Saan kayo nagprapractice mag drift??

I can't drift in the truest sense, due to the physical and mechanical limitations of my vehicle. If I can, I would...

Too bad, pero saan kaya magandang spot kasi kung bibili ako ng 240sx, sayang kung walng lugar na puwedeng mag drift..

  ..... Honda Boy ,Mitsubishi na ako , Nissan 240 ......... aehehhe........ best way to start drfiting ..... open spaces na basa , as in wet from the rain , ganun ka basa . Good spot would be in an empty mall parking .

 

Papalit-palit nga ako ng gusto eh...

hmm.. wala cguro since makakasabay mo mag 'drift' puro haulers coming/going to querry sites.

sa alabang. before you approach festival mall or going to town center daming open spaces dun.

hanap ka ng mountain pass.  meron dito somewhere past cogeo.  just be sure that when you drift, you're drifting towards the side of the mountain and not the cliff so in case you mess up... you'll just hit the mountain soil instead of falling off the cliff.

pag may nalaman ka PM mo ako gusto ko din ng mapraractisan kapag nabuo ko na project ko

whats with the drift thing? or are we just watching too much cartoons?

hehe this thread is funny. no offense...

but with the beautiful roads that we have all over the country i'd just like to say GUDLUCK.

Quote from: Adrian on December 14, 2003, 12:20:58 AM
whats with the drift thing? or are we just watching too much cartoons?

Drifting is a good way to learn car control as long as you don't mind spending a lot more than regular track goers in parts and tires.  

siguro sa mga race tracks pwede...

My advice: Never do it on a public road, even if its not well-travelled..  Even if you're in a perfectly controlled drift, what if there's a ten wheeler truck on your way out of the corner? do you know which way the tail is gonna go if you apply the brakes or if you apply more steering in panic?  The only time I was able to drift with confidence was on this huge tract of land in Pampanga which can be seen from the NLEX and is now the site of Robinson's Pampanga.  It's not paved but it's very very smooth soil and gravel.  My bestfriend and I got a kick out of drifting his grossly underpowered old school Lancer, at least until a Komatsu grader threatened to drive over us because we were messing up his work which probably took him about a week to finish.   My advice, look around for construction sites.  Or better yet if you want to avoid stone chips on your rocker panels, go to subic, there are a lot of asphalted vacant spaces there, but make sure you go to your chosen site after five pm so guards won't be all over you.  There's this wharf near the bataan exit which should be empty by that time.

sa BRC. . . kung pwede.
lot of curves.