ARISTO*7

nice find.. nice video.. nice drifts..

hello1

i doubt its open diff. looks to be a 2 way. if you can do that with an open..then damn you would be riding on perfect alignment, stiffest suspension, and beautiful weight transfer. =)

verylost

I was paying attention to the rear tires and it seemed like he was only smoking one tire.

ki_soarer

great find... beautiful car.

SupraMOB

i am not a drifter fan, but that thing is sweet,
nice find
nick

hello1

o really, dunno then, looks like both wheels were smoking...wutever...point is if it was open, then pretty good driver, neway still a nice video

ajs14

Here's another

http://home.vicnet.net.au/~pgscott/f.../Festivus.html

hello1

awesome thanks man

newyorksc

i like the 1st vid better

MongolKhan

Very nice video, why cant we have a nice drift track like that here in US. There is a drift event coming up here in VA on saturday, i am participating in it, ill tell my friends to get a video of me.

PJ

I should be drifting at VMP too... but i forgot to register yesterday . Blaaast! oh well, back to school on saturday then .

MongolKhan

Damn it PJ, what were you thinking, would have been awesome if you showed up.

Try to make it bud.

hello1

well your in virginia so i dont know, but in cali we have streets of williow, or buttonwillow, and there are many drift events there, i think they closed the road course for drifting because stupid people that have no track etiquette dont slow down wen they go off track, they just bring dirt back on and cause the track to lose the edges. boo! well, at least we can still enjoy a good road course for grip and learning purposes though, and leave the drifting to the go kart tracks =)

simann

the first 10.357 seconds ( hehehe) was my favorite...teh SOUND of that motor is just phenominal!

mkorsu

The second link is also linked from planetsoarer.com. Not drifting. Videos were made to show how the suspenion works on an Active Suspension Soarer. He did get the rear out a tiny bit though on one I believe. If you go back and view the second link again you can see how level the car stays. Not a stiff suspension, but a computer controlled hydrolic (I believe) system that was stock.