Drifting a blazer.
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RE: Drifting a blazer. - 12/5/2007 4:11:02 AM
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Jharper
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That is Bad, wish i could do that, oh thats right i can, but only on snow haha.
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RE: Drifting a blazer. - 12/5/2007 7:08:27 AM
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DetroitMuscle
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Any car should be able to drift on sealed and coated concrete, hell I bet I can get my 10hp snowblower to drift on that floor. Thats no feat at all.
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RE: Drifting a blazer. - 12/5/2007 8:29:23 AM
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dimmuborgir6nik6
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I lol'd.
I can probably drift on a bicycle like that.
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RE: Drifting a blazer. - 12/5/2007 10:00:43 AM
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Millertime21
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I was really hoping he was going to wack one of those poles.
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RE: Drifting a blazer. - 12/5/2007 10:30:13 AM
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Idriveachevy
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Umm, i was just wondering how he was in a mall? construction stage?
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RE: Drifting a blazer. - 12/5/2007 7:37:42 PM
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Driveby
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It was an underground parking area/truck dock, hes got some pretty sad "drifting" skills. Before I got new tires I had a "little fun" and I drifted around a buggy in an asphalt parking lot and was able to keep my drivers side corner of my front bumper about 6 inches from the buggy for 5 revolutions.
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RE: Drifting a blazer. - 12/5/2007 7:46:51 PM
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Idriveachevy
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I dont think i could do that good, but i also have never drifted before, too scared to roll the truck. the most i have done is got it sideways on monday in the slush/ice storm that we had
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RE: Drifting a blazer. - 12/5/2007 8:10:14 PM
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thegr81
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Now that I have a wider tire with better control I can do that with no problem and of course being lowered helps with body roll which mine dissapeared when i slammed it but hey not to hijack your video thread but check out this blazer http://youtube.com/watch?v=W5AJHIatA1M&feature=related
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RE: Drifting a blazer. - 12/5/2007 8:12:21 PM
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I think I've seen it before. Good filming anyway...
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RE: Drifting a blazer. - 12/6/2007 10:37:19 PM
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lennyblazer
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Now that second video is my kind of blazer. JK, I like the first one alot but I like having 4x4 better. The drifiting skills werent too good. I have to say I do much better in the snow. I just pulled a U turn tonight that was more of a 180 degree rear end swing where the front end stayed in pretty much the same place.
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RE: Drifting a blazer. - 12/7/2007 3:50:42 PM
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quote:
ORIGINAL: Millertime21
I was really hoping he was going to wack one of those poles.
me too that would have made the video better.
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RE: Drifting a blazer. - 12/8/2007 6:18:37 AM
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drperry
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That wasn't drifting... That was low-class power sliding, lol.
I've done better drifts in my old FWD Z34!
Nice lookin' Blazer, though...
And that jumping Blazer had a nice take off approach and a nice landing approach! lol.
< Message edited by drperry -- 12/8/2007 6:21:39 AM >
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