hey guys its raining here in vegas and i was just out pulling the ebrake going around corners and ****...had some close calls...and some nice "drifts" the lancer loves to oversteer...its beautiful.

 

haha thats how i crashed my car. fun though

 

I hope you're doing this far away from any solid obstructions or people. My dad's coworker damaged his WRX doing that on the construction site :rollseyes:

Moving to driving techniques.

 

Hmmmm, I did that the other night for the first time, I've got a WIDE opening to my street, slightly sloped. Front wheel drive 95 Lancer Coupe... Got the back end all the way out... not too far cus it was my first time... about 45degree's and yeah, I need to learn how to not over correct my steering.

A friend of mine tried one in an old datsun into my driveway. Hello Tree! Not a hard hit, just a small dint above the headlight.

 

when i get my nerves up and the money to be able to fix whatever i mess up i will be trying this...oh yea gotta find a place around me to do it

 

i did this all the time in my dads 2002 jetta 1.8t dry and wet, cant think of a day i didnt do it, well may that car rest in peace

 

its even more fun to drop it into second and floor it around turns

 

even more fun in the snow, although one time i went a little far and bonk the curb, oh well it's my beat *** jetta anyway so i wasn't worried

 

you should try tray drifting, thats funnn

or u can go in reverse up to about 30 mph then turn the wheel as far as it'll go left or right(whichever you choose) and then while ur doing that pull the ebrake, you'll do a full 180, pop it into first gear really quick(while you're spinning around) and then go

 

Thats called a Reverse Flick.... But be warned, you'll **** up your car if you do it incorectly.
Same with drifting, its hard on the car. These aren't Rally cars, they're street cars.

If you seriously want to drift... Buy a 240SX!