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ValoSunnyGti
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Post by ValoSunnyGti »

:( I need to learn to drift.

gtst lad
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Post by gtst lad »

same here :lol: have a nose on driftworks there's some good info on there and dates for practice days.
Then get a cheap rwd car to learn in and off you go 8)

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Post by ESL »

Sweet. Looking forward to seeing this in action. Looks like Wednesday is going to be busy!

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Post by gtst lad »

Can't wait :-D hopefully i won't be understeering and spinning too much, in total i've only done 2 miles of testing and zero drifting in the car so far :oops:

Ran into a problem plumbing in the hydro as well, the braided line kit i got with the handbrake has got all the wrong fittings DOH
So i'll have to go the old fashined route and flair some copper pipe instead.

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Post by ESL »

Mid rear will make for a challenging drive but sure you will be up to it. Any chance of a pax seat installed for wednesday? Be interesting to watch you at work.

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Post by gtst lad »

ahhh sorry, the cars proberly not going to have a passengers seat in at all.

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Post by ESL »

Not to worry, will watch from the outside :)

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Post by gtst lad »

Plumbed in the hydro.
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and went to a local airfeild today to test the car out, well it seems reliable which is a bonus.... woohoooo..
It isn't as hard to drift as i thought it would be, but by far still the most unforgiving car i've ever drifted lol (makes it interesting).
Also the hydro isn't locking the rears up :x so will have to search out some better discs and pads, if that doesn't work it'll need a bigger master cylinder.

Must say the little car really surprised me today, it really flies and sounds great, although i've now noticed the exhaust manifold has a small crack, but have already found a nice tubular mild steel jobbie to replace it 8)

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Post by gtst lad »

woohoo, had an ace night at the bigpower drift night and can now confirm that the little beasty is driftable :-D :-D

soooooooo happy at its performance tbh.

Here's a vid of it in action (thanks Nick the cameraman)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X42J00zpr18

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Post by Nik »

You are very welcome Paul.

It does look good in action. Sounds good too. I notice you cut out the parts of the vid where you spin lol.

By the smile on your face every time you came off the track, I am guessing you enjoyed it :D:D
I may be getting older but I REFUSE to grow up :D
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