I'm confused, don't domestic owners drift too?? I just watched ford probes drift, so I know for a fact they do (or are you counting their engines as not being domestic)?
Troll, did you watch the video I posted that was linked from the other thread???
http://videos.streetfire.net/search/...7c066afbd3.htm
Can you seriously sit there and tell me what is cool about it? I am trying to learn but looking at stuff like that makes me laugh.
There HAS to be more than that
And drunk usually equals being ignorant, but I am still curious abou this whole thing. Is it a sanctioned thing that they actually have at etown??? Like I said, fill me in...
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Originally Posted by TROLL
are you trying to learn about drifting, or are you trying to give domestic owners a reputation for being ignorant? because i'm not sure right now...
if you want to see what drifting is all about you should go to etown one night when they have their drift sessions... if ot bores you walk over to the track. its the kind of thing that only a good video or seeing it in person can really explain it for you.
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And by the way, I'm a pretty ignorant person as it is, and I don't think it has anything to do with being a domestic owner as I think the cars a piece of crap (build and finish quality, same goes for GM, Dodge brands, and most all other domestics), hence the reason it's for sale. BUT, I AM willing to learn and welcome the chance for people to teach me or try and teach me so I'm not so ignorant.