Drift A Hummer

[HasNoTiresLeft]

Been out in 29 Palms, California for 2 months now and i told you guys id do it... Been sliddin around in a Humvee and theyre alot easier to slide than i thought. Its more rally style than anything, but still good to keep me in practice. cant wait to get back to my s14.5 though.


I got some pics but for some reason , the comp center im at wont let me send pics. Oh well Lets just say im killin the competition on the combat driving courses. :P

Drifting coming to a desert near you!

[Ripper]

higher center of mass = more easy to tip over. that is unless you lowered your hummer.

[HasNoTiresLeft]

Yeh they do flip ez, but if ya been around em long enuff you can keep the tires on the ground. Not saying theyre a good platform fer drifting, but hey if i can drive it im gonna try to slide it.

[GRiDRaceTech]

You, sir, are teh man. You gotta master the drifting whilst strafing enemy positions and you'll be the bane of any opposition.

[sr20]

hummers dont drift in sand....dont ask

[HasNoTiresLeft]

Well i meant it in a joking manner, but... how would you know, you ever drove a military humvee?

[driftersil80]

LOL OMG I CAN JUST SEE IT NOW!!!! The confusion of the enemy when they see a humvee sliding at them, kicking up a thick cloud of brown smoke!

[allblackS14]

lol its funny u mention this really late at nite when we r on security patrols we drift the hummers. its a fukin blast.

[HasNoTiresLeft]

hahah Yeah sounds about right.... Marine Corps calls it combat driving, we call it drifting. :-P

[Craftsman]

BTW, the Hummer's high center of mass is countered by it's width.. Therefore it's more stable in drifting than most cars are... Hummer's have a low tendancy to roll... Unless we're talking about the H2s. In that case, it's like drifting a short suburban that is a little bit wider...

Matt.