and Im assuming thats you looking like jadakiss with the rec-specs on on the front page haha..
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Originally posted by TriStateDrift View Post100+!? honestly I never heard of anything over 75-80.. that's surprising to me..
200km = 125mph btw. and for future reference...
80km =~50mph
so 160km = 100mph
and yes. seat time for at least 2 years is going to be needed before you can realistically think of competiting as a pro. and 2 years would be pretty quick.Last edited by boxmod; 03-23-2010, 09:09 PM.
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I guess I'll be studying those until the next event.. I just have to be on the track to try new things... I've tried flicking it on this one (wide deserted) road and I 180'd a couple times.. definitely a track thing.. and way easier with speed(speaking from no experience lol just assuming from the concept)Last edited by TriStateDrift; 03-24-2010, 05:26 PM.
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scandinavian flick is the term; (or feint) is the based on weight transfer. it will make your initiations more 'snappy' than just a clutch kick and much more than just ebrake. by snappy i mean ... how quick your car changes from being straight, to being sideways...
as you watch videos you will see some people just gradually build angle as they start drifting and others 'snap' into the angle almost instantly. that snap is a pro technique and requires much more on point control and very good reaction speed from a driver. don't get too caught up in snappy initiations (especially just starting out), because the more broad a turn is, the amount of speed before it, how long the turn lasts, what the next turn is... all play a part in how much angle is possible to throw at it without sacrificing speed/line to do it.
learning the balance of line, speed, and angle is the real key to drifting.
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hmmm... well my actual name is Jason Jiovani and I have played GRID yep, and this...
us drift nationals 2006 (3rd place; my first tandem and first non-oval course in my car ever. video on my youtube below), proam finals 2006, NOPI drift 2007 (whole season- bestt single event 5th place),
2008 refreshed car this year and I was a NOPI drifting judge, just practice events, few demos.
2009>> 1st ProAm Tampa, 2nd ProAm Atlanta, 14th D1GP USA Miami (lost to D1 ace...Yoshioka), 1st Florida rnd 2, demos for stunt wars, spring break demo for "destination daytona", demos for ter-tech, demos for Indy Racing League, demo in Aruba, demo for NSCRA, numerous practice events.... but im still stuck in FL
was eligible for FD this year, but the financial gods and godesses didn't think it was time.
oh yea, all of that is with a t25 powered, 230hp SR'd s13 hatch. ive now finally ditched that and am about to drop in a LS1/t56 swap.
my current (all legit) sponsors are:
Nexen Tires
Exedy Clutches
K Sport Suspension
XXR Wheels
Mishimoto
Extreme Dimensions
Sparco
K&N
RedLine Oils
E3 Spark Plugs
Improved Racing
R&B Autobody
All American Performance (car shop)
http://vimeo.com/user2420690 -most recent from 2009
www.youtube.com/boxmod
www.myspace.com/boxmod
www.facebook.com/boxmod
But don't get me wrong, GRID is fun.Last edited by boxmod; 03-25-2010, 09:28 AM.
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