Sideways in the Z
07-29-2002, 11:58 AM
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Sideways in the Z
who likes to go sideways in there Z, i espcially do.. hehe...
i espcially love, going around 60-70kph around a corner change down to 2nd, drop the clutch, full lock and im sideways.. i needa get some skinny tyres, from like a 1600, 120y so it spins alot easier...
i don't think its good for the car/engine but hey feels crayz..
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i espcially love, going around 60-70kph around a corner change down to 2nd, drop the clutch, full lock and im sideways.. i needa get some skinny tyres, from like a 1600, 120y so it spins alot easier...
i don't think its good for the car/engine but hey feels crayz..
<font color=blue>76 260z</font color=blue>
The NiteRider
07-30-2002, 05:50 PM
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Re: Sideways in the Z
i'm a real professional haha... well my Z got no dents from me
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07-30-2002, 07:02 PM
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Re: Sideways in the Z
silver? Balck blends in better, but then guess different strokes for different blokes...
The only dent I gave my car was from dropping a spanner on it, so by my theory you are more likely to damage your car from being uncoordinated while working on it then by sliding around corners
Alan, Australia
The only dent I gave my car was from dropping a spanner on it, so by my theory you are more likely to damage your car from being uncoordinated while working on it then by sliding around corners
Alan, Australia
07-30-2002, 07:26 PM
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Re: Sideways in the Z
i've scuffed the paint by doing that once.. but my paint is really bad anyway...
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07-30-2002, 11:02 PM
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Re: Sideways in the Z
drifiting can be started in many ways......
all you have to do is put the car in a slide and try and turn the corner at the same time
To initiate a drift
Slightly oversteer into a corner and make the rear wheels loose traction by either using the hand brake (or E-Brake for you pplz over the sea),dumping the clutch or using the power of the car to overcome the rear wheels.
Another technique to throw the car sideways is to stear away from the corner and then agressively turn back in.
Once you are in the drift apply opposite lock and throttle to keep the car sliding.
To get out of the drift back off the throttle SLOWLY other wise the car will fish tail.
all you have to do is put the car in a slide and try and turn the corner at the same time
To initiate a drift
Slightly oversteer into a corner and make the rear wheels loose traction by either using the hand brake (or E-Brake for you pplz over the sea),dumping the clutch or using the power of the car to overcome the rear wheels.
Another technique to throw the car sideways is to stear away from the corner and then agressively turn back in.
Once you are in the drift apply opposite lock and throttle to keep the car sliding.
To get out of the drift back off the throttle SLOWLY other wise the car will fish tail.
08-02-2002, 08:05 PM
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Re: Sideways in the Z
Yeah, just rev it and release the clutch quickly. It's pretty harsh on the drivetrain. Another way, if you have enough power and not much traction is to release the clucth as if you were taking off, slow doen and just depress the accelerator quickly
Alan, Australia
Alan, Australia
