Whats this? A Toyota sedan with balls? The New Lexus IS-F

[tayyab]

not the best drifting i have seen but ****!!!
those burnouts are sweet too!
BTW am i the only one who can do burnouts on a real car?

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[QUOTE=tayyab;122586]not the best drifting i have seen but ****!!!
those burnouts are sweet too!
BTW am i the only one who can do burnouts on a real car?[/QUOTE]

what makes you think that?

[texan_idiot25]

Originally Posted by tayyab

BTW am i the only one who can do burnouts on a real car?

No

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[Sky]

Originally Posted by tayyab

not the best drifting i have seen but ****!!!
those burnouts are sweet too!
BTW am i the only one who can do burnouts on a real car?

Any idiot can do a burnout.

[Sweed]

Originally Posted by Sky

Any idiot can do a burnout.

All you need is cheap tires, alot of horse power, or alot of money.

[XMDrifter]

well, what id do is take out rear seats and replace with audio(to preserve trunk space) and gut out and merge the rear doors so it becomes a 2 dr. and mod it a bit to enlongate the front two doors

it's sweet though

[snowboi1289]

those look and sound pretty nice.....

[taiwanesekid05]

hey! it's the laguna, the one where jeremy clarkson drove an nsx around! isn't it the "M3 Fighter"? i read in the new motor trend that there's a rumored GS-F (sp?) with a V-10 to fight the M5

[texan_idiot25]

HAHA, Yeh no. The GS sedan's V10 is for bragging rights to "compete" with the other large V10 powered Euro sedans, I wouldnt take a new GS to the track no matter what engine Lexus put in. M5 > GS

All you need is cheap tires, alot of horse power, or alot of money.

Torque is better for burnouts! And old tires just before you hit up a tires shop to get the works is also a great candidate.

[dr1ftGTR]

yeah i read about the GS-F in Road and Track and I think its gonna be sweet. They are going to put in the 500 hp V-10 that is supposed to go into the supercar.

[jimmythekid1]

Originally Posted by Sweed

All you need is cheap tires, alot of horse power, or alot of money.

you don't even need any of that

[Sweed]

Originally Posted by jimmythekid1

you don't even need any of that

Why?

[jimmythekid1]

my 1995 3/4 ton van with a 4.3 and good tires can do a burn out.

[snowboi1289]

Originally Posted by Sweed

Why?

because any car can do it..

[Donziikid]

Originally Posted by jimmythekid1

my 1995 3/4 ton van with a 4.3 and good tires can do a burn out.

My Dad's old 2005 Chystler MiniVan with a 2.something inline 4 does burnouts at every stoplight he wants to do them at.

You don't need power, braun, or brains to do a burnout. Just a little POS car that has a little piece of gut left in er'.

[texan_idiot25]

Actually... you do need power and torque to break traction, and keep the wheels spinning. I know of many... many cars that wont even get that far as to chirp the tires.

[Sweed]

Originally Posted by texan_idiot25

Actually... you do need power and torque to break traction, and keep the wheels spinning. I know of many... many cars that wont even get that far as to chirp the tires.

Reminds me. Me and my friend were at our bus stop like 5.30am last week. A cop stops at the light, then when it turns green, floors it, spins the tires, and just goes.. It revved like hell though. Lotsa power there...

My dad's 79' civic might be able to burn out.