Drifting Honda Element @ SEMA
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From: Ft. Hood Texas
Originally Posted by azkikersfit
torque steer ? wats dat?
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ricepuddin
i drifted it stock couple of times, and i never felt it was gonna roll, the jazz handles pretty well actually. Now dat i have lowered it with Tanabe springs and got some lightweight rims and Kumho tires it handles very well.
oh and check this out today i was takin a curve at about 70 - 80km/h
the car just oversteered and i didnt have to pull the e-brakes, i didnt even mean to do dat, i just downshifted to 'S' and it freaked me out a little bit cos i didnt expect it to oversteer without e-brakes, i guess the curve was pretty tight. but other than dat it drifted pretty well.. and nope the fit never felt like it was about to roll
i drifted it stock couple of times, and i never felt it was gonna roll, the jazz handles pretty well actually. Now dat i have lowered it with Tanabe springs and got some lightweight rims and Kumho tires it handles very well.
oh and check this out today i was takin a curve at about 70 - 80km/h
the car just oversteered and i didnt have to pull the e-brakes, i didnt even mean to do dat, i just downshifted to 'S' and it freaked me out a little bit cos i didnt expect it to oversteer without e-brakes, i guess the curve was pretty tight. but other than dat it drifted pretty well.. and nope the fit never felt like it was about to roll
Last edited by azkikersfit; Nov 2, 2006 at 04:33 PM.
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From: MS
Well cause everyone is on the matter of drifting check out these 3 videos
http://www.projectaspec.com/goffdrifting.html
http://www.projectaspec.com/goffdrifting.html
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From: Ft. Hood Texas
Originally Posted by azkikersfit
ricepuddin
i drifted it stock couple of times, and i never felt it was gonna roll, the jazz handles pretty well actually. Now dat i have lowered it with Tanabe springs and got some lightweight rims and Kumho tires it handles very well.
oh and check this out today i was takin a curve at about 70 - 80km/h
the car just oversteered and i didnt have to pull the e-brakes, i didnt even mean to do dat, i just downshifted to 'S' and it freaked me out a little bit cos i didnt expect it to oversteer without e-brakes, i guess the curve was pretty tight. but other than dat it drifted pretty well.. and nope the fit never felt like it was about to roll
i drifted it stock couple of times, and i never felt it was gonna roll, the jazz handles pretty well actually. Now dat i have lowered it with Tanabe springs and got some lightweight rims and Kumho tires it handles very well.
oh and check this out today i was takin a curve at about 70 - 80km/h
the car just oversteered and i didnt have to pull the e-brakes, i didnt even mean to do dat, i just downshifted to 'S' and it freaked me out a little bit cos i didnt expect it to oversteer without e-brakes, i guess the curve was pretty tight. but other than dat it drifted pretty well.. and nope the fit never felt like it was about to roll
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From: Current: Cheyenne, WY..Orig.: Honoruru, HI.
i drift around town all the time in my 97 civic during the winter. snow drifting is fun...well, until it melts and re-freezes into a slab of ice...then i just don't drive much. 
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From: Ft. Hood Texas
Originally Posted by ha-y-nferio
i drift around town all the time in my 97 civic during the winter. snow drifting is fun...well, until it melts and re-freezes into a slab of ice...then i just don't drive much.
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