ddn

I'm bored and I should be studying for a Goverment/AP Symposium semester final. My daily driver is a '92 S-10 2.8, one of the worst (trucks) handling vehicles on the road. The back end is so light you can get it loose any way you like it. Living in Minnesota I have plenty of opportunity to slide. When the roads are nice and slick I like to drive the car at the edge as much as possible. I slide around corners, do figure 8's on empty roads early in the morning, and I'm getting damn good at controlling any type of slide.

But today I was thinking, gee, maybe this is good practice for driving the big block torque monster!

Anyone else like to get squirrelly with their daily driver on icy, snowy roads?

Shark Racer

Generally, there's too much traffic in CA to play around like that, and too many cops to get away with it. I've drifted a couple times in my 'vette, but I spend more time trying not to do it than to do it. Usually there's a wall and a car on either side of you. I really want to find a huge parking lot and practice wet-weather drifting sometime though.
-Steve

flood

I think that sliding is fun too. Here in Colorado we have lots of back roads, fun to drift out on. Its really good to get out and see how your car handles in a non-traction environment. Here its easy , there is lots of snow and ice on the roads. I like to take the Vette out and play rally driver in the snow and I can always claim it as "good training" to see how the car handles. Heck when I got my pilots license they make you stall the airplane so you know how to handle it when you loose all/most of your lift. Besides preparing you for when the time comes it sure is alot of fun !!! :cheers: