??? Ford RST for the drift rookie days? - Drifting forum

LiGhTnInG · 22-03-2007, 23:37

http://www.fordrstchampionship.com/D...g%20Rookie.PDF

djbolf · 23-03-2007, 00:00

£125 for 20 mins driving , jesus.

You could almost buy a sierra and weld the diff for that!!!

robbs · 23-03-2007, 00:04

what confuses me is

''YOU WILL TAKE TO THE TRACK IN OUR BR RST TRAINING CAR''

an RST is an RSturbo yes

as in FWD fiesta/escort

or am i getting my wires crossed

Dori Edd · 23-03-2007, 00:51

Danny Neville · 23-03-2007, 04:28

Quote:

Originally Posted by robbs

what confuses me is

''YOU WILL TAKE TO THE TRACK IN OUR BR RST TRAINING CAR''

an RST is an RSturbo yes

as in FWD fiesta/escort

or am i getting my wires crossed

Welcome to BR Racing

RST = Rally Sport Trainer

MJG · 23-03-2007, 17:52

Cool idea

Hope it ain't open diffed!! Hahahaha.

"Just... erm.... just... try and... GODDAMN OPEN DIFF!!!"

cefiro_drifta · 28-03-2007, 13:06

Quote:

Originally Posted by djbolf

£125 for 20 mins driving , jesus.

You could almost buy a sierra and weld the diff for that!!!

thats about 15 mins more that most drift practise days i have been on so its almost a bargain

**James** · 28-03-2007, 13:26

The rookie drift experiences are primarily aimed at 10-17 years olds and those not comfortable with driving. It's not a bad price considering everything's provided.

steerfromtherear · 02-04-2007, 14:46

I couldnt see it saying 25 minutes anywhere?

10 years old upwards though. Brilliant I look after teenagers for a living, time to get them saving.

superclarkey · 02-04-2007, 15:27

This is a great idea for people to get the basics before moving on to other cars ect.. may help get more people excited about drifting and leave to go and buy a RWD car

clarkey.

steerfromtherear · 02-04-2007, 18:24

Any thing that can educate a Charv teen to lose the will to buy a Saxo and "drift" it is ok in my books.

All 17 yr olds should have 1.4 Volvo's.

Daddy_D · 04-04-2007, 15:27

For 25min I doubt there will be any excitment. It reminds me of those scams where they try to get people to do something/anything and just as they are getting the hang of it.....oops time is over please come again!

All you need is a Sierra, welded diff and a sharp bend off the main road. Just don't be lazy when your alarm clock rings at 1am to tell you something.

steerfromtherear · 04-04-2007, 15:49

Can't really do that if your 10-17 yrs old.

Saying that a lot of 10-17 yr olds I have looked after would and have tried...

DOOKY · 04-04-2007, 22:27

more puzzling is that the wee buggy looks rear engined too. Must be an absolute bitch to keep drifting! Can imagine it will be pretty discouraging for an amateur as they will think all rear wheel drivers will be spinning out like that glorified go kart!

an old modified sierra woiuld have been a much better choice

Dex · 04-04-2007, 22:33

yo dooky, pick up the phone!

thing looks fun to drive, escpecially when you're just a kid

DOOKY · 04-04-2007, 22:39

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dex

yo dooky, pick up the phone!

thing looks fun to drive, escpecially when you're just a kid

What? my fone isnt ringing

true, but i dont remember gettin 125 quid for pocket money...

Minishonk · 06-04-2007, 12:58

hahahah they made these for new rally drivers limited slip diff if i rember right they wanted £3000 per car an were gonna make a championship oviously with no luck there there trying to get some money from the drift comunity

Ade · 18-04-2007, 12:59

Just dont let Marko Martin drift it

Username · 18-04-2007, 16:19

I wanna do this sometime next year

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23-03-2007, 00:00	#2 (permalink)
djbolf BMW 24v Tramp Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Manchester Posts: 1,332	£125 for 20 mins driving , jesus. You could almost buy a sierra and weld the diff for that!!!

23-03-2007, 00:04	#3 (permalink)
robbs DUR-BRAIN Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: FAREHAM (Almost-Portsmouth-ish) Posts: 3,197	what confuses me is ''YOU WILL TAKE TO THE TRACK IN OUR BR RST TRAINING CAR'' an RST is an RSturbo yes as in FWD fiesta/escort or am i getting my wires crossed

23-03-2007, 00:51	#4 (permalink)
Dori Edd BONGED Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Huntingdon Posts: 1,785

23-03-2007, 17:52	#6 (permalink)
MJG Most wanted Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Derby, England Posts: 9,517	Cool idea Hope it ain't open diffed!! Hahahaha. "Just... erm.... just... try and... GODDAMN OPEN DIFF!!!"

28-03-2007, 13:26	#8 (permalink)
James ADMINISTRATOR Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: Birmingham UK Posts: 7,177	The rookie drift experiences are primarily aimed at 10-17 years olds and those not comfortable with driving. It's not a bad price considering everything's provided.

02-04-2007, 14:46	#9 (permalink)
steerfromtherear dorifto kingu! Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Somerset Posts: 3,082	I couldnt see it saying 25 minutes anywhere? 10 years old upwards though. Brilliant I look after teenagers for a living, time to get them saving.

02-04-2007, 15:27	#10 (permalink)
superclarkey Mood=Amazing Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: West Midlands Posts: 8,004	This is a great idea for people to get the basics before moving on to other cars ect.. may help get more people excited about drifting and leave to go and buy a RWD car clarkey.

02-04-2007, 18:24	#11 (permalink)
steerfromtherear dorifto kingu! Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Somerset Posts: 3,082	Any thing that can educate a Charv teen to lose the will to buy a Saxo and "drift" it is ok in my books. All 17 yr olds should have 1.4 Volvo's.

04-04-2007, 15:27	#12 (permalink)
Daddy_D D1 street king Join Date: Mar 2006 Posts: 790	For 25min I doubt there will be any excitment. It reminds me of those scams where they try to get people to do something/anything and just as they are getting the hang of it.....oops time is over please come again! All you need is a Sierra, welded diff and a sharp bend off the main road. Just don't be lazy when your alarm clock rings at 1am to tell you something.

04-04-2007, 15:49	#13 (permalink)
steerfromtherear dorifto kingu! Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Somerset Posts: 3,082	Can't really do that if your 10-17 yrs old. Saying that a lot of 10-17 yr olds I have looked after would and have tried...

04-04-2007, 22:27	#14 (permalink)
DOOKY doughnutter Join Date: May 2006 Posts: 65	more puzzling is that the wee buggy looks rear engined too. Must be an absolute bitch to keep drifting! Can imagine it will be pretty discouraging for an amateur as they will think all rear wheel drivers will be spinning out like that glorified go kart! an old modified sierra woiuld have been a much better choice

04-04-2007, 22:33	#15 (permalink)
Dex DoriDex Productions Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Clogsville Posts: 8,434	yo dooky, pick up the phone! thing looks fun to drive, escpecially when you're just a kid

06-04-2007, 12:58	#17 (permalink)
Minishonk Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: B98 Posts: 2,342	hahahah they made these for new rally drivers limited slip diff if i rember right they wanted £3000 per car an were gonna make a championship oviously with no luck there there trying to get some money from the drift comunity

18-04-2007, 12:59	#18 (permalink)
Ade -NIGHTSPIRIT FAMILY- Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: Edinburgh/Stoke-on-Trent Posts: 1,143	Just dont let Marko Martin drift it

18-04-2007, 16:19	#19 (permalink)
Username Petrol Head Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Bath Posts: 651	I wanna do this sometime next year