What to Bring to a DRIFT DAY! Essential Items and TIPS
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- čas přidán 21. 02. 2023
- Are you planning to attend a drift event and wondering what items you should bring with you? Look no further! In this video, we'll show you the essential items you need to pack to ensure a successful and enjoyable day at the track.
Firstly, it's crucial to bring tools, including wrenches, sockets, pliers, and screwdrivers. These tools will come in handy if you need to adjust or fix your car during the event. Also, don't forget to pack a reliable jack and jack stands for lifting your hoopdee off the ground.
Another important item to bring is water, as staying hydrated is essential when you're in the sun all day. Snacks and a cooler filled with food and drinks are also a good idea to keep your energy levels up throughout the day.
Spare parts, basically anything you have broken in the past, are essential in case of any unexpected breakdowns. It's always better to be prepared, so make sure you bring spare parts specific to your vehicle make and model.
Lastly, we provide some helpful tips to make your drift event experience even better, such as arriving early, bringing cash for food and drinks, and connecting with other drift enthusiasts.
By following these tips and bringing these essential items, you'll be ready to have a blast at your next drift event. So, pack it into a "Crash Box" and get ready to hit the track!
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Loved seeing this! My dad is about to do his first event next weekend at 60 years old in a s197! I already know he’s gonna tell me he watched this video on his own later this week haha We’re gonna go through your basics videos before he goes out and he’s so hyped!
Great video, thank you for putting it together. Here's a quick list from the video:
Toe Plates
Measuring Tape x2
Tote
Adjustable Wrench
Gear Wrench tool box
Wire spool (medium size)
Head Lamp
Fuses & Electrical Connectors
Battery Jumper/Jump Box
Coolant
Jack stand
Lug Nuts
Zip Ties
Oil
Brake Fluid
Brake Clean
Microfiber & Cleaner
JB Weld
Spare Relay
Electrical tape
Pry Bar
Tie Rods
Coil Packs
Heim Joints
Coilover wrenches
Lower Control Arm
Extra Axle
SPARE parts (things that have broken before, Power steering, fuel pump, headlights, etc…)
Tires
Gas can
This video is a huge W. You really never know what you are gonna break or need and zip ties especially come in clutch for all sorts of stuff.
Before we put in the e34 m5 diff and got the sponsorship from driveshaft shop our main extras were ZFs, diffs, axles and driveshafts for renting out MIR. If you are tuning a good power inverter is a must cause laptops die at the worst times. Also I know its easy to overlook but pack some jackstands. Seen too many ppl making sketchy repairs with just a jack or even worse the factory e36 jack🤣
To add on I would say add two small sheets of plywood that you can place under the jack stands in case the pits are on top of grass!
I do exactly the same, when I put new parts on the car for maintenance (e36 stuff water pump/thermostat/belts/pulleys tensioners/coolant hoses/driveshafts/radiator/guibo/brake fluid/gloves/ etc) all the working old stuff goes in the box as spares 👍🏽 and all the stuff you've got is in there too, not only has it saved me plenty of times also it's been nice to help out others that have had car problems at the track too
iv been criticised for bringing too many spares but too often them lads ask me for stuff that would end there day.
if iv been caught or seen someone caught for my platform then i buy it as a spare. you cant rely on track support to have every little thing
What I would like to see people bringing is a good attitude, willingness to advance their skills, an understanding of the rules/tech, and the ability to play well with others.
But on the real, I think a good thing to bring is an action camera of some sort, to watch over how you are driving and progressing.
this is perfect. the only thing i would add , is a torque wrench lol . i went to a spirit event before all the madness and some driver asked me why i was using it on the wheels and parts.
True. Worth noting!
Thanks for the tips I’ll definitely make a box for tools and extra parts for this season
Thank u for this honestly !!!
@@reyesrivera9845 omg so funny you can’t read big from red , not only that you got ur full government name on CZcams 💯😆 😂stfu
So much useful info! Love how detailed and informative you are with everything! Taught me a lot over the years watching you progress your driving!
Also gonna recommend bringing a spare axle shaft (especially for anyone running a Ford 8.8 with 28 spline axles), and JB Weld Tank Weld putty is another great thing to have.
Love your channel I want some car tours! Maybe some other secret ones 👀
"All the sockets you'd ever need" with the exception of a 10mm as you quickly put the drawer back lol. Definitely appreciate your content! You're by far the most informative (that I've seen) in regards to understanding the sport and how to get involved.
Thanks for your insight, I'm going to my first drift day (beginner morning session) at Archerfield drift Park and I've seen some things that other people bring but this video is something I can keep referencing so I don't forget lol
great video !
Can you talk about the porche at some point?
I love you thank you
Now this is the type of shit drift community needs! i have to drive 4 hours to osw so prep is huge
Damn, I watched the whole video waiting for the Busch light 😏😏
Would love to see a video about that clownshoe on the lift!
i have to take a spare diff because im a broky with a small case xD
Used jb weld on my axles hahaha been the same way since 2017...
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Hi i am planning on being a race car driver of a 1997 Pontiac Grand Prix i like Using Shell V-Power fuel for my Drifting events in the future it has fuel stabilizer and high octane. content and low amounts of fuel injector cleaner in it I love Pontiac's as they are a Good Company that represents Power Speed and excitement. therefore, this video is. very good I am currently still watching your video so Thanks for the great video once again merry Christmas eve. and i hope you're doing great. 🏁🏁🚘🏁🏁😄
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I love u father
Whats the scoop on that 996?
What kind of jump pack is that?
Can you do a video on how to use toe plates
are you kidding? you put them against your wheels and measure the difference front to back. you could try googling it, its as basic as it gets.
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Any fluid container that will fit in one, put it in a zip lock bag. Nothing like 32oz of brake fluid sloshing around in the box.
Great, thanks for the advice…..
+tire plugs and battery air pump
So what's good with that 996 cup car in the back lol
Maybe I’ll do a video on it.
PSA for BMW dudes. Don’t forget your fan clutch tool 😂
Where can you find toe plates ?
Depending where you live if there is a motorsports shop that specializes in circle track racing or drag racing fabrication or services they usually sell them. I got mine from a small local shop, super chill people with a common love for loud stuff!
the fucking internet???
Great, thanks for the tip…
Can you be my drift Sensei please
Chelsea hands you information you should actually know
Yo! Wanna sell those longchamp xr3s?
Negative! Haha
@@chelseadenofa I just need another set lol mine are 14x6 and I don’t wanna rebuild
you forgot the extra pair of underwear🤨
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Great video. Thanks
(Your flag is backward)
It was hanging when I moved in. It’s correct from the other side
@@chelseadenofa haha good point
where were you 10 years ago to throw out the 90 minute rule, trannys, turbos, engine swaps. people made it happen lmfaooo
dude what the fuck is that porsche