Drifting, hellaflush, slammed, tire stretch blog/bash thread.

scotty305 · 01-03-2011, 03:58 AM

You know who else slides better than your average drifter?

http://www.motoiq.com/magazine_artic...t-machine.aspx

The second photo on the page shows tires that appear to be properly sized. I suspect they have tried quite a few setups, at that level of sponsorship I wouldn't be surprised if they receive literally pallets of tires in the size(s) they request.

I'm not a drifter myself, and I generally disagree with the 'hella flush' style. That said, anyone who dislikes drifting should still go check out a Formula D event if you're able to. The paired elimination rounds after the drivers have qualified are a pretty entertaining display of car control and big horsepower. The cars aren't as cool a ALMS, but the track is set up in a way that makes it a really good spectator event (even compared to roadracing or NASCAR).

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01-03-2011, 03:58 AM	#11
scotty305 Rotary Fan in Training Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Culver City, CA Posts: 84 Rep Power: 18	You know who else slides better than your average drifter? http://www.motoiq.com/magazine_artic...t-machine.aspx The second photo on the page shows tires that appear to be properly sized. I suspect they have tried quite a few setups, at that level of sponsorship I wouldn't be surprised if they receive literally pallets of tires in the size(s) they request. I'm not a drifter myself, and I generally disagree with the 'hella flush' style. That said, anyone who dislikes drifting should still go check out a Formula D event if you're able to. The paired elimination rounds after the drivers have qualified are a pretty entertaining display of car control and big horsepower. The cars aren't as cool a ALMS, but the track is set up in a way that makes it a really good spectator event (even compared to roadracing or NASCAR).