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    Quite a fun "How to drift video"

    For those who havent seen this before, its a vid on how to drift , in an M3 E92.
    Not so sure on the "let the steering wheel spin through your hands " bit, contradicts other things i have watched, but the guy is pretty impressive all the same :smokin:
    The best bit is when the "Novice" has a go and sticks it up the embankment. :whistle: the in car footage of both their faces is classic :hahaha: :hahaha:


    #2
    Thats a good find! :smokin:

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      #3
      Thats really good, i would like to practice my drifting, anyone know where a novice can do this?

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        #4
        Originally posted by csl_mba
        Thats really good, i would like to practice my drifting, anyone know where a novice can do this?
        I gather there is lots of roundabouts i the milton keynes area :hahaha:

        Failing that, wait till christmas day/boxing day, and then choose any stretch of road you like, its always like a ghost town round here at christmas :smokin:
        Or maybe somewhere like bedford autodrome will have something laid on??
        There is oulton park but the run off aint big, and the track is pretty narrow.

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          #5
          Lydden Hill in Kent... bit of a trip for you though.

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            #6
            Seems un natural to let go of the steering wheel :119:

            but when Tarzan Yamada drove my old IX @ the Silverstone sprint training with the Do Luck ACD controller it made sense :smokin:

            After all he made his name in D1 too :-D

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              #7
              Oulton Park is defo the Place to learn.
              Can drift at lower speeds as the grip is low, less chance of a crash
              at low speeds! :119:

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                #8
                Originally posted by 2bar boost
                Seems un natural to let go of the steering wheel :119:
                You don't necessarily "let go", you let it feed itself while you have a very light grip on the wheel. You retain control but just let the car do some of the work. It's a widely used method.

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                  #9
                  It makes sense as all the steering is doing is self centering, so all you have to to is adjust the steering to wherever you want to go or compensate for an impending tank slapper if at high speed.

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                    #10
                    Originally posted by SpineOnABap
                    Originally posted by 2bar boost
                    Seems un natural to let go of the steering wheel :119:
                    You don't necessarily "let go", you let it feed itself while you have a very light grip on the wheel. You retain control but just let the car do some of the work. It's a widely used method.
                    Anyone would think you had done it before! :whistle:

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                      #11
                      Lets Rice :hahaha:

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                        #12
                        It is easy on track try it when the kerbs are close
                        Then you tell the men from the boys ( is that the ice cream man ) :hahaha:

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                          #13
                          Re: Quite a fun "How to drift video"

                          Originally posted by Windowlicker
                          Not so sure on the "let the steering wheel spin through your hands " bit...
                          Took me a while to 'get' that bit. Last time I was at Oulton the owner of Ninemeister (911 specialist) gave me some tips and that was one of them. I eventually gave it a go and was drifting seamlessly all day, even flipping it from one way to the other.



                          :thumbs:

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                            #14
                            Are you there tomorrow Windy?

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