newbie alert
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eargasm
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newbie alert
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Wood
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Re: newbie alert
I'm not sure if there are any resident drifters on this forum, but if you haven't found it already http://www.rfactorcentral.com/ will get you pretty much any kind of track you want real or imagined. As for a good drifting track, maybe something twisty with lots of slow corners?
I can't really give you any drifting tips, but to do it properly you'll want G25/G27 wheel so you can use all the steering lock , if you don't already have one.
Best of luck
I can't really give you any drifting tips, but to do it properly you'll want G25/G27 wheel so you can use all the steering lock , if you don't already have one.
Best of luck
Brake on the straight before it's too late.
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eargasm
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Re: newbie alert
The best sim for drifting would be LiveForSpeed http://www.lfs.net/