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meggala Grand Master

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yeah I like the doori quite a bit . used to rally drive ages ago and just love that sideways action.

to start this section off I'll post a vid.

this is not an option video it was taken from a drift club

http://meggala.com/vids/dri_28.mpeg

http://meggala.com/vids/dri_18.mpeg

enjoy

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[img:7b4dc09659]http://www.meggala.com/1driftweb/driftracingjap.jpg[/img:7b4dc09659]

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Seems to be some nice wide roads in Silverwater's industrial estates, as well as those around Hills Motorsports ... I'll keep you up to date of drifting action :!: I'll be a certain turn up at the next organised track day or down the skid pan, we'll have to give it a whirl.

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jim take some advise.

you have a weapon of a car in more ways than one.

go out and spend some cash on some good advaced driving courses and keep the boost down for now.

most of us have done these course they teach you all about car control etc. It is the best money you will spend I did my first one 20 years ago and have done 8 or 10 and gee they are a great day out where you can push your car and learn about it under instruction and on a track where you are fairly safe.

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Already have 2 booked meggs 8) Just waiting till I get the alarm installed before I take the car out. Certainly a good idea tho your right, get to learn how your car handles in situations you may not otherwise encounter until they occur on the road .... I'm all for it and will be looking for my another after I complete these two :!:

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skyzerr, the trick to drifting is making sure that you dont use all that power. purely and simply because you dont need it

all you need is second and third gear and keep your revs low and focus on maneuvering your vehicle.

if you really want to test your self

do a fishtail run

find a nice empty piece of private road :roll: and see how many times you can go from lock to lock without losing control :twisted:

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