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So if this info under your username is true:
Join Date: Dec 2003
Location: san francisco
*Car: none*
Then maybe you should spin some Gran Turismo 3 in your Playstation and get a Silvia or AE86 to drift. Seriously. The physics engine is more detailed than you think. You won't learn how to drift from a video game of course - but if you kinda pay attention to your analog joysticks while you're drifting, you can get some idea of the sequence of control inputs. With patience you can learn a lot about timing, weight shift, suspension tuning, and every drift technique in the book... The Trueno is the best car in the game by the way, nothing else can drift like it lol.
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Platinum Gold '98 200SX SE-R 17" Nippon Ver.5 AEM in/Tenzo R out Intake cam 17* Tein SS 336lb F+R w/pillowballs Progress rear sway bar Shigspeed LCA brace F/R strut bars H&R Trak+ Prothane/ES polys B&M SS/Nismo GT Ti JWT PP Stillen Type2 wing
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