I can't get used to the wingless look but that is a badass Fox none-the-less. That joker is all business inside. lol
I can't get used to the wingless look but that is a badass Fox none-the-less. That joker is all business inside. lolI like the look of a no-wing hatch, so much that I just bought a wingless hatch for my '89 (too lazy to weld up holes). Here's a vid of one drifting (or just acting a fool, you be the judge)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OPXRXT3YQjY
kthxYeah, it looks like business but he's just driving it like a Mustang. He doesn't actually do anything
Yeah it's got a stock engine with 4 cats. We just updated the car page of the website today: http://drift50.com/blog/drift-fox
The video camera we're using is some $150 Panasonic deal. Not what we'd like to use but it gets the job done.
A clutch kick is when your right foot is on the gas and you quickly stab the clutch (with your left). It shocks the driveline upsetting traction but it can be pretty rough on the driveline. Maybe these cars weren't meant drift but we're going to prove that they can hang with the best of 'em.
Yikes...Do you stab the clutch long enough for the rpms to rise much? This technique cant be good for u-joints! Good luck man
oh okay ty, would you happen to know what editing program you guys are using as well? and are you using a USB or firewire connection to upload the video?
A clutch kick is when your right foot is on the gas and you quickly stab the clutch (with your left). It shocks the driveline upsetting traction but it can be pretty rough on the driveline. Maybe these cars weren't meant drift but we're going to prove that they can hang with the best of 'em.
Aliate X - Let me check.
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