This is how styling should go on drift cars!

**skelly** · 21-02-12, 21:33

Originally Posted by Stevo

Drift cars are go ponies not show ponies petey boy

majority of ta cars in uk run in excess of 4-500bhp there not for show haha

**Darenm** · 21-02-12, 21:38

I just love the aggresive look need a vented bonnet for my yoke sooo bad some 1 sell me 1

**DaveZigen** · 21-02-12, 22:10

Grand and all but they just fall off when drifting.....cough.......Git

**PeterT** · 21-02-12, 22:17

Originally Posted by DaveZigen

Grand and all but they just fall off when drifting.....cough.......Git

yeh haha. look mega cool though!

**Stonie** · 21-02-12, 23:20

Wait until ye see the new MG S15......

**Prodrifter86** · 21-02-12, 23:50

yea i put canards on my car a few months ago on the front and it was nice change as no1 around my way did it yet!! i think drift cars shud be styled as close to where it orginated from thats includes graphics on the cars too !!

**insejn** · 21-02-12, 23:58

be nice to mix up a few things, not just the usual uras kit with rotas lol.

git was left short of some glue i suppose :P

**rico180** · 22-02-12, 13:58

Savage pictures, must check out speedhunters later.the red s14a is nice, love them wheels on it.

**Micko** · 22-02-12, 14:03

I have visions of everyone hopping on the bandwagon and ruining this style now!

**twailbait** · 22-02-12, 14:16

They do look cool and all, some are abit over the top!

The only problem with that sort of styling in drifting is that you have alot of small bumps and offs, even just clipping points and kerbs, which just break canards and lips off!

As git proved in mondello! Put lovely splitters and all on the car, first run out and there all boken to bits!!

But they do look cool as fuck on some yokes!

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