Can any of you guys pull of one of these moves in your FWD celica... If so let me know, I need to be schooled...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bPRsreUYcog...feature=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x6thh_Iw92w

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i know one that can

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=otmaRuQNSTA

was the neon on the vid srt-4?

the turbo neon had lunch trays in the back wheels. for some reason, i have a feeling that happened in the city i used to live in, hialeah, fl. i'm a little embarrassed, can you remove that first one, please? lol.

Neon is on trays or something with the ebrake on. That is why there's no smoke from the tires.

Sweet, Imma be able to do that one day with some spare cars and a lil practice.

^^^^^^^^ what have we learn kids ?? ^^^^^^


NOTHING PROFESSOR !! NOTHING !

Nothing at all. Nothing was supposed to be learned...

^^ there is nothing wrong with having fun with your car!


It is very possible to powerslide or induce oversteer in any car, even the FF celica. All you have to do is enter the corner fast enough (though at a controllable speed) and allow the rear wheels to "break loose" (lose traction without the use of the handbrake) and then control the throttle and steering to "slide" around. It may even be easier than you think because the rear is so light.

It is nothing to be practiced during your daily drive of course, it is a hazard to others and yourself.

bwahahahaaha, tray sliding is soooooo much fun.


i want to see everyone's posts after listening to Samir......."so i went fast and yanked it into a corner....i went straight into a rail"

This post has been edited by playr158: Aug 28, 2009 - 1:50 PM

I knew someone was gonna say something lol.

All im gonna say is you will never learn to control your car in those situations if you never experience it. And it can be helpful in real world applications, if you have practice and unexpectedly find yourself in a slide you can live to talk about it

I did give a disclaimer playr lol. It is dangerous. Dont do it where you can get hurt. No rails, trees, pedestrians, so you dont accidentally your car.

actually.. i had mine oversteered a couple of times while cornering downhill. resulted in a 180 degrees spin

search lift off oversteer

This post has been edited by nics: Aug 28, 2009 - 2:17 PM