Stefan (Not Bruce) wrote:Tyler H wrote: Thank you GRM for not making your forum janked out with ads like that one. Tamparacing.com has just assumed a podium spot in the race for most annoyingly spam-ridden forum I've ever visited.Ad-Block and NoScript goes a long way to killing much of that junk.
Not on your work PC. ;)
mndsm wrote: They all do. Too many people hating drifting. To be be fair, a lot of wannabes tend to butcher cars for being popular and leave E36 M3 like this.
Drifting is stupid. Period. Being skilled in something horrendously silly, is not an achievement, its a parlor trick. Like squirting milk out your tear duct. Amusing to watch once or twice, even more hilarious when it fails.
Tyler H wrote:Stefan (Not Bruce) wrote:Not on your work PC. ;)Tyler H wrote: Thank you GRM for not making your forum janked out with ads like that one. Tamparacing.com has just assumed a podium spot in the race for most annoyingly spam-ridden forum I've ever visited.Ad-Block and NoScript goes a long way to killing much of that junk.
It is on mine, because its a User-specific action within your own profile. Assuming you're allowed to use alternative browsers.
Trolls hatin'. The crowd fools you. The country you reside in fools you.
Drifting in the USA is done wrong. Go watch videos from Japan. They get it. Furthermore, id love to see you chucklers try your hand at holding a car slide ways at 70mph whilst INCHES away from your competition while cresting a hill. Silenced.
What's more is that I'm a purist. I don't buy into that "hella flush" deep dish wheels, or maaaaaaad steering angle. I believe you should work with what the manufacturer gave you. Slip angle should mean very little in judging skill of car control. If you have crazy amount of steering angle, then any vehicle angle can be maintained.
Also, the comments about it not being competitive- rally racing and dirt track drift nearly the entire time.
Go home haters. Learn from the purists of the sport. Not all who drift wear flat brim hats.
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