botherboiGTPlanet : botherboi
PSN : OnTheEdge_Bovr
Car : Toyota Chaser JZX100, ~575HP
Team : OnTheEdge
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Chaser_PIC_for_bother by J-specN1, on Flickr
LOL good to see you on here bovr mateGTPlanet : botherboi
PSN : OnTheEdge_Bovr
Car : Toyota Chaser JZX100, ~575HP
Team : OnTheEdge
Chaser_PIC_for_bother by J-specN1, on Flickr
Lukas ive been looking at tonnes of video's from 2005 to 2011 on suzuka and it seems their allowed go as wide as they want after the first corner. I'm saying this cause my m5 is huge and I can't help it, the front of the car would be exactly on your line then the rear could be on the edge of the track.
If you try and keep tight like Lukas did, you have to lose a lot of angle to keep out for a bit, whereas if you go wide you can go full angle for the whole lot.
GTP:JAMR
Psn:JAMR2010
Car:Nismo 380rs
Im not in a team but id like to sign up for suzuka
Yeah but you get a better line if you ride the outside for a bit. Should a long cp though.
Yeah that's my point. You only come in for the inside cp after the outside.
Wrong...
Lukas' video explains it perfectly, you hug the inside rumble strip then you stay in the middle, don't go wide at all (Not before nor after the rumble strip).
LOOK AT THIS VIDEO BELOW:
Here is an onboard run showing you the same thing:
xDriftzzincWrong...
Lukas' video explains it perfectly, you hug the inside rumble strip then you stay in the middle, don't go wide at all (Not before nor after the rumble strip).
LOOK AT THIS VIDEO BELOW:
<a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=amSCUaELQEo">YouTube Link</a>
Here is an onboard run showing you the same thing:
<a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S9B-FIM5pEs">YouTube Link</a>
The video you uploaded if said coming in early is bad! The longer you stay not the better, and I'm positive. Wait for slydways to translate.
GTPlanet : IloveAE86
PSN : MLD_AE86
Car : Z33, 538HP
Team : Major League Drifting (MLD)
Lukas what do you edit the photo's with?