hehe

I'll probably get a daily driver like a wagon or a truck, so that I can make it even less practical but more fun

nice. i'm not at a point in my life where i should have two cars

Neither am I, but it hasn't stopped me in the past

wooo

I had an old taupe legacy like this before

135hp of fury

that's fly af

top of the line too, so it was taupe paint with taupe leather interior

and some rust

*matching taupe rust

hehe

those old legacies are pretty legit, but they are slow

135 aint terrible

in an AWD station wagon though

wait never mind they probably wiegh a good bit

and more losses from the AWD

oh bother

you can plug in more modern STi parts like lego if you have the time and money

i'm really liking this subaru idea but i'm gonna have to do some research

Yeah, I am just giving ideas

🤤

There are some sick wagons on the legacy gt forum

Whom watching Bathurst

@!papa There is a technique called a "scandinavian flick", where you turn briefly AWAY from the direction you want to drift, then quickly into the right direction, while applying throttle

@Leaf me alone is this how i can do stupid shit in a truck to impress my friends

The truck isn't exactly nimble, I'm just suggesting how you can learn to drift with what you have

ideally without destroying anything

if i dont wreck a car and almost kill myself ill cry

Ok, but wreck a cheaper, older car

preferably lower, manual, with better weight balance, and stiffer suspension

and/or practice in your truck in conditions that will allow for more optimal experimentation with lower wear on parts

truck drifting is only fun on ice

pretty much

a lower traction surface would allow you to get a feel for it without snapping your shit up

YOU KNOW WHAT THEY SAY ABOUT CAR CRASHES

they're very...

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