Darkwriter77 said:Maybe I'm just weird or dumb (or both), but I just don't "get" drifting. I mean, I know it takes a lot of skill and all, but it's essentially just a lot of going around and around in a figure-8, usually, and burning down a set of $200-apiece tires in just a few minutes. It looks cool for, say, movie footage in a chase scene, but as a competitve sport ... ehhhmmm ... no. Just looks a lot like dirt-track racing being done on a paved road, basically, which is a total opposite of, say, IRL car racing - one pretty much requires you to be sliding around 90% of the time, the other tries to minimize any form of wheelspin or drift as much as possible.
Nice-lookin' Fox, though ... aside from the whale tail...
grey5.0beast said:its still cool...
91ghp5.0 said:i agree. it takes skill, but it really is the antithesis of all autosports.
in everything else..you DONT want to spin the tires.
you sir, have just labeled yourself a poser90mustang_GT5.0 said:pritty good flix tho.... i liked it!
Shakerhood said:The most I have done was read the Article in Hot Rod about the 3rd one. They used V8 Mustangs for the Movie that were rigged up to look like it had a Ricer Engine in it and they did fit the Ricer Engine in a Mustang after like 3 or 4 Months of work.
91ghp5.0 said:im still terribly disturbed by that skyline/stang swap. but the fact that they used a real motor to get the stuff done is pretty funny.
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