if your gonna do dodgy stuff like that you should at least use washing liquard or something else thats biodegratable

 

And dish washing detergent wont leave big oily marks up your 1/4's.

just add a rb20 like mine... cheapish but endless amount of hours and long nights in the shed but meh it is awesome fun!!

^ helllllll yeaaaaa

Sweet pic. Can you shed any light on the RB vs SR decision?

Edited November 8, 200916 yr by Instigator

Sweet pic. Can you shed any light on the RB vs SR decision?

just wanted to do something different than everyone else... plus has 246kw at wheels and can sit on limiter all day n lovers it ova n ova haha!! :-P

if your gonna do dodgy stuff like that you should at least use washing liquard or something else thats biodegratable

Because water isn't? :-S

do a barrel roll

i say u get a 3k bigport head and and auto diff sigma lowercotro arms and falcon springs all cheap and gives you a bit better chance to drift in dry

well you could fill the car up with foam and put it in a fast current water stream but that would be drifting in the wet. so i don't no

celica should do the trick : p

No offence Morgzz, As proud as you would be of your car. 90% of the threads you post in have a pic of your car...

yeh, i'm a little over seeing your car in every topic I open :S

cam regrinds for the 4k are prety cheap. do a little head work and some decent carbys will give you that little extra under foot. but its probly not worth it considering how easy the 4AGE converson is.

the only way to get an underpowered registered street car to drift on a limited budget is to take it to a wet track day or wet skid pan day,

swap in a cheap welded diff centre for the day and every aspect is there - it actually drifts, it doesnt cost much, its not dodgy and its street registered.

not sure if anyone has already suggested this, but one way you might be able to slide. if the stock rims are 13's, go and get yaself some 14 inch steelies, go to a tyre shop and get a pair of the cheapest shittiest hard ass 185 R 14 light truck tyres you can get, and pump them up to about 60 psi. if you can't get it to slide in the dry then 4AGE it