Mazda Miata the best LOW POWER drift car? Suspension mods only at Minami Chiba Circuit 

YATA GANG

6 speed NB owner here 💗💗💗

NBFL 1.8 ✌️

Everyone is listing their specs so I'll go ahead and do so! 1.8 99NB with torsen diff!

Not yet :(

@@2g4u7y nah

Yeah, its hard to think those cars are almost 40s years old. Very impressive.

that sounds like a dream come true for most who will never drive or drift a ae86

Yeah wish I could get my hands on one. But y'all put a serious drift tax on them

​@@idontknowanythingaboutcars896 There was one in my area for sale. It was rusted , had a broken windshield, was missing a bumper, and had absolutely trashed seats... and it was still 8,000 usd.

Same

Love these vids

Likewise!

YES.

I have, whenever I see your mom's new uploads!

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actually its good that everyone is making fun of them. otherwise they would be expensive like every other jdm classic.

I think the cult mx-5 following is in part due to all the hate. We gotta be there for our fellow hairdressers when our miatas are called shitboxes

@@miatasta8521 I've had one for years (a VR-ltd, la-dee-dah) and as frustrating as it is to see every other japanese car rocket in value while mine remains worthless, its good to know kids can still pick one up easily and get to know that cars are at their best without ABS, TCS, airbags and cats.

I hope people keep shitting on them. We don’t need a ae86 thing happening to it

Do people actually still call people in them hair dressers? I mean even the first mustangs were called secretary cars and now they’re just known for plowing into crowds.

your eye were catched by Sanitora

Wonder why Alexi didnt film that minitruck... had cool fender flares...

Bastardized 510 or Bluebird ?

@@TheCanadianBubba nah more like a sunny truck sold as datsun 620 in the US

@@chechenfeelsThe Datsun 1200 is the US equivalent to the Nissan Sunny, and the Sunny truck and 620 are two completely different trucks. Also, the truck body style of the Sunny/1200 was never offered in the US.

Hell yeah, 323F gang!

Lol I crashed a lantis haha

I mean people still drag race 60-70's muscle cars so why not??

I live in the caribean and the guys over here think that im nuts cause im using a 20v powered liftback to learn how to drift and track it.. They say the car is a classic and that I should trash a Cressida or E36, and not a rare car like the Trueno...🤷🏾‍♂️

@@jufrabappa3922 don't listen to the haters, although the E36 suggestion isn't a bad one, but an E30 would be better for it.

@@Dominik189 i love the way this pos rusted corolla handles.. i'll probably get a bigger car once i master the trueno but meanwhile im enjoying it..

@@jufrabappa3922 just please don't entirely wreck and ruin it.

Why?

@@ahmadtajy7178 i really don't know. Odd laws, especially car related ones have always caught my interest.

@@jkalash762 it's cool that you're cool about the fact that I did exactly what you said not to do xp Anyway I agree with you. Especially when it comes to japanese stuff because I'm a car weeb

That's why mine came with a sticker. Never knew

I’m pretty sure we have the same law here in australia too

Having a rx7 at all is cool in my book, making questionable car purchases here in my side of the world is nigh impossible since there's not much questionable (fun) cars here to begin with

And heres me, dreaming about an fc for a first car, but im not really sure if i will afford it

@@Your_nearest_toyota_dealer Its much better as a project car lol. I love mine as my first and my daily driver, but it can be a money pit. Theyre expensive to maintain and when something breaks, sourcing new parts is either next to impossible or painfully expensive. I love mine, but I should have chose something more reasonable for a first car. But don't let me discourage you man, if you can find one for cheap and you really want it, go for it. They can be great dailys if you find one that's in good condition, but sometimes the stereotypes are true lol

@@RyanTaylor-hd7zg yeah, i realise that, well its my dreamcar, and i will do anything to afford it, and i will most probably need to go to other country in which i can earn more money, but yeah, i really want it, and i can have something cheap for my daily, like a cheap accord or a prelude, also so that i will not have to pay as much for the fuel

@@Your_nearest_toyota_dealer Hell yeah man, then for sure chase after one! The FC was my dream car too, so I get it. Well, I hope you get one man! There are a lot on the market now, so I hope you'd be able to pick one up!

Ikr, I'd just load up my truck with used tires and spend all day every day out on the track

If you can drift a MX5 or an AE86, you can drift anything in my book.

How much would building a moderate drift/anything car cost?

@@panikk2245 well you should start off with a decent car, if we're talking about mx5's, whatever a decent example in your area is a good place to start. Talking in USD you'll spend about $600 on your first set of coilovers, maybe another $600 to get a good bucket seat in your car, deliver your differential to get welded if you don't have an LSD, another $100. After that all you really need to do is get your fluids changed and a fresh alignment to start practicing. Seat time is more important than anything. If you have extra money investing in chassis bracing and a bjgger rear sway bar will help a lot. Good luck!

@@panikk2245 buy a RWD car and start drifting. Research and buy what you feel you need. Money is unknown. Parts could break your bank or cost you less than mcdonalds

@@carcrobatics are newer Mx-5s(2015+) the same when it comes to drifting? Are they better/worse or the same

If you've felt it, you know. The heat and humidity genuinely feels like the weather is oppressing you.

@@AaronBonBarron oh I know, we used to have days in the high 90s, coupled with ridiculous humidity. Thankfully this year has been somewhat cooler

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