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I've seen Volvo 340's do some impressive stuff with nothing more than a welded diff.

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you must have seen them in the wet with some skinny wheels then :lol:

you can get a polo very sideways with a Scandinavian flick :wink:

getting it sideways isnt the hard part, its getting it straight again after generally.

learning the craft without using the cheatstick.

I've found from personal experience ,if i boot it and spin the wheel at the same time, at least one axle breaks traction.

The best thing I've driven for controllable sideways action remains a hired 57-plate Transit 115T350 long wheelbase. :lol:

e30's all the way, sold my polo in summer for one and had so much fun. driving around a roundabout and just kick the clutch :p

I had a vauxhall omega side ways once.

was on a wet workshop floor mind, prob wouldnt even spin up in the dry :-p

The best thing I've driven for controllable sideways action remains a hired 57-plate Transit 115T350 long wheelbase. :lol:

Yes! These go sideways so easily on a damp day! Haha

E36.

E36.

nicknamed Edirty6 for a reason :)

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ie: dont get one!

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I had an e36 318is and it was a great car. In terms of an actual car it was superior to all VWs of that era and probaby a lot of new ones

granted not a lot of power but you could slide it in the dry if it was cold and you were brave :lol:

skills learnt in it make sliding the tank I've got now pretty easy

Cheap to insure also got mine when I was 19

Nothing wrong with a good e36, I had to do some work on a mates 2.5 and it was left with me for a couple of days... So much fun ragging the shit out of some one else's car :lol: I liked it so much I was buying it off him in Feb until work went tits up :-(

Not particularly quick but sounded nice, was nice to drive, was a nice place to be especially with the cream leather, and looked pretty smart with all the m-tech goodies and fuck off wide rims. I've always been dismissive of the 36 until I drove one and found it nicer than than the e30 2.5 another mate had

if found my evo is very tasty in the corners when it hits boost haha... not that i mean to do it she just loves braking traction haha

& it's for sale :ninja:;)

It's probably coz the ayc don't work :lol:;)

It's probably coz the ayc don't work :lol:;)

i got the cable threw today fitting tomoz :D it had corroded on the fittings even before the AYC light poped on it loved to go sidways in the wet its amazing with the pops and bangs side ways... not by choice she just loves it lol

"I'm sorry officer I didn't mean to drift but the car made me!!" :lol:

& it's for sale :ninja:;)

I'm gutted but afghan soon and she will be stood for a long time and when I'm back I'm buying a house

"I'm sorry officer I didn't mean to drift but the car made me!!" :lol:

haha orrr SORRY officer i just came on boost....

I'm going to go sensible and get an audi A4 Tdi next.. i WILL need to do some mods though i need some street cred I'm only 21 and going from the Evo to a standard car is a NO NO hahaha

e30, shamless plug i have one for sale :ninja:

you can get a polo very sideways with a Scandinavian flick :wink:

can you actually do it?

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Never been in an E36 318 but I was on the verge of buying an E46 318 until I took it for a test drive. It was the most dull experience ever, it took forever to get through the rev range and wouldn't even spin the wheels from standing on a gravelly road with the traction control off.

If you're considering a beemer, test drive one first. I could not get on with the stupid throttle pedal they have, having always been taught to use your toes on the throttle for more feel, it shows that BMW's are generally made for reps to cruise up the motorway in.

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