^Which is annoying speculation, we have a few amateur/semi-pro race car drivers on here, so shush. I myself drag race over at lebanon speedway in NY =D

 

Yeah I do need to shush, I know I know. :/ I for some weird reason think I can do more then her. That's hot though, I don't drag or really race as much, not until I get a Cobra. My friend is going to teach me how to actually DRIFT.

 

Indeed,drifting is fun and a trend that can get your car messed up (luckily it is lower speed than oh say street racing, so human casualties are usually less)
Didn't fishy mess up his bumper on the yellow stang drifting?
One of my friends just messed up his M3 (gen 2)drifting the back lot of a local plaza with very large empty spaces, cannot believe he lost it, but destroyed his radiator supports headlight bumper etcetc.

 

I dont' know, I'm new here, and still learning a lot about Mustangs. None of my friends or anyone I've met drives a Mustang or an American Muscle Car, they're all imports. I only street race if it's clear and no one will get hurt badly, but I don't ever go full out. Like you pull up to a light, someone thinks they're a bad *** and think they're fast, just showing them up. I will not speed or race around kids, unless it's completely safe.

Yeah my friend just messed up his car like a week or two ago. He was drifting in the rain, barely could see, and he went over a median (spell check) and just ripped out his whole exhaust system. Suprisingly it was only him who got in a wreck and not the other friends who were racing too.

That's going to cost your friend a lot to get that fixed, M3's are very expensive.

 

1. There is no such thing as a "Completely safe" street race. Don't even try to argue about street racing because you will lose. Trust me, plenty of people join this forum and claim to be bad *** street racing kings that have driven 900 hp cars and could drive circles around anyone.

2. Drifting is a great sport, meant to be held in closed lots or race tracks and hosted by a sanctioning body, like formula drift. Otherwise it is a juvenile, and moronic act meant to resemble "drifting."

3. Don't assume that you are "the man" and that you could take anyone in a race, how do you know that sunshine isn't a formula driver that happens to love Mustangs? You don't.

I personally drove race cars (SCCA, BGSCA, MMRA, Pro Challenge, etc.) for about 6 years, I've won races, championships and probably driven faster cars than you have ever riden in. Bet you wouldn't expect that, would you? Well, that's mostly because I don't have to use me E-powers to brag about my accomplishments.

I can understand that you "want to learn" about Mustangs, but my perceptions of your sub-par grammar, your 10th grade persona and you all around poor knowledge of pretty much anything about the modern vehicle (Mustang or otherwise) lead me to believe that no one in their right mind would let you sit in, much less drive anything with more than 250hp without a hefty deposit and some serious begging on your part.

Then again, that's JM2C, hell for all I know I could be completely wrong, but I highly doubt it.

This remind anyone of spinmedia?..... Some of you are too new to get that.

 

Who you comparing Spin too? I always thought he was a cool guy, mostly over at MHL though.