Alchemist XL
Driver
"try to make it out" usually means NOT GONNA GO if you used in context about an event
E-brakes
- Thread starter Bearcat
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"try to make it out" usually means NOT GONNA GO if you used in context about an event
MKIII305
Spectator
I'll be honest, I probably wont, but like I said it depends on the weather and if I get the Civic I'm painting done by then.
you just told me, the driver of an ls1 car, that an ebrake is not needed.
hahaha.
awesome.
MKIII305
Spectator
a few first place rpo am trophies, but never a medal.
and theres no need for me to look into it, because you just perfectly defined it for me.
NismoTuner21
Driver
Even if you made it to Countyline skid pad, that wouldn't prove shit. Not a hard task to achieve, I connected it my second time drifting in a stock FC with blown shocks.
Who questioned if you could drive?!
I surely didnt.
SFL needs reading comprehension classes.
NismoTuner21
Driver
You're trying to prove you can drive by driving at Countyline skid pad.
And I'm saying you can't do that at Countyline skid pad.
thats it.
I dont take kindly to this kind of stuff.
Now we have to drift battle.
Spot is to be determined at a later date.
MKIII305
Spectator
Alright just don't get mad when you see me. I'll be the one in the golf cart making backwards entry's.
Jerry you're banned too WTF?
who is paul walker?
sidwayssilvia
Driver
wow all this over some noob asking questions. You are right with your post high speed entries long high speed 3rd gear turns 3rd to second transitions tandem corrections all need an ebrake. But the reason all this started was some guy was asking how to enter, with a boosted car a 25 30 mph drifted WICH YOU DO NOT NEED AN EBRAKE FOR! If you have to enter a 25 30 mph drift with ebrake at the skid pad your doing something wrong
Chris Jackson
Driver
So you guys use your ebrake while drifting? That's crazy I thought it was for emergencies and parking.
You don't use an ebrake for those situations because you still suck at driving, and throwing an ebrake into the mix over complicates things for someone who is just starting to drive. Don't tell me that someone who knows what they're doing would go to whatever shitty spot that was and not touch the handbrake.