martin tracy

**alan moy** · 13-05-12, 18:40

just wondering if any one in irish drifting is usein martin for mapping any info would be helpful thanks

**PeterT** · 13-05-12, 19:57

im sure there is. not many though. look how many are mapped by tdp, and always on the podium!

http://www.tdp.ie/?p=1160

**Brian Driftkits.eu** · 13-05-12, 20:48

Im not sure either , but I have only heard good things about him.

**jdmjimmy** · 13-05-12, 20:51

Originally Posted by PeterT

im sure there is. not many though. look how many are mapped by tdp, and always on the podium!

http://www.tdp.ie/?p=1160

You must be on commission man haha

**PeterT** · 13-05-12, 21:43

Ha no I'm just so happy with how mine turned out! And all the lads local have Gone to Martin Tracy before with the likes of classic minis and jap yokes, and now go to TDP. Says a bit really. Haha

**shaft** · 13-05-12, 22:15

ive used both. found martin to be a very sound guy, bit on the safe side when it came to mapping but thats not always a bad thing.

**leeK9** · 13-05-12, 23:32

never heard a bad word about martin

have heard plenty about TDP and experienced some myself first hand

**crossy** · 14-05-12, 00:21

Martin Wont push it as far as TDP. But TDP's yokes have a habit of blowing up cause he pushes them so far. Martin Does play it a bit safe but you do want a reliable yoke for drifting. Bit costly repairing it the whole time....

**1-JAY-Z** · 14-05-12, 08:35

I dealt with both and Martin was by far a lot easier to deal with, car never missed a beat either,

**LAGGER** · 14-05-12, 08:53

Originally Posted by crossy

Martin Wont push it as far as TDP. But TDP's yokes have a habit of blowing up cause he pushes them so far. Martin Does play it a bit safe but you do want a reliable yoke for drifting. Bit costly repairing it the whole time....

This is pretty much it, martin gets good response but with safe results. Nice lad to deal with too.

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