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 yetOriginally Posted by sideways14a
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Are you telling me it is a myth and he was cheating with floating hub caps?
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Did you know they've taken the word gullible out of the dictionary?
I only read “The Urban Dictionary”
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Ben message me on Facebook
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I started writing a reply but couldnt find polite enough words
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.
I get the feeling that this would only work if we could pursuade Ernest Borgnine to drive the Isle of Wight to Portsmouth hovercraft.
Docwra. Don’t need to keep it polite. After what I said to you, I deserve it.I started writing a reply but couldnt find polite enough words
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.
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.
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