Anybody with Derv Drifting EXPERIENCE - Page 3 - Drifting forum

ドリフター · 11-01-2008, 12:40

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Originally Posted by jamespa28

When I started this thread, I was thinking about your shogun video... only video I've ever seen of somebody drifting a diesel! Bit crazy to be honest, they're horrible to drive before they break traction!

Lol, well ive had more diesel cars than i have had petrol so it was only a matter of time before i started getting them sideways. i started sliding in my seat toledo (1.9d) around 3-4 years ago get the speed up through a corner or round about in the damp lift off and hey presto power it up keep on the e brake a lil and it would sit out. My first rwd car was a bmw 2.0 e36. i pulled the diff and welded it right away great fun, the 2.0 straight six is 149-150 brake depending on the engine code. and the 325tds is 143 (not td only 115bhp) so not alot of difference really. then if you start to tweek it in the manor my range has been i dont see why u wont get 180-200 bhp. And still get 35-40 to the gallon on the way home..

Mad Cas · 11-01-2008, 12:53

Sierra 1.8TD goes well enough, Isuzu Trooper 2.8TD is awesome for a diesel part time 4x4

Phaeton V10TDi is awesome, Converted to RWD would skid with the best of them. just a shame I cant afford one.

docwra · 11-01-2008, 13:16

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Originally Posted by Mad Cas

Phaeton V10TDi is awesome, Converted to RWD would skid with the best of them. just a shame I cant afford one.

Im just waiting until I can get one myself - possibly the greatest car ever built and even now they are only 25K ...........

Mad Cas · 11-01-2008, 16:24

Lot of car for the money. Sadly I don't think I've even Earnt 25k in my life yet

(But somehow I have the feeling I have paid more than that in tax)

retrodan · 12-01-2008, 00:35

well my next car is hopefully going to be a pimp e39 530tds, u know that shit will tow my ps13 and skid good! tv's loud ass stereo the works!!! frick this daily drive of an 86 for a start!!! need me some lux daily drive/skids

kickingriffin · 29-04-2008, 16:36

my 325 tds now up for grabs!!! check out the for sale section or look on ebay!!
grate for skiding in i would defo keep it but my rb25 is poorly and needs loads of money! hence the sale of the bmw

take a peak: BMW 325 TDS 325tds drift car turbo deisel td 200sx L@@K on eBay, also, BMW, Cars, Cars, Parts Vehicles (end time 04-May-08 10:53:48 BST)

has so much torque and well fun in the wet as it goes so easy!!

skipper · 29-04-2008, 20:00

nt that we will add mit it but diesel's are most probly the next best cheap to run drift car and i drive a sprinter for work and i can drift half a round bout with it but den then the engine sencer cut the engine lol
cheers skipper

GmasterT · 30-04-2008, 13:14

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Originally Posted by skipper

nt that we will add mit it but diesel's are most probly the next best cheap to run drift car and i drive a sprinter for work and i can drift half a round bout with it but den then the engine sencer cut the engine lol
cheers skipper

sounds safe blud, proper bla bla bla

kcamden01 · 30-04-2008, 13:55

I dont have a drifting experiance but it is gr8 fun on a game and it is difficult

tokyo-ben · 08-05-2008, 13:52

drifting a diesiel is ok bit less responsive than a petrol have no problem in my sprinter with the asr turned off!lol

jamespa28 · 08-05-2008, 14:01

I started this thread in January with the then intention of buying a Diesel BMW, but I sucked it up and bought a petrol Toyota

So far it seems there's more people who want to talk about hanging it out in their sprinter work vans! Nice

tokyo-ben · 10-05-2008, 12:50

glad you gone down the petrol route

.i wud imagine there is more performance parts avalible for the toyota than there is 4 a diesiel bimmer.like they say on top gear diesiels are 4 tight ba*sta*ds.lol

kickingriffin · 10-05-2008, 13:17

a diesel will produce a lot more torque than a petrol will. mines around 300lbs of torque.
its bhp that will give you a good top speed and torque is the seat pinning feel, and what is needed to break the rear wheels free.
my bmw diesel is sweet for drifting.

10-05-2008, 12:50	#52 (permalink)
tokyo-ben doughnutter Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: kent Posts: 59	glad you gone down the petrol route.i wud imagine there is more performance parts avalible for the toyota than there is 4 a diesiel bimmer.like they say on top gear diesiels are 4 tight bastads.lol

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11-01-2008, 12:53	#42 (permalink)
Mad Cas tubesteak! Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Bat Country Posts: 5,432	Sierra 1.8TD goes well enough, Isuzu Trooper 2.8TD is awesome for a diesel part time 4x4 Phaeton V10TDi is awesome, Converted to RWD would skid with the best of them. just a shame I cant afford one.

11-01-2008, 16:24	#44 (permalink)
Mad Cas tubesteak! Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Bat Country Posts: 5,432	Lot of car for the money. Sadly I don't think I've even Earnt 25k in my life yet (But somehow I have the feeling I have paid more than that in tax)

12-01-2008, 00:35	#45 (permalink)
retrodan celebs in car Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: sittingbourne,kent Posts: 3,035	well my next car is hopefully going to be a pimp e39 530tds, u know that shit will tow my ps13 and skid good! tv's loud ass stereo the works!!! frick this daily drive of an 86 for a start!!! need me some lux daily drive/skids

29-04-2008, 16:36	#46 (permalink)
kickingriffin dorifto kingu! Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: near luton - herts Posts: 1,287	my 325 tds now up for grabs!!! check out the for sale section or look on ebay!! grate for skiding in i would defo keep it but my rb25 is poorly and needs loads of money! hence the sale of the bmw take a peak: BMW 325 TDS 325tds drift car turbo deisel td 200sx L@@K on eBay, also, BMW, Cars, Cars, Parts Vehicles (end time 04-May-08 10:53:48 BST) has so much torque and well fun in the wet as it goes so easy!!

29-04-2008, 20:00	#47 (permalink)
skipper doughnutter Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: medway/blue water Posts: 35	nt that we will add mit it but diesel's are most probly the next best cheap to run drift car and i drive a sprinter for work and i can drift half a round bout with it but den then the engine sencer cut the engine lol cheers skipper

30-04-2008, 13:55	#49 (permalink)
kcamden01 Banned Join Date: Apr 2008 Posts: 4	I dont have a drifting experiance but it is gr8 fun on a game and it is difficult

08-05-2008, 13:52	#50 (permalink)
tokyo-ben doughnutter Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: kent Posts: 59	drifting a diesiel is ok bit less responsive than a petrol have no problem in my sprinter with the asr turned off!lol

08-05-2008, 14:01	#51 (permalink)
jamespa28 dorifto kingu! Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Gloucester, England Posts: 1,565	I started this thread in January with the then intention of buying a Diesel BMW, but I sucked it up and bought a petrol Toyota So far it seems there's more people who want to talk about hanging it out in their sprinter work vans! Nice

10-05-2008, 13:17	#53 (permalink)
kickingriffin dorifto kingu! Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: near luton - herts Posts: 1,287	a diesel will produce a lot more torque than a petrol will. mines around 300lbs of torque. its bhp that will give you a good top speed and torque is the seat pinning feel, and what is needed to break the rear wheels free. my bmw diesel is sweet for drifting.