Drifting an Old Camaro in GT4

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I just picked up some game magazine, and it had a disk with a GT4 press conference, and had some guy playing GT4, flipping through some of the classical cars (I DID see a Levin..) And on the way, I noticed an old Camaro, and I was wondering, would any of you attempt, or fool around by drifting the Camaro? Just curious. I know I'd have to give it a shot..
 
I might. Dont think it will be of any use but ok.
 
There is no use, but I just think it'd be hilarious seeing an old car drifting through a corner on the newly added Fuji course in GT4. I'd get a kick out of it, at least..
 
well... I can't wait to drift a yellow soarer dropped,rims,and
HOT!!!! body kit!:p
 
Thats right, the Soarers are in GT4, arent they? I'm not sure if you can have a bodykit, though. It says they might includ them, but its kinda hard since the hardware, and some of the cars wont be able to have body kits or something..
 
If you guys think that drifting is "the latest" from Japan, think again. My friend and I used to do it in real life back around 1980. Driving a 1970 GTO Judge with a 428 cubic inch V8 (7.0 litres for you younguns) 4.13 posi rear ( very short LSD, in other words) and a close-ratio 4 speed manual, you drift whether want to or not, which means you better know how to deal with it.
 
Youe right neon, it might not be the "latest thing" from japan, but japan's getting credit like it or not. For all you know they were doing it in japan the second they recieved a RWD car and paved a mountain pass.
 
sweet,
gt4 might have bodykits and theres most likely gonna be a d1 type thing + internet play...god I needa pre-order from somewhere:D
 
My first non-typical drift car will be the GTX or the GTO, whatever version they have in GT4.
 
I know I would drift the old Camaro with out a second thought about it
 
whwere do u guys get all this info, about Gt4, and like aerodynamic kits being added. tell me. i wanna see if u guys arent just making things up.
 
and they had a Nissan 240ZG!!!!!!!!!! I saw the car also. I would drift those muscle cars w/o even thinking about it. I can't wait till it comes out.:D
 
You're right, Neon, its not 'the latest,' but it IS just now coming into the mainstream, or at least here in the U.S. it is..
 
Hitting mainstream, that's not good, what if the next fast and furious movie is about drifting, they'll be like "Oh **** guy tight powerslide!"
 
Haha. That is a good call, but I don;t think F&F Two is going/did make enough money to make another film..
 
im interested in drifting the Levin really curious if its going to resemble the trueno at all
 
It basically is a Trueno, just without the pop-up lights. It said "Levin" though, so..
 
i think it will be good having more muscle cars in gt4............lots of power.........uncontrolable bunouts..........it makes me drule
 
Unknown, check the Rumors and Speculation board for any questions you have on GT4, they can help you there. Good luck searching. :)
 
Originally posted by neon_duke
If you guys think that drifting is "the latest" from Japan, think again. My friend and I used to do it in real life back around 1980. Driving a 1970 GTO Judge with a 428 cubic inch V8 (7.0 litres for you younguns) 4.13 posi rear ( very short LSD, in other words) and a close-ratio 4 speed manual, you drift whether want to or not, which means you better know how to deal with it.
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Hehhe...
 
Yeah, kinda like any AWD or RWD car in Iowa in January. :)
 
Originally posted by XzifT
I just picked up some game magazine, and it had a disk with a GT4 press conference, and had some guy playing GT4, flipping through some of the classical cars (I DID see a Levin..) And on the way, I noticed an old Camaro, and I was wondering, would any of you attempt, or fool around by drifting the Camaro? Just curious. I know I'd have to give it a shot..
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Ill try.... but id rather try drifting in a levin, like the yellow one in this picture
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