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I'd go for something lower powered and cheap to start with, it's harder to drift a low powered car but it teaches you the basics much better. And if you have a cheap car you won't cry when you eventually prang it.Rocketrooney wrote:to be honest I'm getting it to go sideways
BMW E36 325 or 328 - £800 max If you are lucky you can pick one up for £400 ish
Ebay coilovers - £180 (They are actually fine for drifting on)
Weld the diff - £50
Total - £1080
Spend the rest on petrol, drift days, tyres and hookers
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