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Hay guys how are ya? iam a skyline lover but dont own one yet

iam planning on buying an mr2 and every person in the world says to me if u try and drift one of those ur crazy heheh

but thats the car i want =) not to sure about the drifiting in it

i love drifiting and have tried it afew times being unsucessful and learning a big lesson =)

I just wanted to know what you guys reconmend as

in good cars for drifting?

and the good points and bad points they have?

Thanks =)

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Guest MattY

I used to own a 95 mr2, in fact i went to a track day at wakefield with a few sdu ppl.

Orite for handling, not so good for drift although it is oh so possible. Its just not very progressive and yes you need to be really really quick on the wheel. I was practicing some drift in a hugge ass car park, and everytime the thing bit me in the ass i slammed my hands agains the window sill or door n stuff....

I now have an s15 and its much easier to handle in all respects.

the only think i would recommend the mr2 for is the fact that theyre hell good to launch and they look sweet with the targa down : )

hope it helps.

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