drifting a mini-truck?

[yepp.33]

i thought about drifting with a S10 or something similar. i figured that it would be easy to get the rear end to break loose and slide because there isnt really much weight over the back tires. is my thinkin here correct? how practical would it be to drift a mini truck?

thanks.

[Don Joved]

If anybody can answer this question please do I also want to know. preciate it

[Soldat]

You certainly wouldn't be the first. I've seen people drift El Camino's, S-10's and other mini trucks before.

The same thing applies to those as any other car. How's the aftermarket? I know that S-10's have a huge aftermarket in the way of body kits and cosmetic customization, but I really don't know how many performance parts are really available.

I know the first thing I would do is lower it, get the center of gravity closer to that of a car instead of a truck.

[Don Joved]

Yeh you're right, I got an old P.O.S. 89 Nissan Hardbody, and the engine in that *Censored**Censored**Censored**Censored**Censored* just broke down like two weeks ago (mother*Censored**Censored**Censored**Censored*ers so damn old, got it for like $600 bucks and it lasted me 6 months) so that's why I wanted to know, there actually ain't no damn aftermarket parts for the z24 but I was thinking of custom fitting another engine in it and makin it a project truck anyway, but one thing I wanna know is, there are some events that don't allow trucks right, or if they do there's specific *Censored**Censored**Censored**Censored* I gotta do to it in order to be able to drift in certain events and *Censored**Censored**Censored**Censored* right?

[Don Joved]

excuse my language

[gigglesnirt]

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