Toyota MR2 MKII Turbo Drift Keiichi Tsuchiya
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Keiichi Tsuchiya Drift con el Toyota MR2MKII Turbo GTS 260HP.
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240s are the car of choice around my town, cheap parts, cheap to upgrade, and resell value is pretty good. 74 280z? don't you mean 240z? unless you swapped the l24 for the l28? the 280z came into play in 1975. you might have had the 260z. I can throw my 77 280z around pretty easily of course suspension set up help ^_^ although the 40/60 weight distribution makes it slide better :)
and the AE86 is a horrible car to drift in (stock). it doesnt have enough power to achieve a fast enough speed preform a good drift.
110 hp is (IMO) not enough to be able to drift well with. a good learning car, since you cant reach high enough speeds to screw up too bad. but should be retired or upgraded to progress.
and why people learn in 86's? casue its a (relatively) cheap car with good balance and a light body. and they arent overwhelmed with power. but why do they move on to different cars (or tons of upgrades)? casue the AR86 just doesnt have enough power reach optimal speeds when on a track.
real life isnt like initial d, where a AE86 has enough power to keep up with a skyline.
and GUESS WHAT? now he is racing a lexus SC430. so even the guy who swears by his hachi-roku cant deny the need of a car with power and torque.
Ugh.
Track, course or point to point, the objective is to simply get to the end as quickly as possible, if it is necessary to dirt-drop to corner quicker, or perhaps power over to get your tail in the way of your opponent's line then so be it...but to make drifting the idea of a race is.just.awful.
That was a nice comment you left, perhaps I was a little harsh.