Playing In The Rain...

[racing2khaos]

So its been raining hard this couple day in frisco... So you guys have any hardcore technique or just a tip to drift in the rain???

[180sxdorift2]

power over every turn....thats what i always do

[DriftingNewbie]

if something breaks dont blame me, but you could try shiftlocking. My friend uses it and says it works everytime.

[GoukiS14]

yeah it's best to practice shift lock in the rain

[GoukiS14]

i'm thinking of going and messing around in the rain too

[variant]

yah try ff in your FF car

[GoukiS14]

Originally posted by variant
yah try ff in your FF car

eh??!

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Re: Playing In The Rain...

Originally posted by racing2khaos
So its been raining hard this couple day in frisco... So you guys have any hardcore technique or just a tip to drift in the rain???

Yeah, the rain here's been great, the first day it rained i went out and had some fun.

The e-brake wasnt locking up, but kicking out the clutch got me nice and sideways.

[racing2khaos]

Hey thanks... and i was wondering how you do a wide turn drift in the rain??? and to keep in steady not to over turn like crazy!!!

[general ganja]

Wow, cali is great for dumping rain so graciously. Drifters have been praying for rain all year.

Drifting in the rain should be quite easy. In my starion, it's hard enough NOT to drift in the rain. But usually, power over and clutch kicks work more than enough.

[racing2khaos]

yeah its not that easy when you drift at 70+mph in the wet usually a slip out here and there...

[general ganja]

That's where "control" comes into play.

Control like janet jackson

[frictionfighter]

hey guys ive been reading here a lot trying to learn and thought i would finally speak on something. so i decide to go for this one, since i just got back from drifting in the rain, fun stuff. oh i drive a na6ce only thing on it is tein suspension.

[racing2khaos]

Originally posted by general ganja
That's where "control" comes into play.

Control like janet jackson

janet jackson sounds fun!!! little adrenaline is a good thing

[DoriftuEvo]

Drifting in the rain is the way to go. It's how I started and I really learned a lot in a big school lot. Minimal tire wear, slower speeds, bigger angles. It's everything a beginner needs.