m4nfred said:im down when i get te new car, ready to slide, first day, no "its stock" bs, + on the back to the oldschool
Shokka MP Jeremy said:we drove 800 miles to atlanta just to watch a drift event.
RPS13 said:now lets see whose going to drive to connecticut for some events...hehe
Project RE said:The earlier events in Hialeah speedway in '04 were cheaper and went smoother, although I heard Ter- tech lost some money in the events. Then events started to cost a bit more, which was no problem. I think the problem started in '05.
There will always be street drifting, as the roots are, but track events are crucial to the developement of the sport and the driver.
SFL drifter excuses:
-I dont drift on the street for fear of getting caught. I'm gonna F up my car... blah blah
-I don;t drift in the track because it costs too much money, walls (depends), car's not ready, the street is free...
this is the excuses. Now that I have money, I have none. I'm just waiting for a real track event again. ****t he street. I have too much to lose.
-Erick, If I didn't know any better I'd say you were singling out my car, lol.rwdrift said:...body rolling everywhere, cars that are about to flip upside down in an attempt to get sideways. Cars where you see one wheel completely locked because the ebrake only locks one wheel while the other wheel spins furiously with the one tire fire open diff...
you know i almost bought a ae94 like yours
Kenrik said:What's stopping us from having a monthly event like drift day? if Ter-tech can't handle it all themselfs why don't we get more sponcers involved? i'm sure there are some preformance shops around who would love to have their name plastered all over and event... Possibly some car dealerships? tire shops? the list goes on...