Juno

Hello, my son is interested with a drifting, so i want to make his Mustang ready for it untill he get his Driver License, so first i need to know, that its good idea to modify a 1998 Mustang for this type of driving?
Its an heavy car so...
Also i need to know something about suspension, what is good for drifting etc.
I hope you know something about it ;]
thnx

GreyStang

I don't think drifting is too popular on this site but, yea sure U can make a Stang a drift car! All U need is rear wheel drive & a lot of HP, and yea some specific suspension mods.

USMC1775

Start by tearing EVERYTHING out of it.. get the weight wayy down.. Then look at maximummotorsports.com

945LSTANG

try using the search feature. i saw i thread on this a while back that had some informative links in it.

Jfsram

For drifting, longer wheelbase is better and easier to control. With that said Mustangs do not carry that trait but it can be done.

koesterca1

Heres a start..even though its a foxbody..there's another site around that uses an sn95 or a new edge.But I can't find it..it might have even been on this site try and search maybe you'll find it.

http://www.drift50.com/

acascianelli

Tell him to grow up, stop watching Fast and the Furious Tokyo Drift, and stop playing Need for Speed...

Sorry, but I have a deep hatred for drifting.

Juno

It started not because of game, but when his friend gave him to drive Subaru Impreza (After tuning ) on some empty parking lot...
Then he started to read about it in internet, watching movies How-To, and spending all days on youtube watching videos about it...

GreyStang

Make sure HE pays for all the tires he's gonna go through

acascianelli

Heh, good point.