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Did you get extra points if you could stop with the badges on the wheels aligned?
I thought it was a myth until Tiff Needell took me out in an M3 at Thruxton and drifted it. Each time he came back with the BMW Center caps aligned
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Cant you like... get ... self aligning ones?
Well Rolls Royce do them as standard but I haven’t seen a Rolls Royce being drifted yetQuote:
Originally Posted by sideways14a
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Are you telling me it is a myth and he was cheating with floating hub caps?Quote:
Originally Posted by Actual_Ben_Taylor
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Did you know they've taken the word gullible out of the dictionary?Quote:
Originally Posted by Asht_200
I only read “The Urban Dictionary” [emoji1787]Quote:
Originally Posted by Actual_Ben_Taylor
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Ben message me on Facebook [emoji106]
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I started writing a reply but couldnt find polite enough words :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Actual_Ben_Taylor
Ash, keep in mind:
To drift the rear wheels have to be rotating at least 30% faster than the fronts
The outside wheels have to turn more than the inside to go around a corner
Its not unusual to lock up 1,2 or 3 wheels at a time
Not even Merlin could drive round all that.
Docwra. Don’t need to keep it polite. After what I said to you, I deserve it.Quote:
Originally Posted by docwra
My only experience of drifting is losing the backend of a single seater and waking up on the grass...
I’m not allowed to do Palmer sports days now
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At least you were suitably impressed with BMW's centre caps.