First car You ever drove or will drive.
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that was so funny koenigsegg........
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That letter was funny but I wouldn't agree with some things in it.
$6 per gallon of gasoline is crazy =p. I like July 4th cause of the fireworks.
I'd agree with american football and baseball. I wouldn't mind if american cars would be banned, because they really are crap. Driving on the left side and roundabouts instead of intersections would be bad. =p YAY!
Funny letter anyways. John Cleese is the best comedy actor.
$6 per gallon of gasoline is crazy =p. I like July 4th cause of the fireworks.
I'd agree with american football and baseball. I wouldn't mind if american cars would be banned, because they really are crap. Driving on the left side and roundabouts instead of intersections would be bad. =p YAY!
Funny letter anyways. John Cleese is the best comedy actor.
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Well actually, it raises a good point, because no matter what any country calls something, they mean exactly the same thing.harmv1234 wrote:that was so funny koenigsegg........
For example, Americans=Refrigerator, Aussies=Eskie, New Zealand=Chillybins (Don't ask me why).
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Huh? I call an esky an esky and a fridge a fridge
They're two different things.
They're two different things.
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Perhaps I was meant to mean portable fridge. Darn it, I've confused myself.
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The first car I ever drove was my brother's 1984 Nissan 720ST Longbed Pickup Truck... I was 14 when I first drove it. The first car I owned personally was a 1990 Mazda 626... 2.2L SOHC 12-valve with 100hp. That thing was torquey, and I made it drift!!!
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No you didn't. FWD.Maverick2K4 wrote:That thing was torquey, and I made it drift!!!
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Lol.xHaZxMaTx wrote:No you didn't. FWD.Maverick2K4 wrote:That thing was torquey, and I made it drift!!!
Owned.
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A guy I worked with had an old VW Golf that really did drift, even with four guys in the car.xHaZxMaTx wrote:No you didn't. FWD.Maverick2K4 wrote:That thing was torquey, and I made it drift!!!
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According to Wikipedia, there are no RWD Golfs. There are, however, 4WD, though I don't know if you can drift in a 4WD car.
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to drift a 4wd u need to do a transaxle swap and u actually can drift a FWD in the very first D1 excebition at willow springs a CRX beat a supra in drifting
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It depends on what your definition of a drift is. To ''drift'' a fwd car, you'll need to lock up your rear wheels, thus your slide is controlled and maintained differently. I don't see that as proper drifting though. If it is, pretty much every car going sideways is drifting.
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It was a drift, I swear by it. I was in a parking lot, yes, the road was a bit wet. I was going around a 90-degree corner, slammed the brakes and pulled the e-brake, locking up ALL wheels, got the rear-end around and counter-steered to control it. Own that, xHazMatx. It was my ride, I was the driver who got the rear-end around and controlled it with a counter-steer. I know FWD can't drift like a pro. But with the right conditions, you can make them drift.
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Wet is the keyword there.
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Quite true.
Sorry, you're still owned.
If it was on DRY ground in a parking lot you wouldn't be able to drift a FWD, you'd end up slamming into a wall from the understeer.
Sorry, you're still owned.
If it was on DRY ground in a parking lot you wouldn't be able to drift a FWD, you'd end up slamming into a wall from the understeer.
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Not if you lock up the rear wheels.
But then again, is that a drift?
But then again, is that a drift?
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Sliding and drift are completely different. An FWD car cannot hold a sustained, controlled slide just through use of steering and acceleration without being on an extremely wet or icy surface.
Slide yes, drift no.
Slide yes, drift no.
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my very 1st car to drive was an VW Passat MK2 variant, my dad's car.
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That goes for AWD too. FWD cars, particularly Golfs are very good at lift-off oversteer, but again thats a slide and not a drift. Oh, and if your handbrake locks up all four wheels, Id get that thing checked.steelsnake00 wrote:Sliding and drift are completely different. An FWD car cannot hold a sustained, controlled slide just through use of steering and acceleration without being on an extremely wet or icy surface.
Slide yes, drift no.
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Well I finally got my Class 7 GDL License. Today, I got to drive my dad's 1993 Buick Regal around the crescent a few times, and it's quite the bulky machine But it does have a lot of power
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Wat does Class 7 GDL mean?
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It just means that I have a "Learner's Operating License" which is the first license anyone in Alberta gets where they are allowed to drive cars as long as someone with a full Class 5 License is sitting next to them.
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Oh ok so its like Learners License here in Aus, good thing i have my provisional license and can drive by my lonesome.....which is prooving quite difficult without a car.
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First car i ever drove: (WARNING PLS GOOGLE IT b4 U COMMENT) it was an 2001 Isuzu Panther
and.. my first own car: Peugeot 405 Sti
and.. my first own car: Peugeot 405 Sti
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That's pretty decent for your first car you own. Are you considering putting a rally bodykit on it? If not, you should, as it would really make your car look sweet.