Swinging the s2000
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Swinging the s2000
The ground was wet today so I decided to throw the car through a couple of turns. Surprisingly it performed pretty well, granted this was in wet conditions. My experience with drifting is nothing compared to a pro, but I consider myself a decent drifter given any RWD vehicle. I don't plan on doing this competitively, just recreational. I would like to hear your guys thoughts on how well the car drifts. I understand that this vehicle isn't setup to drift, just grip. But my impressions were that it was very smooth through every turn I took it through and the throttle control during a slide is very similar to an ae86.
BTW I'm very new to this forum. I have a black 01 s2000 with stock suspension on spoon springs.
- John
BTW I'm very new to this forum. I have a black 01 s2000 with stock suspension on spoon springs.
- John
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Many people say the S2000 is not a good drift car, which isn't true.
Team RSR have sucessfully created a competition drift car with the S2000, and even in stock form the car performs quite well for some occassional drifts.
I remember how surprised i was at my first track day when i took a few corners sideways. The car is VERY controllable and a lot of fun.
However, keep it off the streets and do these things on a track.
PS: Drifting in the wet is a lot more smooth and easier compared to doing it on a dry surface.
Team RSR have sucessfully created a competition drift car with the S2000, and even in stock form the car performs quite well for some occassional drifts.
I remember how surprised i was at my first track day when i took a few corners sideways. The car is VERY controllable and a lot of fun.
However, keep it off the streets and do these things on a track.
PS: Drifting in the wet is a lot more smooth and easier compared to doing it on a dry surface.