My old racing machine

Subject: Re: My old racing machine Sat Jan 30, 2010 1:08 am

Bandit wrote:

Hmmm, sounds like you're a Pro Piet! i think you should teach us, set aside the humbleness ok. hahhahaha

i agree bandit even though piet doesnt talk too much.....
im sure his just being humble and see if we know what were doing here lol

btw really nice kit piet! that would make a good drifter and tourer aswell clown

Subject: Re: My old racing machine Sat Jan 30, 2010 4:20 am

altimeters wrote:

Bandit wrote:

Hmmm, sounds like you're a Pro Piet! i think you should teach us, set aside the humbleness ok. hahhahaha

i agree bandit even though piet doesnt talk too much.....
im sure his just being humble and see if we know what were doing here lol

btw really nice kit piet! that would make a good drifter and tourer aswell clown

aaaargh you're on to me guys!
I'm giving you all a score from 0 to 10 on your comments..
Then I'm going to give the best a free drift kit...

Orrrr... not!

:p just kidding, I know a few things about touring but in drift I really am a newbie but of course lots of the old tips and tricks help even with drifting...

I hope the weather will clear up to test some my drift-set-up! But yeah, it snowed again today.. bummer..

Subject: Re: My old racing machine Sat Jan 30, 2010 4:23 am

Abdul Basit wrote:

O_O

I meant motor by powerplant blum3

But anyway, all your motors are compatible with tape and pipe...

The only thing to blame is the attic floor. I'll assume it's wood.

I don't know, I've never tried using taped tires on wood, so yeah...

Word of advice, when you get driftechs or T-Drifts, do not immediately start going crazy on the wood, everytime the sun comes out, there'll be black lines all over wink

But only on some types of wood...So just check in the corner before you go full on.

AdBull.

Alright, glad I'm close to having a drift car :p

And yeah, I'm not going to test Tdrifts or Drifttechs on my attic, my parents would definitely kill me if I give the floor some tribals...

Hoping for the bad weather to clear up so I can test my setup!