thats the way they should have been built

awesome combnation.

maybe he was just having fun ripping up the car after so much wrenchin- dont blame him!

whats wrong with hondas?!

amen...lol

Actually, 570 might be reaching into the 'too much power' region, but there was allot that I noticed about that car that could have been corrected, j ust by watching. I'm d**n sure that the guy needed to dial in the suspensi on, for one. It had allot of understeer it seemed like, as if it was fight ing the drift, which would obviously cause issues when it comes to setting up coming out of one corner to the next.

And also, no, also, that' s not an IS200... That's an IS300. AKA Toyota Altezza.

And if you' re driving a sports car, with a relatively powerful skyline motor in it, w ell of course, the cars built for that sort of balance. I'm willing to bet that you'd have a 'learning curve' in high horsepower 'sedan' too.

Don't take one time driving a near three hundred horsepower car in a drif t as something to compare to nearly 600 horses. It's a totally different a nimal.

So are the body styles, the weight balance, the suspension s et-up... It's a totally different beast, and it's ridiculous to compare th em, 'first-time out'. Now give him some practice, give you some practice, some time to fine tune each car for their horsepower, go head to head and then see what happens.

Then you can compare... Peace.

Well this isn't a 280hp car is it?

..that was a wild guess. That was previously/currently set up as a drag car and that was his first shot as drifting it. Just a wild gues but i bet yo u'd do no better.

The guy that has that car has put a lotta work in to it and a similar drift project, prob knows more about lexus than most. The car is awsome

I'm sure you could handle a high performance car perfectly the moment you h op in it.