Manly drifts

[808BMW]

IMO, this PWNS any 240 I've seen :P

http://videos.streetfire.net/video/16bebab4-7571-44f4-be1b-98540141fd37.htm

[MR 325]

That was FUCKING SICK.

[Diablo]

meh, not too impressed. My first vehicle was a 79 toyota p/u with a 4cyl that i used to drift everywhere i went.

[CleanAzzE30z]

drifting........eh.....kids nowadays.

Mariano

[808BMW]

Ok fine, powerslides and donuts. Thats still a lot of truck to be pulling that off

[BimmerTom]

Would that be considered a "4-wheel" drift? :p

I guess on that rig, you could actually do a 6-wheel drift if you were really talented...

Tom

[Justin B]

I guess it technically is a 4 wheel drift, but not in the intended sense of course :P I think thats pretty damn cool.

[Fidhle007]

Sweet! Makes me want to go try that in the dog truck, minus the dogs of course...

[Pedro]

he could probably drift over some cars as big as his truck is. that was awesome.

[BimmerBall]

yeah, some of those 1 ton dualies can be suprisingly quick. i know a guy that has a dodge 3500 dually with bully dog, etc. it's scary how quick that big bastard can move.

[Jand3rson]

Meh.

After seeing Jeremy Clarkson drift a semi-truck, nothing shocks me anymore when it comes to drifting.

[PiercedE30]

^^???? do you have a link to the vid?

[Jand3rson]

^^???? do you have a link to the vid?

This isn't it, but it was a truck EXACTLY like this, built for racing.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=29h-PO6UCD4

[AndrewBird]

Meh, I've done similar with my Dad's 92 Dakota with a 318 V8. It's got a posi rear end, so it doesn't take much to get the ass end out. His truck is pretty fucking quick too. Kind of scary in the rain/snow actually. It's only drawback is that it is an auto. :(

[808BMW]

This isn't it, but it was a truck EXACTLY like this, built for racing.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=29h-PO6UCD4

A single axle cabover is pretty torquey for just 4 wheels, and the weight is deceivingly low (that huge cab up top is just empty space for the driver). I would still never try it though :P

Meh, I've done similar with my Dad's 92 Dakota with a 318 V8. It's got a posi rear end, so it doesn't take much to get the ass end out. His truck is pretty fucking quick too. Kind of scary in the rain/snow actually. It's only drawback is that it is an auto. :(

a dakota BARELY qualifies as a midsize truck, I'd consider it compact. Its a world of difference compared to a 1-ton dually. Quad cab at that.