Fifth Gear - Track Tips from Tiff

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Description: Fifth Gear - Track Tips from Tiff
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soulstudio ::: Favorites really? in California if you drive one handed you are likely to fail. It's always safe to drive with hands on the wheel, other than shifting. 07-08-29 03:32:15 __________________________________________________
loulew ::: Favorites here ther is only 1 drift track... 07-08-27 18:13:10 __________________________________________________
loulew ::: Favorites yes.. and also... if u hav a golf and sum 1 else has a skyline... dunn follo their moves... cause ull rear end them or understeer into a wall 07-08-27 18:11:17 __________________________________________________
radioxxflyer ::: Favorites that guys a genius! love him! :D 07-08-12 09:27:51 __________________________________________________
Buttmunch5000 ::: Favorites and also remember going out on a track for the first time, when you are surrounded by better drivers than you with faster cars, is to always keep in your comfort zone, and dont try to keep up with them!!! 07-07-06 20:14:20 __________________________________________________
mclaren911 ::: Favorites AGREED 07-05-14 21:10:06 __________________________________________________
mrjost55 ::: Favorites That's because he's on a track and not on a public road. One of the other safety rules with the steering wheel is to keep your thumbs up and not bent inside the wheel so you don't break them if you crash. 07-05-08 21:36:02 __________________________________________________
2Sp3cKo ::: Favorites see how he keeps his hands on the wheel at all times? In Ohio if u did that u wouldn't pass the drivers test lmfao which seems stupid because he is a great driver and his lessons are great. 07-03-14 18:17:44 __________________________________________________
chrisni1986 ::: Favorites then dont use it... 07-03-08 14:15:55 __________________________________________________
mikepartyboy ::: Favorites i don't feel his "seat setting" is appropriate for overall in general drivers who want to go on the track. People have different arm lengths and what not. His tip about putting the wrist on top of the steering wheel is not that great. Like me, I am short, and putting the steering wheel to the point where my wrist can go on top of the steering wheel is a bit too close. 07-03-06 13:28:05 __________________________________________________