Insurance Company supports hooning 2- My response

[Kevaclone]

First of all
I am not against the idea. But the wowsers will see it as teaching hooning

I am well aware it's a motorsport and bla bla bla. but I know of a few who attend the Archerfield drifts and compete, but then they also get out and do it on the street and do it, local roundabouts, on and off ramp loops etc.

My point is teaching someone a thing like that doesn't mean they will only do it on the track and if certain Scrubb...... err do gooders get onto this there may be a back lash from the Govt

A lot of you rushed in to defend drifting. but I was having a go at it

Oh and for the record, I don't mind getting a bit of sideways action in my ute, because it's so damn easy

[xisled]

I understand what you are saying. As I said in the other thread, most of the public see it as hooning, if people do it on a track or not.

Even my own parents see it as hooning and I have done it on a track for a couple years now.

[nstg8a]

Originally Posted by Kevaclone

A lot of you rushed in to defend drifting. but I was having a go at it

Freudian slip?

[Auslandau]

http://www.fordforums.com.au/showpos...0&postcount=15

Enough has been said in the other thread and was closed for a reason ....... p0lease keep it closed.