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steve murch wrote: i try to make my tyres last longer than 30sec.
steve murch wrote:one of the biggest things thats hurt the import scenes image is drifting cause whatever you see the drifty boys doing is what they mink on the road.
what your seeing now has never been so bad and i believe drifting has alot to do with it,and i still cant understand why you would want to do it i try to make my tyres last longer than 30sec.
frost wrote:steve murch wrote:one of the biggest things thats hurt the import scenes image is drifting cause whatever you see the drifty boys doing is what they mink on the road.
what your seeing now has never been so bad and i believe drifting has alot to do with it,and i still cant understand why you would want to do it i try to make my tyres last longer than 30sec.
i think that's big load of crap,
just because where not turbocharging fwd hondas anymore doesn't mean the burnouts have just started. import scene elsewhere, usa, aus, malay, even china has grown in a good way from drifting, they consider them real motorsports now, massive sponsorship, bigger then most grip events,
of cause the old folks of nz will never like this because there bound to there old ways,
its just the way new zealand has responded to this new event, sadly in a slight bad manner,
where you not present when the hotrod and muscle car era was alive?
i get told more stories about 3 window fords and buckets doing extremely dangerous stunts then i can count. the old hoons down at the local workman's clubs have heaps of story's even more brash then the hoons at the Mobil station,
i get my muscle car storys from my panelbeater who was very active in his day, talking about provoking the cops to chase them until they get home and its over because they are in there drive way, and the cops cant do sh1t,
i cant see how you can say its worse then its ever been, i'd say its the same just more people because of population growth, (and where in japanese cars not aus tanks)
frost wrote:yeah cos all those 30,000 people where angels when they where young:roll:
i did say back in there day, not now when there older and more mature.
no, it was more alive(import scene) when it was all fwd hondas and corollas back when 17" wheels where massive, there was more street racing and illegal drags then nowadays, FAR more,
most everyone on this forum knows this is true,
every scene gets a bad name no matter what, someone has to complain, even track racing has its arguments, drifting just happens to be the flavor of the month,
last time it was the bogans of the 80's in there v8 whatevers, now there all called collectors of great muscle cars, even though they where built to do exactly what drift cars do(burn rubber). biker gangs where getting the agro in the 70's now its ok to have a 120+ dcb open exhaust nickel head Harley.
i hope when im grey and old and the other shoe is on, i get this kind of allowance and its ok to drift on the streets, not holding breath
how can you say population has nothing to do with it? of course if there are more people there is a bigger percentage of kids in cars nowadays,
there may have been only 3 hotrod racers in 1938 but that's because there was only 20 people living in that town, compared to 300,000 people.
every old timer i talk to say they had a streetrod when they where young, or wanted one,
there is a great respect towards drifting purely for the amount of control and skill needed, the ability to flow from corner to corner that has seemed to be lost in most people in nz scene, in nz its "do skids bau" attitude
its a complete waste of time, i have Japanese and American friends who wont bother to go see any drifting in nz because of this attitude, such a shame(for the sport)
BlakJak wrote:Geezus guys, please learn the difference between were we're and where, your and you're, their there and they're ...
Oh and maybe some capital letters and fullstops?
Your posts may well be interesting but they're quite hard work to read.
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