What drifting parts to get for my 7
11-06-06, 01:57 AM
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Originally Posted by FuStEr
trade ur fc for a civic heard they drift better and they have vtec yo = more sideway drifto
Originally Posted by rrw
dont get weak *** springs that dont slam the car, thats not JdM tYte son. cut your stock springs in half, strip your whole interior, put a sr20 in it, drift EVERY corner you come up to....and yes, school zones too--you got to keep it hard core, remember drift or d-i-e
Originally Posted by fcdrifter13
Turn 18 and learn how to correctly drive like a normal person.
Then some 15" wheels and high sidewall tires to begin with. And lower the pressure in the rear.
Then hit a wall and blame everyone on the internet for bad advice.
Then some 15" wheels and high sidewall tires to begin with. And lower the pressure in the rear.
Then hit a wall and blame everyone on the internet for bad advice.
11-06-06, 01:57 AM
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Originally Posted by Trueno102
Thanks
i haven't seen Tokyo drift and am not planing to watch it
i got into the drift scene cause of my friend
then started to watch initial d but mostly from my friend who has a maxima
with a skyline engine a r32 engine
he got the car for free from his aunt
and his aunt didn't know what kind of engine it was
His Aunt is a speed demon
the maxima is a 89
I want to get good and Show people what the 7 can do thats why i want the 7
and not a 240sx
i haven't seen Tokyo drift and am not planing to watch it
i got into the drift scene cause of my friend
then started to watch initial d but mostly from my friend who has a maxima
with a skyline engine a r32 engine
he got the car for free from his aunt
and his aunt didn't know what kind of engine it was
His Aunt is a speed demon
the maxima is a 89
I want to get good and Show people what the 7 can do thats why i want the 7
and not a 240sx
11-06-06, 02:05 AM
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Originally Posted by fc3sfreek
-_- u DO realize maximas are front wheel drive right? plz leave this site and go drift a cr-x in ur friends aunts garage so she can come outside with her speed demon self and hit u with a broom stick, maybe that'll knock some sense into you and you'll realize U are not a drifter. Have a nice Day
lmao omee stop being so cold lolol
Originally Posted by Trueno102
my friend who has a maxima
with a skyline engine a r32 engine
he got the car for free from his aunt
and his aunt didn't know what kind of engine it was
His Aunt is a speed demon
with a skyline engine a r32 engine
he got the car for free from his aunt
and his aunt didn't know what kind of engine it was
His Aunt is a speed demon
^^^^if thats true....how old is the aunt? is she cute?
lol seriously what is the best adivce u can get, leave ur car stock, get some good springs and some tires u dont mind ****** up, there aint no point in u getting the best equipment if u dont kno how to drive. PERSONAL EXPERIENCE im in ur same shoes learnin how to drift and ask some of my friends, Ive crashed my car a number of times, until u become a good driver PERIOD.....then try drifting....worse feeling in the world u think ur doing something soo cool and u drift into a construction zone like i did.....-_- ....ive wasted more money returnin my car back to driveable condition than performance parts because i jus jumped into drifting like u. Dont rush it and dont kill urself remember DONT BE A RICER!!.....
(FC3SFREEK)Rotor7venT2: she didnt know what kinda engine it was uhhh shes a speed demon SHUT THA **** UP
lmaolmao pwned sorry
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11-06-06, 09:44 AM
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Originally Posted by fcdrifter13
Wernt some maximas RWD, or was that the stanza.
Stanzas were fwd as far as I know too... maybe the 1st gen was rear wheel drive but every one I've seen was fwd.
11-06-06, 11:24 AM
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The only reason I asked as because I have a couple of vids of a blue maxima or stanza drifting around with a couple of FDs and a skyline.
11-06-06, 12:27 PM
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all i have in my car is dtss eliminators,ajustable endlinks,clutch, and short shifter other than that its all stock. seems to handle very very well to me, very neutral. slides very nice and controlable. so i basically learn how to drive your car before you upgrade. i am pretty content with the way my car is for now
11-06-06, 03:46 PM
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Well the thing was my friends aunt really isn't much into the drifting scene
she just likes going fast thats all,
and she went to a couple of guys and she said put a very fast engine and she paid them.
