Car for a drifting noob ?

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SL500 The old one is great for learning
 
The FC was my very first drift car in the game, and i can say that is not a good option for fresh newbies because its too sensible and technical in the weight transitions. Otherwise, the S13 K´s Dia Selection is much more stable and friendly, plus with a torque ratio very flat and easier to feather in the corners.

The FC is a good car but also challenging. I would say it needs certain skill to master such a car.
 
I'd say the s15, z33, or z34 are best for noobs so smooth and easy to controll
 
I'd recommend the S13 Silvia or the S2000.
 
I'm trying a BP Falken RX-7 '03 stock, just starting Drifting for fun
 
C63 AMG. Turn the wheel and give it gas and you're already sideways. Feather the throttle and coutersteer and you'll be drifting in no time

This, all you need is a full weight reduction and you're set.
 
all fr cars ..im using r32 gts-t eazy to drift good for beginner ..
 
I started with the rx-7 spirit in the NCD. It's good, but I got a tune from a YouTube video. I moved on to the z34 in the NCD, which is damn near perfect for medium corners but hard to control on hairpins, somewhere in between for long corners. I just picked up the GT1 Turbo and, damn it, that thing drifts Tsukuba without any tuning, jut CHs.
 
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I learned to drift using the 1969 Isuzu Bellett 1600 GT-R ~220hp ~860kg
However I very much like the 1991 Mercedes 190 E for learning to drift
 
I start in a stock rx7 on comfort tires, both on my wheel and controller.
 
I drift the s13 light tuned(exhaust and turbo) and sambabus fully tuned as my first using CM
 
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I remember when I first started learning on drifting.. Amuse 350Z on Sports Hards. & then move onto CH.
 
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I remember when I first started learning on drifting.. Amuse 350Z on Sports Hards. & then move onto CH.

That 350z man remind me of my drift battle with my friend. good times :) good times
 
An S2000 is a good idea for a beginners' drift car. Early models especially.
 
I would recommend an s2000 or a Nissan 350/370z (fair lady z33/z34) the s2000 is so nice to drift just flows everywhere and the nissans are good too! Good luck
 
Something that is MR, you'll have a larger room for error, I learned how to drift with a Renault Clio V6 Sport, and an NSX back in GT3
 
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