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[shah rizam]

im newbies in drifting world guys and i hope you all can help me. I want to know what fr car suit for newbies like me guys

 

[.S K A G E E.]

err.. I think this question has been posted before..but to answer your question; there are 4 pieces of equipment that you'll need to be able to drift

1) LSD.. No matter what some might argue I feel that LSD is essential when it comes to drifting..

2)Suspension.another must have item..you need them to be fairly stiff..so a track like shocks are required

3) Adjustable set up..ie Chamber , toe, you need to set them up to be able to drift properly.

4)Decent power.. you need a certain amount of power to be able to pull the car out of a drift.

After drawing out the four basic necessities of a drift car..see if the car that you are looking at has all of these available.&if they are then that will be the right car for you

 

[MrNismo]

Basically any FR will do. However, I'm more bias towards Nissan and Toyota. Nissan Silvia, Cefiro A31, Skyline RWD and Laurel C33 are the popular choices, not forgeting the legendary AE86 and the budget KE70.

Set your target on these cars first, then go on and think of the mods that Skagee suggested.

Also, drifting are best done with a 2-way multiplate LSD, and you would also like to have adjustable caster in addition to adjustable camber and toe settings. Stiffer anti-roll bars can do wonders to your suspension sometimes. Power, you don't really need a lot of them, but it's easier to learn with a torquey car. Having more torque, you don't need to carry a lot of momentum into and throughout a corner, and may save you from hitting something out of a bad spin.