Drifting cars

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ya i am trying to learn to drift and i was wanting to know what are some of the more easy cars to drift in ????:rolleyes: and there settings :O
 
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IMO the 240 Fastback is an easy car to learn.......The RS200, MR2 GTS, 350Z concept, RX7 RZ (FD35), AE86....all good cars..........it's a matter of personal taste. Any car that doesn't make above 600 Hp fully tuned, is easy to drift.

As for settings........make your own, check the Drift Settings Depot, or www.GTvault.com

That's, personally, where I'd start....Good Luck!!
 
u want a car with alot of power, so that all u have to do is turn of asm and tcs with no mods and the car should drift.
for this my choice would definetly be a supra, or a s15 silvia (my fave drift car:))
 
But i know xzift's, he's in love with RX-7 and plus he lives in humm some where in America.
 
That one Tennis player is hot..Anna something.. :drool: But, no, it wasn't a joke..The Vitz rules....
 
It all started when I watch best motoring. The Touge Showdown 3. They had a blue Vitz, and i cant remeber who tuned it. EVERYONE gave it awesome comments, sure it wasn't the fastest car there. In fact, it got the worst time. But it still got into the finals. They took it out, mainly to make it more entertaining, but the point is it got in. I guess it got me thinking. I tuned a vitz about 2 hours later..Thus far, its got 600 miles on it.. :D
 
I'm thinking of going 80% Vitz. The Vitz owns. :)
 
I dont drift cars that look like an egg on steriods... i just cant stand taht car
 
Ahem, it looks like a roller skate..
 
Originally posted by battle_stage
Forget settings. Drift them stock for now until you learn.
Yep, this is all you need to know about drifting, until you get comfortable controling the car. ;)
 
Originally posted by silviadrifter
Yep, this is all you need to know about drifting, until you get comfortable controling the car. ;)

What about those who are comfortable controlling a high Hp car already?? If a prospecting drifter can do that, I'd suggest inducing slide and making adjustments to their settings gradually until they felt comfortable with being sideways through the duration of the corner. IMO, of course.
 
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