Video....One WILD Ride!!!
12-03-2008, 08:12 PM
#12
12-04-2008, 01:25 PM
#14
dont be stupid man. all it takes is good tires, which im sure he has, and lots of practice, which im sure he's not lacking since he's some sort of proffesional.
all i said is that let's see him do that in a rear wheel drive minivan and not a souped up all wheel drive subary. Or we can see you do that in your mom's minivan.
if you think he is the one and only person on the planet who can do this you are dumber than you seem.
have you ever tried difting? just answer that? and i dont mean on snow in the parking lot. or do you know anyone who drifts in a competition circut?
all i said is that let's see him do that in a rear wheel drive minivan and not a souped up all wheel drive subary. Or we can see you do that in your mom's minivan.
if you think he is the one and only person on the planet who can do this you are dumber than you seem.
have you ever tried difting? just answer that? and i dont mean on snow in the parking lot. or do you know anyone who drifts in a competition circut?
12-04-2008, 01:29 PM
#15
your right in all aspects of the DRIFTING part.
what about the donuts around the moving person on the segaway, 360 thru hangar, and donuts in an enclosed area of space... not to mention carrying speed into all these at probably over 120km/h.
the guys got skill, 4wd or not.
what about the donuts around the moving person on the segaway, 360 thru hangar, and donuts in an enclosed area of space... not to mention carrying speed into all these at probably over 120km/h.
the guys got skill, 4wd or not.
donuts around a moving person is not hard, not like that person was moving fast. 360 thru hanger? cmong man, you cant be for real.
doing donuts in enclosed space is the same as doing donuts around a person. Especially if that person is moving SUPER slow, like in the video.
my point is, you guys are too naive. I'd like to see him do all these same things in a car that would make it a bit more challanging.
12-04-2008, 01:30 PM
#16
haha well drifting is not as easy as it seems, I know a few guys that are local drifters, competed in some severe competitions and have not faired well, where as I thought they were good. Drifting is a sport where skill comes in handy. To those that think they can do it, Give it a whirl and be prepared to kill some curbs and/or fenders.
12-04-2008, 01:32 PM
#17
donuts around a moving person is not hard, not like that person was moving fast. 360 thru hanger? cmong man, you cant be for real.
doing donuts in enclosed space is the same as doing donuts around a person. Especially if that person is moving SUPER slow, like in the video.
my point is, you guys are too naive. I'd like to see him do all these same things in a car that would make it a bit more challanging.
doing donuts in enclosed space is the same as doing donuts around a person. Especially if that person is moving SUPER slow, like in the video.
my point is, you guys are too naive. I'd like to see him do all these same things in a car that would make it a bit more challanging.
12-04-2008, 03:50 PM
#18
dont be stupid man. all it takes is good tires, which im sure he has, and lots of practice, which im sure he's not lacking since he's some sort of proffesional.
all i said is that let's see him do that in a rear wheel drive minivan and not a souped up all wheel drive subary. Or we can see you do that in your mom's minivan.
if you think he is the one and only person on the planet who can do this you are dumber than you seem.
have you ever tried difting? just answer that? and i dont mean on snow in the parking lot. or do you know anyone who drifts in a competition circut?
all i said is that let's see him do that in a rear wheel drive minivan and not a souped up all wheel drive subary. Or we can see you do that in your mom's minivan.
if you think he is the one and only person on the planet who can do this you are dumber than you seem.
have you ever tried difting? just answer that? and i dont mean on snow in the parking lot. or do you know anyone who drifts in a competition circut?
I was drifting my cars back in the 80's way before it ever became a sport
and my ex girlfriend was even getting very good at it...she used to drift
a Ford Pinto....
I have to much pride in myself to stup to the level of on line insults
if you wanna call someone dumb stand on a milk crate and do it eye to eye
don't hide behind a keyboard...that's something a MACHO 15 year old would do...very lame
it's a good video......just too bad you would rather pick it apart and find the bad in it than just enjoy
12-04-2008, 05:09 PM
#20
more power is always fun......
my 2nd car back in 1987 was a 1970 Dart Swinger with a 340 wedge
(motor built by Keith at K&S Machine in Kelowna BC)
13.5-1 compression fully rollerized with 175-250hp dual stage nos
it idle'd at 2300rpm and redlined at just over 10,000rpm
it was sick..the whole frame would twist when I got on it
that perticular motor only lasted 2 summers...
terrible car to drive in traffic but it was a hoot..
I remember burning up 2 sets of tires down town Kelowna during
the Regatta Riot...completely wrapped the cruising circut with smoke
lately I'm thinking of a mid life crisis toy...want to build another one
my 2nd car back in 1987 was a 1970 Dart Swinger with a 340 wedge
(motor built by Keith at K&S Machine in Kelowna BC)
13.5-1 compression fully rollerized with 175-250hp dual stage nos
it idle'd at 2300rpm and redlined at just over 10,000rpm
it was sick..the whole frame would twist when I got on it
that perticular motor only lasted 2 summers...
terrible car to drive in traffic but it was a hoot..
I remember burning up 2 sets of tires down town Kelowna during
the Regatta Riot...completely wrapped the cruising circut with smoke
lately I'm thinking of a mid life crisis toy...want to build another one
