View Full Version : FR-S Drifting
tforth
12-14-2011, 01:25 AM
This thing looks pretty easy to slide ;-):
YouTube
Haha, pretty entertaining.
5vz-fe
12-16-2011, 07:00 AM
Let's not forget that they put the tires of a Prius on that thing.
To quote initial d, that car drifts nicely only because of its low limits.
F3ckB9LL
12-17-2011, 08:40 AM
video is no longer available :/ any mirror ?
5vz-fe
12-17-2011, 05:31 PM
Scion FR-S Drift in Japan with Ken Gushi - YouTube
There you go
F3ckB9LL
12-18-2011, 06:34 AM
thanks ;)
jeff-
12-19-2011, 11:41 PM
Keep in mind the inspiration for this car was a Corolla from the 80s. The fast looks give it a ricey taste, but you can't deny the facts. Well balanced, light weight (Not terrible for a new car) good enough power, and limited slip differential are things I could easily get behind.
I think the Suburu is probably the best iteration and will likely be the most expensive. I can see it being my first "new" car while I keep the E30 as my city rally car beater.
nthfinity
12-20-2011, 03:30 PM
Keep in mind the inspiration for this car was a Corolla from the 80s. The fast looks give it a ricey taste, but you can't deny the facts. Well balanced, light weight (Not terrible for a new car) good enough power, and limited slip differential are things I could easily get behind.
I think the Suburu is probably the best iteration and will likely be the most expensive. I can see it being my first "new" car while I keep the E30 as my city rally car beater.
new car? Hmm... not sure if I'm even interested in such a thing. I guess I get to drive company cars that are "new" periodically. A friend's Audio V8 finally gave up the ghost (and isn't worth putting $ into anymore) after 20 years of ownership. He doesn't want anything new either. He's thinking of an 87 BMW 5 series at the moment. I love my 4-matic 1998 Benze for daily duty.
jeff-
12-21-2011, 03:58 PM
If I can afford it, I'll get a new car. As much as I love driving my E30 and 944 S2, they're still over 20 years old. I've also dumped a lot of work and money into the 944 over 3 years of ownership.
I feel the advancements over the past couple of decades in every new car I drive, even if its a econobox rental. I'm really looking for something efficiently powerful with a comfortable sport suspension.. and of course RWD.
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