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![]() I know there are ways of doing it and know people have done it to other cars. My idea is that I would like to give drifting a try and use the locost as my drift car and having more angle helps in drifting do you understand now
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![]() dont know about your car but on mine if i could turn the steering any more the wheels would hit the side panels.
if you want it to drift really easily just put loads of camber on the rear wheels
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![]() I'm still in the build process so not sure how it will be but I will have to take a look at it so that I make sure it don't touch
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![]() Oh right I understand now, you won't get more out of the escort rack without the wheels clouting the car. I would say like Ash mentioned, mess about with the rear and use rubbish tyres
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![]() Well if that's the case that the tires will touch then its not a problem I'm sure many drifters do it without more steering angle oh well SIDEWAYS IT IS LOL !!!
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![]() tons of negative camber on the front will help
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![]() Has anyone that's building a locost drifted there's before?
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