it's great to see youtube is teaching such beneficial things.

@meshuggah921

3 жыл бұрын

Learning to drift is beneficial. It teaches you car control more so than normal driving.

@tbagjag5064

3 жыл бұрын

MOST DEFINITELY

@prodqt3906

3 жыл бұрын

what gear is he in?

@denismaftei691

3 жыл бұрын

@@prodqt3906 first

@danielinacar

3 жыл бұрын

I think you were trying to be sarcastic, but it actually is beneficial. Learning to control your car after it has lost traction can save your life.

This is honestly the most helpful how to drift playlist I’ve seen on KZread

This dude made it seem like it’s nothing 😂😂💀

@JenByte

2 жыл бұрын

But he probably did it for years

@nasarodriguez8086

2 жыл бұрын

@@JenByte years ? Bros a professional drifter he competes in formula drift

@kamorx9624

Жыл бұрын

Ikr

@Jonathannunez879

Жыл бұрын

im saying 😂😂😂

@YouNeedATeacher

5 ай бұрын

drifting with a welded diff almost works automatically. no skill required at all. try open diff or limited slip and you can tell a professional driver from a kid

I did this at my high school, I was supspended for 1 week... ffs

@chelseadenofa

6 жыл бұрын

HAHAHA sorry homie

@Aaron-fb6mb

4 жыл бұрын

W

@yahia3658

4 жыл бұрын

F in the chat

@cozzy124

4 жыл бұрын

F

@edgar6051

4 жыл бұрын

F

this series could be really good. Hope you guys continue with it.

@driftlopez

8 жыл бұрын

+1

your videos are the best to learn drifting i love this channel

I literally just pick this car up because I've been mastering edrift and figure this was decent enough and this video gave me tons of hope. Thanks for the info bro. Super helpful

Hearing you explain the adjustments as you made them was super helpful!

wonderful control of the car!

dude i got to thank you. these videos have gotten me pretty good at drifting somewhat with only 110 hp,

wow thanks i flipped my car over>>>>>....

@shayanmalik6712

7 жыл бұрын

Jasiel Vazquez 😂😂

@mrstasadaqbutt2150

7 жыл бұрын

Jasiel Amiel Vazquez Gonzalez who told u to do that in 4x4

@lowcountryadventures5549

6 жыл бұрын

XD

@FightEcke

6 жыл бұрын

hahahahaha

@SpellOfSin

6 жыл бұрын

Nice try for likes you little troll moron

Dude this series is sick ! Congrats on winning FD long beach I've been looking for something like this for a while

I loved the way that you teach!!!the best tutorial ive ever seen on youtube !!!!

Good job explaining everything. Best series. Thanks

Very straightforward and super helpful glad I found this vid

This was very helpful!!! thank you for explaining the throttle.

Thanks a lot dude. You helped me achieve my first donut.

You did such a good job with this video, maybe a little more tutorial but honestly it was pretty clear... I subscribed

i was watching lot of drifting vidios but this is the best video.tnx sir

this was the coolest thing ive ever watched

You are a brilliant teacher. Good job!

Really liked this video, keep up the good work :)

I never saw such a classy drifting

beautiful drift looks like soap road smooth! awesome job man respect your skill and you!

I like when things are explained clearly. 1:24 thank you!!

It was great meeting you and the guys at gridlife earlier this year. Awakened a new dream with that and your performance in FD, gonna pursue it. Keep it shredding dude, can’t wait to see what next year holds.

Thanks I can impress someone now by crashing into a garbage bin

@MGautomotive_

6 жыл бұрын

SenpaiDentai shush senpai hes tryna help everyone

@JashAnon

6 жыл бұрын

JRS Channel But I made everyone laugh so I'm happy.

Finally a vid where the driver actually shows how to drift and not some vid of someone drifting. Thumbs up.

