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You got it Goodcookiedrift. It's all about skills and experience. Drifting is an art that is honed by the driver, not the car. You drift the car, not vice versa. Any car is good for drifting, all depends on your talent. I won't deny that RWD setups are easier to drift, but if you can't drift, you won't, even with a RWD configuration.
I've drifted my 2 ae86's, my ae92, 86 Camry, 89 Camry and a Chevy Astro! That last one was hell-a-fun! he he he...
With enough skills, and I've seen it on TV, you can even drift an 18 wheeler!
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Rolla Pat
Toyota 4ag addict
<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: Rolla Pat on 2002-02-07 13:20 ]</font>
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