m3 drifting

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Kirby said:
In AutoX we run with the windows down to hear feedback from the tires and engine, I suspect that it helps in drifting also.
Yeah but it also affects your acceleration a bit (you get a "parachute effect"). I guess that's why some people argue that a "true sports car" is a roadster.

Great pictures!! I like the muddy M3!!!!
 

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Bmw 325i 7803 said:
How come the windows we're open? Doesn't that make your car slower?
it does make it slower, but it wasent a time trial event, just a drifting event where you go and play with your car. other then that, it was freaking hot.
 

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Chesty Bonds said:
I think at a drifting competition you're not so much after speed as some serious slip-angles. Which those pics certainly display! Nice drifting mate!
thanks pal, i'm trying to improve my skill everyday. i'll try to get some more footage.
 

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Wadula said:
cooool....like that angle. good driving man [thumb]
thanks, i need more pictures for you guys, i try to get some soon, going to another event on may 1st, i think it will be at infieon raceway (sears point), not sure yet, but will let you guys know.
 

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Chesty Bonds said:
Damn it's pictures like these that make me want an LSD so bad... My car is just so snatchy and un-progressive on the limit unless I'm carrying serious speed.

drifting, lsd is a must. you dont need power to drift. so i recommend a lsd, and suspension work.
 


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