redline racer510

Let me summarize what everyone is trying to say and these aren't necessarily my opinions but that of others. Your mediocre questioning of the the alleged cougar vehicle in it's ability to induce a controlled slide (aka drift) falls in the same category of question's a inexperienced 240sx member would ask(i.e.What is better s13 or s14. How low can drop my 240sx.). Can your cougar drift, sure. Are you going to have trouble controlling the drift, maybe depending on your skills. I see 5.0 mustangs drifting, but they don"t do as well as other cars i.e. s-chassis, z33, rx-7, corolla's and newer RWD cars for what ever reason(skills,suspension,etc). If you don't have money to buy an s-chassis and is serious about drifting make do with what you have but for the sake of god do not practice on public roads take it to the track.

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wonpoo

IRAX you my new hero! and OP do what you think is best when all the information has been given to you. These fine members and posted their opinions and others have posted vids, specs, other forum info soo take what you can out of this thread and do what you think will make you happy and have fun drifting!

bik

I think somebody should open a seccion "will it drift?" ^_^

like the guy blending stuff Will It Blend? | Presented By Blendtec

sounds like a cool idea huh? anyone with access of a lot diferent cars old and new? ^_^

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kingkilburn

That would be a boring series for me. You can drift anything driven by rear wheels and steered by the front.

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fyneyoungstunna

There's an Internet series called will it drift

demonspeed

everytime i read the title, i picture a hot ass 35+ year old drifting lmao

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