Soarer drift video
#17
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. =)
#18
Originally Posted by 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. =)
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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.
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Originally Posted by SliderSC
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.
I should be drifting at VMP too... but i forgot to register yesterday . Blaaast! oh well, back to school on saturday then .
#28
Very nice video, why cant we have a nice drift track like that here in US.
#30
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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.