For some reason the guys put in a r32 engine
if the guys wanted to they could of put in a diffrent engine with just a bit more torque and horses, but no they didn't for some reason they put the r32
the guys could of ripped her off if they wanted to
the reason why the car was not front WD was because the car was alterd,
so then it was a all wheel drive and it was a 1989
Even i was amazed when i found out
and yeah shes hot she was 27 when she gave my friend her car
shes the youngest aunt he has
The reason why she gave the car away was because the car wasn't working
and my friend just fixed it, it wasn't easy took him a while
The Funny thing is the car is so frieaken Mickey Mouse its not even funny
she just likes going fast thats all,
and she went to a couple of guys and she said put a very fast engine and she paid them.
For some reason the guys put in a r32 engine
if the guys wanted to they could of put in a diffrent engine with just a bit more torque and horses, but no they didn't for some reason they put the r32
the guys could of ripped her off if they wanted to
the reason why the car was not front WD was because the car was alterd,
so then it was a all wheel drive and it was a 1989
Even i was amazed when i found out
and yeah shes hot she was 27 when she gave my friend her car
shes the youngest aunt he has
The reason why she gave the car away was because the car wasn't working
and my friend just fixed it, it wasn't easy took him a while
The Funny thing is the car is so frieaken Mickey Mouse its not even funny
11-06-06, 07:34 PM
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Shame on you guys for not answering this young man's question! I will now supplement this thread.
There are the steps in which you take to get your car to effectively drift, for no money whatsoever.
1: Find the biggest Swastika emblem you can have printed, and put it on your car. (Primer your car white first for added effect).
2:Nail a book mount to your dash, and add "Mein Kampf" to the mount.
3: Drive your newly modified beauty to the south side of town, very...very slowly.
This will create a tremendous effect. At such point, you will have people trying to catch up to your car, to admire it!
The game is on!
Now, at WOT (Wide open throttle) approach your nearest intersection at full speed. Before you reach the intersection, say this mantra to yourself: "Silly ******, brakes are for kids!". Now, upon reaching the intersection, cut your steering wheel to one direction as hard as you can. You will now have initiated "Drift"
Seriously, man. Just stick to mom's Accord.
There are the steps in which you take to get your car to effectively drift, for no money whatsoever.
1: Find the biggest Swastika emblem you can have printed, and put it on your car. (Primer your car white first for added effect).
2:Nail a book mount to your dash, and add "Mein Kampf" to the mount.
3: Drive your newly modified beauty to the south side of town, very...very slowly.
This will create a tremendous effect. At such point, you will have people trying to catch up to your car, to admire it!
The game is on!
Now, at WOT (Wide open throttle) approach your nearest intersection at full speed. Before you reach the intersection, say this mantra to yourself: "Silly ******, brakes are for kids!". Now, upon reaching the intersection, cut your steering wheel to one direction as hard as you can. You will now have initiated "Drift"
Seriously, man. Just stick to mom's Accord.
11-06-06, 07:47 PM
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1) space your steering rack and relocate the tie rod mounting points about an inch closer to the rack on the spindles. this will increase steering angle
2) add 50-100 lbs to the front of the car or remove it from the rear of the car. this will slow down the pendulum movement of the car.
3) get coilovers and a racing seat with good shoulder and leg bolsters.
2) add 50-100 lbs to the front of the car or remove it from the rear of the car. this will slow down the pendulum movement of the car.
3) get coilovers and a racing seat with good shoulder and leg bolsters.
11-07-06, 02:27 PM
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just start off with what i said. those are the most important things. after you get it down, then add power and relearn a little bit. then figure out what's still missing and fix that. the end.
11-07-06, 03:50 PM
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Why not just get some $500 RWD car and try to run it into the ground?
Heres a list of all RWD vehicules:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Categor...drive_vehicles
And very yes to the remote empty parking lot. A friend almost got hit by a car while she was on her bike because someone was trying to drift around a corner... in the middle of the day... on an extremely busy road...
Heres a list of all RWD vehicules:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Categor...drive_vehicles
And very yes to the remote empty parking lot. A friend almost got hit by a car while she was on her bike because someone was trying to drift around a corner... in the middle of the day... on an extremely busy road...
11-07-06, 04:11 PM
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Man on a serious note dont listen to these guys if you want to drift let me tell you, get you a good suspension some good used tires a nice helmet its going to take some time to get your car drift ready so start with the basics suspension good brakes nothing expensive and go to drift.com go to drifting 101 to check out the dates that they teach up at irwindale it cost about $150 per seison do that and just practice as you get better then upgrade but save your money and take your time im doing the same thing and its working for me i just had my 86 n/a swaped to a tII so have fun with you car you dont need a 240sx the fc is a good drift car to start in as well
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