Especially when Justin is out of town 
who can drift their hoe or yuk or esky?
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domin8
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Heel and toe driving with traction control turned off. No problems here, but I find it much more fun in the wet stuff.
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I think the term drifting is being thrown around pretty loosely here. 
bottomline2000
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This guy can V V. He is also able to slide, jump, crash and rebuild his HOE! Good luck!
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98blackbell
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thats cool.
Kolt-46
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Maybe I'm getting old but all that I could think about was the cost of replacing the tires!
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^ your not getting old just wise
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That'll never happen for some of us.
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I'd rather not roll my truck, lol. Drifting a lifted truck seems like a horrible idea. When the rear end kicks out on wet roads, I'm always nervous about it. When the snow falls, I'm more into wheelin and plowing threw snowbanks from the plowtrucks
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I'm getting old. Thoughts of tickets, tires, trans, and having to explain it all to my wife gave me the chills.....
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