Subject	Technique is dictated by the situation
Posted by	John(Houston) on February 03, 2005 at 3:13 PM
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In Reply To	I'm new to it but>> posted by Zster (Big Red) on February 03, 2005 at 02:41 PM
Message	But if I were to pick one I'd go with the clutch kick because it induces an abrupt drivetrain shock. Harder on the car but it looks better for spectators/judges. The only advice I can give is to just go out and practice. I can tell you about technique all day and night but until you get out there behind the wheel and learns how it feels you're not going to really learn anything. Drifting is about feeling out the car more than anything. John Yim (Houston)
Follow Ups	NZR but I thought some of you might find it amusing... - John(Houston) 11:38:49 02/03/05 Sweet! (n/m) - Spongerider :) 12:51:00 02/03/05 thanx that was an awesome video (n/m) - dn3m 13:52:18 02/03/05 John, you any good at drifting now? - Zster (Big Red) 13:54:31 02/03/05 I'm better than I was last year. :) - John(Houston) 14:09:06 02/03/05 I'm new to it but>> - Zster (Big Red) 14:41:59 02/03/05 Technique is dictated by the situation - John(Houston) 15:13:09 02/03/05 Yea - Zster (Big Red) 15:23:46 02/03/05 Very nice john. - Adam(houston) 14:42:10 02/03/05 Whats wrong with the car?? (n/m) - John(Houston) 15:13:37 02/03/05 Re: Whats wrong with the car?? - Adam(houston) 21:36:06 02/03/05 ae 86 over rated car of the last gillion years. :) (n/m) - Halo Z 15:01:58 02/03/05 It really is but I'm stuck with it. (n/m) - John(Houston) 15:14:14 02/03/05 Great vid, put together well! (n/m) - foreverdrift 16:33:49 02/03/05
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