Tire pressure for sliding

Greg · Post by **Greg** » Thu Feb 12, 2009 2:21 pm

StLCankles wrote:
Maudite wrote:Shorts can kill it in any car, he was killing it in Tennessee last year in the 318ti Bimmer. bone stock with the AC on
you mean at the seda event at nashville???

naw it was a DG event in Nash.

Cankles · Post by **Cankles** » Thu Feb 12, 2009 2:49 pm

Maudite wrote:
StLCankles wrote:
Maudite wrote:Shorts can kill it in any car, he was killing it in Tennessee last year in the 318ti Bimmer. bone stock with the AC on
you mean at the seda event at nashville???
naw it was a DG event in Nash.

ah now i know when you are talking about

down_shift · Post by **down_shift** » Thu Feb 12, 2009 3:36 pm

JJ Alfano wrote:PS: learning on the street is the way to go, dont listen to these guys who claim "events only" i drift on the street everyday, and i just dont give a FUCK.

really...REALLY...did I just read that?

Greg · Post by **Greg** » Thu Feb 12, 2009 4:02 pm

most guys start out street drifting, much like drag racers. but you give drifting a bad name, much like the kids that drag race on busy roads and end up killing someone innocent.

kOOpA · Post by **kOOpA** » Thu Feb 12, 2009 4:23 pm

inflate one tire til it explodes, try to keep track of what psi it explodes at. then inflate the other tires to 5 psi under that. then buy a new tire and air it up the same as the others.

works for me.

jvladamir · Post by **jvladamir** » Thu Feb 12, 2009 5:33 pm

pedal is to the floor. only way to get more is to install bigger throttle pulley, ECU uprgrade to kill fuel lag, & SAFC to get a good tune. all down the road stuff. i just need lots more practice and some helpful insight

thanx for info guys. i don't really care about street drifting myself. i love to watch vids of it and it is a beautiful thing but i'm just smart enough to recognize i'm one of those people who could kill someone out there and that is not acceptable to me. i drive like an ass rather often but try to keep it reigned in + i work for the County so losing my job is definite and then i wouldn't be able to make it to the events where the real fun and learning is

JJ Alfano · Post by **JJ Alfano** » Fri Feb 13, 2009 4:50 am

martymartymarty.net wrote: Nice edit.

i agree, being an asshole is never fun

HATERDAN · Post by **HATERDAN** » Fri Feb 13, 2009 8:59 pm

JJ Alfano wrote:
martymartymarty.net wrote: Nice edit.
i agree, being an asshole is never fun

from what i read you seem to be good at it though

P.Haire · Post by **P.Haire** » Fri Feb 13, 2009 10:01 pm

JJ Alfano wrote:
martymartymarty.net wrote: Nice edit.
i agree, being an asshole is never fun

again with the false information!