F.A.O Stavros any other drifty people.
What's the best rear wheel drive car i can get to learn to drift in? I've been looking for ages and can't find anything that i dont have to drive halfway across the uk for or that people want silly money for bags of shite.
I've been looking for the usual beemers, volvos etc. But can't find anything cheap and close by. I've been toying with the idea of just importing something already done for about 4 or 5 grand from powervehicles or ghost dancer but figure its a total waste of money at the moment as i'd be a complete novice and the car would be totally wasted on me and more than likely get binned on my first late night mission.
What would I be best to look for? And do you know of anything for sale that you can vouch for? I don't mind driving to buy something if i know it isnt going to be a complete waste of time. I would of had your sierra off you if i hadnt been a day late in spotting the ad on driftworks.
Cheers.
I've been looking for the usual beemers, volvos etc. But can't find anything cheap and close by. I've been toying with the idea of just importing something already done for about 4 or 5 grand from powervehicles or ghost dancer but figure its a total waste of money at the moment as i'd be a complete novice and the car would be totally wasted on me and more than likely get binned on my first late night mission.
What would I be best to look for? And do you know of anything for sale that you can vouch for? I don't mind driving to buy something if i know it isnt going to be a complete waste of time. I would of had your sierra off you if i hadnt been a day late in spotting the ad on driftworks.
Cheers.
Dont spend 4 or 5 grand, thats 5 times too much!
Get something cheap to learn in that you dont care about and just get in as much seat time as you can.
200sx with a welded diff would be a good option, or even a carlton.
DONT spend lots of money.
Get something cheap to learn in that you dont care about and just get in as much seat time as you can.
200sx with a welded diff would be a good option, or even a carlton.
DONT spend lots of money.
Any old crap.
Sierra, E30, 300 series Volvo, etc etc.
All easy gottable for under 500notes. I recently sold a mint spec drifty Sierra with tons of spare alloys and tyres for 450quid.
Remove all the weight, weld the diff, fit a bucket seat, chop the springs if you want, remove the locking button on the handbrake, drive it.
Sierra, E30, 300 series Volvo, etc etc.
All easy gottable for under 500notes. I recently sold a mint spec drifty Sierra with tons of spare alloys and tyres for 450quid.
Remove all the weight, weld the diff, fit a bucket seat, chop the springs if you want, remove the locking button on the handbrake, drive it.
stavs got an S12 silvia for sale lol
anything rwd tbh
sierras aint the best, but they cheap and replacable if you bin it
200sx is a very good car to learn in
dpeneds how much you wanna spend, but IMO dont buy anything for more than 1k when your learning as you WILL bin it
anything rwd tbh
sierras aint the best, but they cheap and replacable if you bin it
200sx is a very good car to learn in
dpeneds how much you wanna spend, but IMO dont buy anything for more than 1k when your learning as you WILL bin it
fuck spending a grand, and fuck an S13, 500quid tops IMO
S12s are dogwank, a half decent half sorted 2litre sierra is better IMO
spend the 4-5k once you actually know u want to, not as a first time learner car, best way to learn is have a car you have absolutley no regard for its wellbeing and drive the tits off it, seat time counts more than any engine/car spec.
S12s are dogwank, a half decent half sorted 2litre sierra is better IMO
spend the 4-5k once you actually know u want to, not as a first time learner car, best way to learn is have a car you have absolutley no regard for its wellbeing and drive the tits off it, seat time counts more than any engine/car spec.
That's the thing. I don't want to spend alot but Norwich has got to be one of the shitest places to buy anything cheap and rear wheel drive. I've got the money sat here to buy the car but can't find anything, well anything that people dont want silly money for.
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525 ok, but nowt special, 24valver or? If 24valve or 530+ id consider it if cheap.
They handle fantastic, much better than most lighter cars.
Stuff comes up constantly, personally id buy something already drifty-fied to save you work/money, like i said, sold my sierra which was ideal for 450 with i think 12 alloys and tyres...
They handle fantastic, much better than most lighter cars.
