I've seen plenty of people drift stock miatas, it's all about skill and feint. Go watch Keiichi tsuchiyas drift bible, he is in the 80 hp ae86 at some parts and he started drifting when he had a stock 86. If you can't drift with 90 hp, then 900 isn't going to help.You are right I don't know anthing about drifting 100 hp japanese cars
Oh wait, I forgot I have two miatas that I autocross. a 91' 1.6L with a 4:30:1 viscous LSD and a 90 with a 1.8L conversion and 4.30:1 Tytpe II Torsen, Trying to drift them absolutely sucks. The wheelbase is too short and they snap too easily and they don't have enough HP to pull them selves out of a hole when you need it. I've changed the clutches multiple times and $200 each time (cheaping out to the max) and it sucks.
I guess I could take off the 225/45 Rival S's and 15X8's and bolt the 14X6 Daisies and 185 tires back on and pretend I'm going fast because my tires are spinning, but that won't solve the short wheel base snapping problem.
Now my 2500 Yukon XL or my Diesel Ram. Those b*tches will drift.
Call of duty never claimed it was a simulator, plus I don't think the seals are fighting on the moon budDo you play Call Of Duty, too???? So you're pretty much a Navy Seal.....
Do you play Call Of Duty, too???? So you're pretty much a Navy Seal.....
You should see what I've built in SimCity!!!! Add in my country estate on Farmville, I'm practically a tycoon.no but I played monopoly and I now own the boardwalk, 3 hotels, the railroad and a few houses so my retirement funds are now in place...😎
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