i love drift…I know I'm a bit heavy on the subject, but I can't help it. If you would like to emulate the kings of drifting or feel something similar to what he feels Ken Blocks when he goes sideways in his spectacular Gymkhanas, be sure to read this article. I already know what I'm going to ask for my birthday... it's called Easy Drift DTS and cool 🙂
Drifting is not easy at all: It requires quite a bit of skill, a suitable location, a suitable car and money for “consumables” (read petrol, tyres, and paying for breakdowns). With this accessory you can learn to perform spectacular drifting with very few requirements.
What is Easy-Drift?
It skids a lot... keep that in mind when braking
Easy Drift DTS (Driver Training System) is an accessory that is placed on the original tires of the car, reducing adhesion to asphalt to the minimum expression. It is not necessary to remove the tire from the rim, simply deflate it and remove the entire wheel from the car to work more comfortably. According to its manufacturer, you can put it on and take it off in 3 minutes. Well, assuming that it takes three times as long, it's 10 minutes per wheel... let's put an hour in total 🙂
The car you have doesn't matter (if it's propulsion much better than front-wheel drive, of course) and you don't have to have great driving skills either. The mechanics hardly suffer since many CVs are not necessary or stepping on it to the limit, and of course much less gasoline is spent and little or no tires. If we compare this system with other similar ones that pursue the same goal (make the car skid), the difference in price and wear is abysmal.
The typical client of Easy Drift are the driving schools, either focused on individuals who want to get used to controlling car skids or focused on professionals (Security forces, etc.) who want to practice their maneuvers at lower speeds and with greater safety.
That of learning is very good, but learning while having fun is the ideal. We cannot ignore the playful potential of this invention. For example, him Guinness record drift is a stock Chervrolet Camaro SS, except for Easy Drift tires, a hydraulic handbrake and KW suspension. In total, he managed to skid for 10 minutes, during which time he covered just over 11 km.
I don't know how much this invention will cost, but I've already ordered one for kings.
More information – Ken Block present Gymkhana Five
Source - EasyDrift USA
I can't find a price anywhere, they only sell it to driving schools? It would be good to put the car in karting circuits.
All the best