Havn’t posted here in a while becouse you guys are all upstaters and i’m only around there once a year for a week lol :redface:
But here is a little video I put together starting from me learning to drift up intill now :present:
ohh hot looks like fun 
Not the crash at the end of the video but one later that snowey night i slide into a curb… bent the crossmember and broke both lower control arms
I was taking a wide left hand corner and basicly I understeered right into the curb (downshifted too early or hit the brake too hard before I turned in or it could be a mix of the both) becouse of the snow I couldn’t brake the speed and I guess I was too busy s***ing bricks to turn in and drive over the curb to do less damage so I bounced off it doing probley 40ish
The rear is fixed but the front still needs a lot of work.
Nioce. We should meet up sometime - I’m in Yonkers.
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Not enough HP to get it sliding on dry pavement?
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you can definitly slide a stock 240 on dry payment 
you drive those tires in the snow?
i’m surprised you can even accelerate.
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you can definitly slide a stock 240 on dry payment
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5k rpm drop in to second with a little front break action works damn fine, though it REALLY stinks to have an open diff, but doesn’t prevent you.
Its a automatic and open diff so its kinda hard to slide it in the dry. but it can be done
it wasnt that bad gaining traction as I thought it wouldve been (thank god long island is flat as hell). I put some fresh 205s in the rear for the winter so I could cook the other ones down to the metal. my tire budget is too limited though because of my pay check and now haivng to replace the front cross member and those arms so if you wanna donate to the tire budget let me know beocuse once it drys up here i’m gonna be needing lol
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