Warehouse Drift

[LS3 HQ]

Originally Posted by DBasher

Rad! Looks like fun to me, I did notice that one of the guys shorts were dirty and another one hadn't combed his hair... What's the lil brown car with the white rims?

Haha. The brown car is an '82 ke Toyota Corolla. It's running a forged CA 18 turbo'd motor. Makes about 270rwhp but soon to be about 350 with a new computer, cams and E85. Weighs about 700kg so makes for a bloody quick little car.

[ErikLS2]

Originally Posted by Rod P

and there peers

ummm, it's "THEIR" not "there". Just saying

[Garage Dog 65]

Who cares what the cars look like - that must have been a blast of an afternoon ! Anytime you get to drive the snot outta your car is a great day in my book !



Jim

[NOPANTS68]

I loved the tire smoke pouring out of the fuel door on the Sylvia. Bad ass action and certainly some skills there. Drifting's never been my thing, but I know a good time when I see one!

[Fluid Power]

Originally Posted by Rod P

Not a Hater, we have drifters at our practice events all the time, what I'm saying is it doesn't cost a thing to wash the cars get all the crap off them put some screws in to hold the panels on (even at our practice events the drift guys have holes drilled in the panels and zip-ties holding them on for easy removal) and Rattle can the wheels to make the car look better, it will garner more respect from the masses and there peers

its cheap to wash the car, zip tie a panel, and rattle a panel/rim

It wasn't a practice, just dudes beating on cars in a warehouse before it gets torn down.

Maybe it was short notice?

I race motocross, several times a year someone will call and say so and so is coming over to ride and he is bringing a buddy, do you want to ride? I usually load up the bike, still a mess from the last outing and head over. Should I have said I need to wash the bike first and replace the tweaked front fender so it looks good? Before I head over? I most certainly take the time to prep the bike before a race or a planned practice, but when the chance to ride comes up unexpected, I jump on it, bike a mess or not!

Darren

[intocarss]

Originally Posted by Rod P

Not a Hater, we have drifters at our practice events all the time, what I'm saying is it doesn't cost a thing to wash the cars get all the crap off them put some screws in to hold the panels on (even at our practice events the drift guys have holes drilled in the panels and zip-ties holding them on for easy removal) and Rattle can the wheels to make the car look better, it will garner more respect from the masses and there peers

its cheap to wash the car, zip tie a panel, and rattle a panel/rim

I think getting your a$$ handed to you by a POS looking car on the track will earn respect too

[Ron in SoCal]

What would Xmas eve be without a little LatG haggling?

[Track Junky]

Originally Posted by Ron in SoCal

What would Xmas eve be without a little LatG haggling?

[Vince@Meanstreets]

nothin says BOSS like kicking everyones asss with a 3 colored primered POS running a junk yard motor and different rims front and rear.

looks like fun. But back when Gaetano and I did it it was donut parties and power slides.