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Old July 10th, 2008, 04:22 PM   #21
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Here in VA the car events have a nice variety

- 1/4 and 1/8th mile within a hour of anywhere
- 4 Different AutoX locations
- Drift Events

They finally started doing the drift thing this year, me and a few friends figured what the hell why not give it a try.

RJ - Turbo C4
Me - 88 GT
Mike - 383 LT1 RX7
AJ - Twin Turbo 350z

Our first mistake was putting small tires on the rear, I went with some dryrotted 215's and put 45PSI in them Our goal was LOTS OF SMOKE and finally a chance to do LEGAL donuts haha.

Heres a video from the 1st drift event we had here, before my car was painted and what not.



AJ with the 350Z actually got the hang of it and ended up being really good .... showing up alot of the so called "drifters" that were out for the event, not all of them .... but a good majority
 

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Old June 15th, 2009, 09:31 AM   #22
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Originally Posted by riddlee josh View Post
i drift in my v6 all the time. i live in Ohio to. hey at least you have a drag strip. the only drag strip close to me is only 1/8 mile
so where at in Ohio do you live? im in Portsmouth.
I live close to Marietta/Belpre Ohio. I know what you mean.... no tracks around close.
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Drifting in a mustang is nothing new as most of you know. In Akron you wont have much, but you could travel to pittsburgh which i dont think is that far.

I have some friends up that way that goto a lot of events at Beaver Run.

Also we used to go up to Mid-Ohio for the USDrift event once a year, but they no longer have them up there with the nationals.

try WheretoDrift.com - The best place to find information on local events! and message some of the areas close to you about where to go.

If you have that hard of a time you can email me. I know when i started i had to travel at least 3 hours to get to any drift events(04/05). So traveling is something youll have to consider im sure.
 
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u want to do lots of chassis work as well as suspenion, look into front n rear strut braces, and sub frame connectors, maybe even a roll cage
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Old August 31st, 2009, 01:14 AM   #25
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the steering angle on your mustang is no enough. correct that and it ll drift better.
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oh and drifting your 6 is deffiniatly possiable. seen it done. With everthing you said your going to do to it should not be a problem
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Old August 31st, 2009, 01:46 AM   #27
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if ur gonna put out 3-5g's out on setting up the mustang to DRIFT i recommend u just get a 240sx or corolla ae86....

why? well i dont think u want to wreck ur daily driver and tires going out extremely fast while the 240sx tires will be cheaper and all...
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Old August 31st, 2009, 06:27 AM   #28
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Originally Posted by riddlee josh View Post
hey at least you have a drag strip. the only drag strip close to me is only 1/8 mile
Same here...
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