Check it

http://axion68.com/files/generallee.mpg

Is this the general lee drifting?? if so I think it was already posted a while back.

Yeehaaa !

what the fark...its crazy man, he kept in line so perfectly

hahahaahhahaaaaaaa!!!

Now where's the outakes video with all the cars he trashed to get that right

hahahha, its mad. But the craziest is those middle east camry drifters. More like driving in vengance style man.

I was never able to see that one when it was posted

Oh man, i tell you man, i had no idea what was on their mind to pull out such driving

Haha dat was crazy.

I even got busted by my boss checking that out but instead of telling me off for bludging he asked if he could see that again... hehe

hahah can't deny how awesome that driving is.

hahaha, that's incredible.. and on a public road too?! this guy is nutz

http://www.modernracer.com/tips/frontwheel...eoversteer.html

Can be great fun ... I learnt how to do it by accident one night in my old Starlet, not something I want to try in the wagon if I can help it, but one day I'll get out to a track ...

hey buddha, i have the same rims as yours on my levin. i just had them powdercoated white recently... maybe u should do that same... it'll suit your white car get some rice happening

This is a clip from a movie isn't it - I think the new Dukes Of Hazard one? You can here them calling "cut" right at the very end?! All those other cars are just in formation I reckon for the stunt. But still a crackin' piece of driving...no doubt about that!!!

What I'd love to do is have them polished, but I'm trying to find a place that will fit my budget.

I wouldn't recommend trying lift off oversteer, especially on public roads, It's a great way to end up facing the way you just came from.
Once the back end starts to comes around there's nothing progressive about it, it snaps out in an instant and takes alot to catch.
Don't believe me, just watch the 2.0lt supertourers one day.

any form of oversteer(handbrake, lift-off, etc) is hard to catch in a FWD. that's y u need to practise on a skidpan.

i've also found the rear end to be more lively with the stiffer swaybars installed, esp hard braking hairpins. it slides enough to get the car pointed the right way for corner exit.

For sure :-) On a track this is ideal, but you'd be a bit silly doing this on the road, especially if you've had no experience with it before.

actually when i say slide, i dun mean like a drift kind of slide

i think a mild slip would be a better term

works great doing right hand turns at round abouts in the wet too

Disclaimer - not advised for the inexperienced or if you cannot afford to fix broken wheels and suspension from slamming the gutter if you get it wrong.

Now who was the Vic member well known for handbrake turns...hmm let me think

I did driver training at the Mt Cotton driver centre and let me tell you that was a bit of fun for drifting.

Had a V8 VY commodore and also BA Falcon and we were learning how to counter steer when the rear wheels start sliding etc etc.

It was a small track but no matter how hard we tried we couldn't keep sideways for the whole time along the straight they had. You could have absolutley no traction for the whole track but just couldn't make it for the straight

I was on the track for 2 days straight and the only time i got scared was when one of the chicks were driving and she lost it coming up to the straight hehe

After numerous 360's all I could see coming towards me in the passenger seat was trees

Luckily we didn't hit them