No best car, no best course for drifting!

PoeticSoul952

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There is no best car or best course to learn to drift on. You have to know the course inside and out. You need to know what your car is capable of, you need to know how its going to react to what you do and what your imput is. I can drift on some of the courses that people think are hard, and I started drifting in GT3 about a month ago. Before it was GT2 which is very different than GT3. So please guys stop asking "whats the best car" and "whats the best course?". That stuff really gets old. Thanx
 
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Actually i would have to dissagree with Poetic Soul... For a persons particular style and the general type of cars that that person finds most enjoyable... There will be a best car for sure... That is the car that people will call their favorite drifter or even car in general... For example mine is the Speedster and i dont think that any car will allow me to use my abilities quite as well as that little mid engined car...

As for tracks... yes there are better tracks than others it simply depends upon what you are trying to do and the ability that you have gained through practice...

Now i know he mentioned for beginners... And my message to those who have or will ask the above questions is as follows: Just expieriment with the cars you like and try the tracks you are used to from racing... A track that you are used to is most definitely the best track to learn on...
 
I believe what PoeticSoul meant was that there is no single best track or single best car, you have to learn how to drive, not how to drive a certain car on a certain course. I agree with you though, everyone has their own personal style. A person can't advise a "best car" for someone, well maybe if they've studied the person's driving they might be able to make some suggestions, but you know what I mean.
 
i agree with bengee.. but i think there is a best track to learn on.. well 2 tracks that are best.. apricot hill, and midfield.. those have nice easy turns. once u start improving you can link the turns quite easily ;)
 
I'm definately in agreement with bengee that a person's own style and choice will dictate what their personal "best" is. But PoeticSoul does have a valid point that there is no one "absolute." For me, I have my own personal "best" car and track, but it might be different than so-and-so's whatever Hp almighty driftmachine on blankety-blank course, and saints be damned if someone tells someone else something different.

But also keep in mind that as skill level grows, so does personality and style.........at this point, change is inevitable.

Just something to think about. 💡
 
Originally posted by PoeticSoul952
There is no best car or best course to learn to drift on. You have to know the course inside and out. You need to know what your car is capable of, you need to know how its going to react to what you do and what your imput is. I can drift on some of the courses that people think are hard, and I started drifting in GT3 about a month ago. Before it was GT2 which is very different than GT3. So please guys stop asking "whats the best car" and "whats the best course?". That stuff really gets old. Thanx
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very ture it all up to you ive told SO many people this over and over
 
I could care less which percent is car, which is driver. Honestly, if you drift good, and its 100% your car, I will still respect you. 1) for setting up a perfect car. 2) for drifting in general.
 
Originally posted by XzifT
I could care less which percent is car, which is driver. Honestly, if you drift good, and its 100% your car, I will still respect you. 1) for setting up a perfect car. 2) for drifting in general.
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If the driver sucks.. it will umbalance the equation then..
 
lol...he's right..if you have a car that's set up to where the back end swings out, but you remain in absolute easy control, because the front end still steers like it would normally....then it's 0% driver, because any ass clown who plays GT3 can do it.
 
Any ass clown is > 0%. There's no such thing as a car that drives itself (yet), and as long as there isn't, nothing will ever be 100% car, especially drifting.
 
Originally posted by PoeticSoul952
There is no best car or best course to learn to drift on. You have to know the course inside and out. You need to know what your car is capable of, you need to know how its going to react to what you do and what your imput is. I can drift on some of the courses that people think are hard, and I started drifting in GT3 about a month ago. Before it was GT2 which is very different than GT3. So please guys stop asking "whats the best car" and "whats the best course?". That stuff really gets old. Thanx
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I beg to differ: PT Cruiser + Cote de Azur = best for drifting
 
C'mon guys don't hate. I've seen some people drift some FF's quite well. Me personaly, I would never do such a thing, because I find it silly, and a hair homosexual, but that's just my opinion. Oh, and I think PT cruisers are kinda fugly.;)
 
Originally posted by silviadrifter
C'mon guys don't hate. I've seen some people drift some FF's quite well. Me personaly, I would never do such a thing, because I find it silly, and a hair homosexual, but that's just my opinion. Oh, and I think PT cruisers are kinda fugly.;)
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What do you got against a PT Cruiser????? I like that "Vintage" look!!!! I think it looks like an old '32 roadster...c'mon, Don't hate!!!:lol:
 
Originally posted by DarkenedDrift
You like them because of look though I dont like it because its not really all that god for drifting... :lol:
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Never said they were good for drifting.......Hell, I wouldn't want one to race.....
They are merely another status symbol..... just like an Escalade, Excursion, or Navigator........Big, Expensive, and Worthless to me.

I wouldn't mind tricking out a PT for my own personal garage, but that's just for looks anyways.:D
 

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