have a few questions

[Conor_M]

properly being asked a million times

Right gave up the fags and want to give this drifting craic a go.

My first Question is , Is there any issues with drifting a E39 had a look around here and driftworks bar the v8 one in england no ones using them are they a soft car ??

My second Question is Where is the best place to start out with no experience I'd be wary of going out with lads in Expenisive/faster cars in case I end up smacking into the side of them

[keith-n]

Giving up fags is always a good start. Their use can lead to HIV.

E39's are rarely used, the E36 being far more popular down to size and weight issues among many others.

Driftfest practice days @ WGH for practice.

[Conor_M]

ah I know the e36 is more popular but really what I want to know is would an e39 be prone to shitting itself at the first sign of abuse personally I'd rather a e39 over a e36 personal prefrence really

[Amy G]

Casey's Yard in Tullow on a Saturday afternoon is the best place to learn without people pressuring you etc.... Loads of time and a decent space for getting to grips with 1st/2nd gear drifting

[silverbullitt]

My first time in my 180sx was in Mondello , as was many other peoples here .....
Sure i was one of the slowest on track but just obey the rules of track driving , let people off and dont be trying to be johnny hero on your first time out .... you'll be fine ...
I must take a spin to caseys as well actually , learn some slow speed control

[lady89]

went for the first time to Watergrasshill (driftfest)

No pressure at all They will give ya plenty of space behind ya if u want.
you can deffo take your time, no hassle about that!