I hate doing it cuz I feel like I’m abusing my car lol

@sidewayzsrt706

6 жыл бұрын

K P I don’t think so, atleast not too much doing a brake stand burnout is way worse

@originai1521

5 жыл бұрын

K P well it is abuse to the car cuz they are definitely not built for such things lol

@zzzz5449

4 жыл бұрын

K P haha, you’re not doing the car a favor that’s for sure but it’s fun though

@mort7987

4 жыл бұрын

If the engine and transmission are warm you shouldn't have any problems

@williamwong2706

4 жыл бұрын

@@originai1521 but if you mod the car out, put away the OEM parts and install the aftermarket parts, then you good to go

Outstanding! You made it look very easy.

this guy is og

Really helps man.An amazing channel! :D

When that intro donut came up, I swear when the car was pointing left, there was white helmet looked EXACTLY like they'd superimposed one of those Rage Comic emotes on top of them.

Thanks very much u explain it in very simple way . Now i can do it

Been trying to watch drift bible, but its in such low quality haha, glad I found this.

That looked so fun

Great vid bro🔥💪🏾 short and to the point

Congrats on the 100K, Chelsea!

Buenísima explicación me gusto el video graciasss❤🎉

I’m a grip/time attack driver but imma try this out at Club Loose Texas this weekend. Thanks.

Thanks chelsea, you helped me figure out what i was trying to do natrually when i tried. I was trying to snap it in jusy didnt have the speed and the area wasnt wide enough to practice comfortably. Till next time, i shall wait

keep it up nice channel helps a lot and hella cool CHAMP

I really like the BTTF soundtrack in the back lol

Wow nice buddy i watch video like 30 times😂😂 now learn little bit but still need prictice

Awesome video,thank you

Your videos it's the best❤

superior quality content bro!

very nice tutorial !

Instructions unclear, stuck in trunk of e36

Perfect driver 👍

Very good details

You make it look so easy

thank you for the great content

more throttle will push the car out vs less throttle will get the car in

I have an automatic 2002 Hyundai Elantra, I did one donut today and it was fun

No extra blah Blah's ..straight to the point.. Thats y I subscribed

This is amazing

That's a clean E46

Awesome vid

*eurobeat intensifies*

@FunLobbyDE

5 жыл бұрын

DEJA VU!

Awesome

Great techniques to pass a DMV Test🎉

thank you mate, just keep up.

CAR indoors so nice

dope video

Love the helmet

hahaahaaa nuge this red one right here. damn i am in school here with these vids. THANK YOU....

Best drift vid ever

THX men you are the best

It's really helpful

It seems like a simple concept but if you're really new to it, this could take you up to a month to master

I really like this model of BMW, would love to own one

@purpul17

5 жыл бұрын

its the e46

thank you so much now im going to show off so much

Awesome camera angles

Informative nice

thanks really helped me show off at my first day at my school

@chelseadenofa

7 жыл бұрын

Haha awesome!

I watched a guy do this in a park where I live. I thought it was funny. I started laughing. He was really stirring up the dirt. Was just hilarious. It was great. 😂👍👍😀

too superb

Would a bmw e30 318i with 113 hp be enough to drift? I've been doing drifts on rally tracks (gravel) and that seemed pretty good, i want to start on tarmac as well, but i'm not sure if it will have enough power

Thank you!!

His tutorial was better that others🤗🤗😁

❤I will try that

The best teaching,thank u,now I buy manual car lol

How different will this be on a AWD/4WD set up? or the will it be similar? Thanks

thanks bro 🤘🔥

hello i was wondering when you take the foot from the clutch fast does it stall? or you need 4k rpm to not stall?

did it when a mercedes 190 1.9 it went very good xD

I am a beginner driver and now I can look cool at my friends

I have a question. when doing a donut in 1st gear can you change to 2nd to not keep the red light blinking

Good video man.

The car should be in the first gear all the time or do I have to change in second gear before the turn?

so are u also applying pressure/feathering the clutch whilst feathering the gass? or only gass once uve initiated the drift?

Is it easier or harder to do on a damp or wet road vs a dry one?

Good 👏👏👏

So you start on 1st gear then when you rev it to 4K you shift to 2nd and stay on it? Or do you just keep it in 1st gear the whole time?

I did a donut today and looked up this vid I wanna learn how to do it on dry roads

Awesome#

אין עליך מדלוק

Thanks

Would those principles apply to automatic rear wheel drive car with a V8?