Hey everybody, winter is coming up and that means snow!! I cant wait to do some "drifting" (technically its not really drifting because accords are FWD i know that, dont need any bs about it not being drifting). my car is a 2000 Accord EX-L with stock suspension; what kind of damage, if any, could there be to the car drifting on flat, level, snow covered roads at low speed? i know im excited to do some snow drifting, are you?

 

meh. parking lot + ebrake = fun. with or without snow.
we already got some snow yesterday around these parts, i was having a little fun in the industrial park across the street [sm=badbadbad.gif]

 

We don't get snow in Cali so it's ebrake all the way.

 

i live in ohio we had some rain yesterday and i spun my car around a few times but im realy looking forward to some snow covered parking lots. hehe

 

Well we don't get much snow in SC so I guess i'll just do some real drifting in my 240sx (RWD)...

 

I wanted to get a 240sx over my accord but just couldn't find a decent one for my price range. Had a 95 240sx with 150k miles on it for 4.5k. Decided not to buy it after the carfax report said it began as a fleet vehicle for the first 3 yrs. A project car would have taken too long and cost too much since I would have to pay for all the work on it.

 

Ive always wondered the same thing. My friend and I did it in his Lumina, and I told him to put it in neutral right before we started spinning around (so maybe it wasnt drifting[8D]). Can it damage the differential?

Anyways, it was an empty sloped old car parking lot that was perfect...places to get up to speed + no lights posts. A mustang saw us doing that so he came in the high entrance did a coupel donuts, turned around, and it took him about 5 minutes to move like 30 feet! lmao He was flooring it the whole time...poor tires. Idiot kid! lol

 

hey man... what is your ACE running on?

 

What ????

 

whats in your engine bay? in your accord