Blazers are not for drifting
RE: Blazers are not for drifting
Ok offroaders, I get the point that you don't like us lowered guys LOL!!! It's all good , but hey I can say this, I would rather be lower to the ground sliding around in my blaze then lifted sliding with all that body roll you have that I don't!!
All in all we both have blazers and they are awesome either way you go with it!!
All in all we both have blazers and they are awesome either way you go with it!!
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RE: Blazers are not for drifting
ORIGINAL: thegr81
Ok offroaders, I get the point that you don't like us lowered guys LOL!!! It's all good , but hey I can say this, I would rather be lower to the ground sliding around in my blaze then lifted sliding with all that body roll you have that I don't!! All in all we both have blazers and they are awesome either way you go with it!!
Ok offroaders, I get the point that you don't like us lowered guys LOL!!! It's all good , but hey I can say this, I would rather be lower to the ground sliding around in my blaze then lifted sliding with all that body roll you have that I don't!!
All in all we both have blazers and they are awesome either way you go with it!!
Just with your statement that you HAVE to be lowered to drift
Body roll just adds to the adrenaline rush! lol.
Guaranteed, you can do the corners faster on a lowered rig... Or at least with low-pros, lol. I wouldn't want to drift on pavement with mine.
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RE: Blazers are not for drifting
The only time I've ever actually drifted and meant to was on a go-kart lol
I gotta get new tires soon. Granted, I think that's more due to when I was stuck in the mud and couldn't get out but was too retarded to stop trying.
THIS is why I wanted 4wd. If the thing wasn't just 2wd I coulda made it out
I gotta get new tires soon. Granted, I think that's more due to when I was stuck in the mud and couldn't get out but was too retarded to stop trying.
THIS is why I wanted 4wd. If the thing wasn't just 2wd I coulda made it out
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Joined: Jan 2008
Posts: 1,511
From: Wisconsin
RE: Blazers are not for drifting
ORIGINAL: drperry
Got no problem with you lowered folks
Just with your statement that you HAVE to be lowered to drift
Body roll just adds to the adrenaline rush! lol.
Guaranteed, you can do the corners faster on a lowered rig... Or at least with low-pros, lol. I wouldn't want to drift on pavement with mine.
ORIGINAL: thegr81
Ok offroaders, I get the point that you don't like us lowered guys LOL!!! It's all good , but hey I can say this, I would rather be lower to the ground sliding around in my blaze then lifted sliding with all that body roll you have that I don't!! All in all we both have blazers and they are awesome either way you go with it!!
Ok offroaders, I get the point that you don't like us lowered guys LOL!!! It's all good , but hey I can say this, I would rather be lower to the ground sliding around in my blaze then lifted sliding with all that body roll you have that I don't!!
All in all we both have blazers and they are awesome either way you go with it!!
Just with your statement that you HAVE to be lowered to drift
Body roll just adds to the adrenaline rush! lol.
Guaranteed, you can do the corners faster on a lowered rig... Or at least with low-pros, lol. I wouldn't want to drift on pavement with mine.
and lifted blazers can drift too they just need wider tires so that its not as easy to flip lol
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Joined: May 2007
Posts: 1,980
From: Appleton, WI / Houghton, MI
RE: Blazers are not for drifting
Wider tires aren't necessarily good either since they have more area to catch dry pavement causing rolls. However I have no problem lowered or lifted. Mine is stock height and I would like to go higher but dont want to spend the money or deal with the problems that usually accompany lifting. I like the looks of lowered blazers, I just need 4x4 and as much ground clearance as I can reasonably get, since I drive thru snow a lot and also parking up on snow piles occasionally.
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RE: Blazers are not for drifting
wider tires doesnt mean better stance...
I almost fliped when i put my new rims on with 4.25" BS
The same ramp I use to go onto the thruway, I usuallu hit the turn at about 45 with my stock rims...
got my new rims on and I was on two wheels! (scary moment!) Now I gotta take it at 35-40 or Im tipping over
So remember wider tires doesnt mean a less possibility to roll!!!
I almost fliped when i put my new rims on with 4.25" BS
The same ramp I use to go onto the thruway, I usuallu hit the turn at about 45 with my stock rims...
got my new rims on and I was on two wheels! (scary moment!) Now I gotta take it at 35-40 or Im tipping over
So remember wider tires doesnt mean a less possibility to roll!!!
