyday.
If you do need help feel free to ask. I'm always open to helping the new guys and gals with some advice from trial and error tuning we have done over the years.

 

[ITSHAM]

Its true that in time you will get better, it is also a important part of really expanding your knowledge of the sport of drifting and I will say that it is easier to learn if someone can explain what something does and explain why it does it.
Its also important to know how your car feels without modification so when you want the car to do or stop doing something, you will be better prepared to tune the car to suit your style of driving.

Its a never ending learning experience... I learn something new everyday.
If you do need help feel free to ask. I'm always open to helping the new guys and gals with some advice from trial and error tuning we have done over the years.

and if its a 4door wh:censored:re ask push... just ask push lmfao