Stuff comes up constantly, personally id buy something already drifty-fied to save you work/money, like i said, sold my sierra which was ideal for 450 with i think 12 alloys and tyres...
yeah i saw that on driftworks but by the time i'd seen it you'd already sold it. I would of had that off you had i seen it earlier.
its a 24 valve but the car is up at Ł825 so still not exactly cheap.
its a 24 valve but the car is up at Ł825 so still not exactly cheap.
fuck that.
this is MUCH better, not drifty-fied, but way better...
http://www.trampdrift.com/html/modul...ewtopic&t=2114
or this, perfect, jus weld the diff...
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...MESE:IT&ih=013
this is MUCH better, not drifty-fied, but way better...
http://www.trampdrift.com/html/modul...ewtopic&t=2114
or this, perfect, jus weld the diff...
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...MESE:IT&ih=013
Originally Posted by Stavros
fuck that.
this is MUCH better, not drifty-fied, but way better...
http://www.trampdrift.com/html/modul...ewtopic&t=2114
or this, perfect, jus weld the diff...
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...MESE:IT&ih=013
this is MUCH better, not drifty-fied, but way better...
http://www.trampdrift.com/html/modul...ewtopic&t=2114
or this, perfect, jus weld the diff...
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...MESE:IT&ih=013
Originally Posted by Adrian
http://www.adtrader.co.uk/detail.php?class_id=110&aid=13692146
That Ad?
That Ad?
(sorry ive hung out on driftworks too long and started to sound like a nerd
)
Originally Posted by Adrian
http://www.adtrader.co.uk/detail.php?class_id=110&aid=13692146
That Ad?
That Ad?
Chip, i take it m-spec'ing the diff is welding it up?
Originally Posted by 89xr2
Originally Posted by Adrian
http://www.adtrader.co.uk/detail.php?class_id=110&aid=13692146
That Ad?
That Ad?
Chip, i take it m-spec'ing the diff is welding it up?
Originally Posted by 89xr2
Originally Posted by Adrian
http://www.adtrader.co.uk/detail.php?class_id=110&aid=13692146
That Ad?
That Ad?
Chip, i take it m-spec'ing the diff is welding it up?
Yeah "mig spec" lol
1.8s are toss, and considering 2litres cost no more, fuck buying that, not even that cheap.
unless you can get a nice 2litre for 300 tops, or a drifty spec one for 500 tops, you may as well buy Paz's BMW for 800.
unless you can get a nice 2litre for 300 tops, or a drifty spec one for 500 tops, you may as well buy Paz's BMW for 800.
Originally Posted by glancy2081
a have bought a 74 opel kadett to give this drifting a go just need to up the power but the 1.2 is still enough to have fun in the wet
theres pics on driftworks and trampdrift
Originally Posted by glancy2081
i am thinking more along the lines of a bike engine in mine
XE like Topi's all the way, more flexible, more fun, and fast as fuck.
When I was in it one time he made a modded Scooby look very stupid when he tried to race us
a kadett in road form is only 705kg though and you are losing over 120kg with the engine and box then there is the seats etc and most kit cars weigh over 500kg so bike engine not as stupid as first seems
you will lose 150kg tops even if you strip the interior, and even a Hyabusa engine has only 105lbft, stuff like Fireblades have less than 70.
even bike engined kit cars are hard work to keep in the fun zone, if you want the car for entertainment rather than winning some kind of race, id stick with something less screaming.
even bike engined kit cars are hard work to keep in the fun zone, if you want the car for entertainment rather than winning some kind of race, id stick with something less screaming.
a thought they would be pish to tell the truth stavros but after a had a shot of a kit car with bike engine my opinion changed a do have a 2 litre 8v vauxhall turbo engine in a mk1 astra that has shocked afew evos so could use this if bike engine disapoints
Originally Posted by cossiecrew
get an e30 mig it up and drop it gdm tyte yo


Stavros, have you seen that 525 on driftworks in person before? know anything at all about it etc?
Originally Posted by glancy2081
a kadett in road form is only 705kg though and you are losing over 120kg with the engine and box then there is the seats etc and most kit cars weigh over 500kg so bike engine not as stupid as first seems 
Plus by the time you cage it and stuff, it wont will be heaveir than you thnik.


