firedog25

Maybe I'm getting old or something, but I think this behavior is completely retarded.

rainy day drifting?

I'm really surprised the ModNazi's haven't squashed this yet.

Braineack

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Jason's probably screwing around. He's a pretty knowledgable dude.

cardriverx

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I will admit, drifting in the rain is how i screwed up my rear bumper.

Miata-MS

We need a "Stupid M.net and CR.net Posts" forum....

Ben

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Driving the miata in the rain sucks ***. Boost = backwards miata

Gloko

add an open diff and an already rear snappy car(still trying to "tune" that out ) and its damn scary...
but at least I still have my top down

patsmx5

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YES! ! ! Hell we could start one and transfer about 20 recent threads over to get it going. But then the BS forum would come to a schreeeeeching hault.

Miata-MS

No, i think Hustler and Loki start enough random threads over there to keep it going

BenR

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You guys have never screwed around a little in the rain?

messiahx

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I'll admit that I was doing that exact thing yesterday (with a couple other people). Seeing my friend's 240sx go sideways at 60 is pretty entertaining (he saved it). 300hp + 195s = :gay:

retro

I love getting to work in the morning when the parking lot is wet. I do a slow-motion drift 180 degrees and slide into my parking spot. It's totally controllable and effortless and without the squealing tires (which can be heard on the dry days).

firedog25

No because I drive on public roads.

I'll take the WRX into this one area when it's rained though. There's a housing developement that never got developed beyond grading the dirt for the streets. Actually I think it was supposed to be a main street because it's wide as can be. Anyways, it's graded perfectly so you can drive all over it at decent speeds without fear of massive irregularities to destroy your suspension.