So, this weekend I didn't have any plans...what to do...what to do. Go to West Virginia, find a long, twisty gravel road and have some fun. Had the evo there for 2 days of gravel fun. Enjoy the pics.

 

nice

 

fun stuff sucks for your rims

 

I don't see any sideways gravel drifting pictures...

 

+1... Pics look good but I think to be classified as "rally fun" we need some counterstering going on.

 

+10000

 

I agree, but it is difficult to snap a picture from the outside of the car while driving. Just know I had a blast with tons of e-brake cornering.

 

e-brake?! Just snap the wheel and power on it...power slide through those ******!!!

 

i took my car on some gravel roads with poer slides, it jacked my rims and i replaced all of them. you have the same problem?

 

you shouldnt need the e-brake... just slam on the gas...

not to preach, but e-brake is'nt good for the center diff...

 

What part of WV did you go to? Not sure if you have ever travelled it or not, but RT50 from Grafton to Maryland is a blast. It is paved, but some awesome turns on it. Many 180 and stuff plus very scenic. I def recomend it if it is within a decent distance for ya.

SQ

 

looks beutifull know of any us rally schools

 

Power sliding would be the most fun way to accomplish the slide, but my first experience with the power slide was to kick up a nasty rock into my passenger rear window. I found that a light application of the e-brake to induce the slide, with the power out was better for less rock damage. You can hear the difference of rocks bouncing off the car, so I took the less damaging route with the e-brake. Besides, as you can see, off course on these roads and you were either in a tree or off a cliff. E-brake slides where easier to induce and control the final outcome. Nuked, this is Gaston road about 5 miles over the border into wv west of winchester(off 522 and 127) 7 miles of unadulerated fun. For a paved road, I also enjoy rt. 15 off the dullus toll road. About 30 miles from the toll road to I-70. Twisty mountain road, a 45 mph speed limit and even an old steel suspension bridge. Classic. Thanks for the driving advice, I have looked up rt. 50 from Grafton to MD and I will make sure that I get out there to drive it. Nothing better than a twisty road, great scenery and an evo, they go together like peanut butter and jelly.