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**o2_designs** · 02-26-2009, 05:29 PM

LMAO...

Perfect reason there why Nu-Skul may not be as good as Old-School...

BTW Steve, I still have that tray. Its above my door, along with all my euro and old car plates. haha. I had to keep it. I lost the other one

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I wrote this how-to acouple months back for mnfocus.com on how to drift your Focus and leave flat spots on your tires
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So this is a how to on how to add sweet JDM flat spots to your new winter/all season tires. Its a bit risky, but if done right, could have some sweet benefits.

First off go to a fast food restaraunt. I prefer Wendy's because its based off of a white girl. $2.14

Now that your there, you can eat there if you want, but you don't have to. Just grab acouple the food trays they give you. Don't worry about stealing them. You bought them with your food. Its optional to give them back.

So, grab the trays and head back out to your car. Place them behind your rear tires and back up. You'll hear a crunching noise. Thats ok. Once your back tires are placed on the trays, as in the words of
BowWow, "Rip that ebrake".

Pull it up all the way. It needs to be up all the way.
Now your set. Put the car in reverse back out of your parking spot. Aim it staight and floor it. Now your Drifting!!! Once you get to the corner of the parking lot, you'll really need to let the ass swing around and floor it...The ass of the car may start to swing pretty good now...

It takes some skills to really master this technique. But just keep going. About halfway around the building you'll start to smell burning rubber. Thats a good sign. That means this how-to is working. You might get some weird looks from the Drive-Thru employee looking out the window to see what the noise is about. Just give them the shocker and keep going. Then they know whats up.

Now you should almost be around the whole building. Now is a good time to release your ebrake. One precaution is you'll loose the trays now. They will stop moving. Since they are actually Wendy's trays', and I lied about buying them, you can just leave them. And why would you want them? They are useless anyway now, they have a big hole in them since, guess WHAT!!?? They burned thru and now you have flat spots on your tires!! WootWoot!!!

That sums it up. Pretty easy.
**One note, if you under estimate how slippery the trays are at first, and almost hit a guard rail or fence, its not mine, nor BowWow's fault. You take responsibilty, or try to sue Wendy's since they left trays in their parking lot and you hit them and slipped.

02-26-2009, 05:29 PM	#31 (permalink)
o2_designs Resident Wheel-Whore Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: mnfocus.com Posts: 11,153	Re: Can you drift a focus? LMAO... Perfect reason there why Nu-Skul may not be as good as Old-School... BTW Steve, I still have that tray. Its above my door, along with all my euro and old car plates. haha. I had to keep it. I lost the other one --------------------- I wrote this how-to acouple months back for mnfocus.com on how to drift your Focus and leave flat spots on your tires --------------------- So this is a how to on how to add sweet JDM flat spots to your new winter/all season tires. Its a bit risky, but if done right, could have some sweet benefits. First off go to a fast food restaraunt. I prefer Wendy's because its based off of a white girl. $2.14 Now that your there, you can eat there if you want, but you don't have to. Just grab acouple the food trays they give you. Don't worry about stealing them. You bought them with your food. Its optional to give them back. So, grab the trays and head back out to your car. Place them behind your rear tires and back up. You'll hear a crunching noise. Thats ok. Once your back tires are placed on the trays, as in the words of BowWow, "Rip that ebrake". Pull it up all the way. It needs to be up all the way. Now your set. Put the car in reverse back out of your parking spot. Aim it staight and floor it. Now your Drifting!!! Once you get to the corner of the parking lot, you'll really need to let the ass swing around and floor it...The ass of the car may start to swing pretty good now... It takes some skills to really master this technique. But just keep going. About halfway around the building you'll start to smell burning rubber. Thats a good sign. That means this how-to is working. You might get some weird looks from the Drive-Thru employee looking out the window to see what the noise is about. Just give them the shocker and keep going. Then they know whats up. Now you should almost be around the whole building. Now is a good time to release your ebrake. One precaution is you'll loose the trays now. They will stop moving. Since they are actually Wendy's trays', and I lied about buying them, you can just leave them. And why would you want them? They are useless anyway now, they have a big hole in them since, guess WHAT!!?? They burned thru and now you have flat spots on your tires!! WootWoot!!! That sums it up. Pretty easy. One note, if you under estimate how slippery the trays are at first, and almost hit a guard rail or fence, its not mine, nor BowWow's fault. You take responsibilty, or try to sue Wendy's since they left trays in their parking lot and you hit them and slipped. __________________ TUNED** By FSWerks -- Parts by TOUSLEY Ford ~~BOOST CREW, Bottled Fresh since 2006 ~~ Vacuum Crew, Stirring things up since 2008~~ Last edited by o2_designs; 02-26-2009 at 05:36 PM.