This Hilarious PVC Pipe Mod Turns $300 Kei Cars Into Drift Kings
If the concept of tray drifting is just too mainstream for you, here’s a quirky new fad emerging in Japan that might interest you.
As shown in this video from Noriyaro, a group of drifters usually known for sliding around in Toyota AE86s have bought a bunch of circa-$300 kei cars, and wrapped the rear tyres in small sections of PVC pipe. Goodbye rear-end grip, hello hilarious low-speed drift shenanigans.
It’s cheap, effective and looks like serious fun. Some of the cars even have water spray system that keeps the PVC sections cool, preventing them from over-heating and cracking. It’s a clever form of tomfoolery, this.
Anyone else fancy giving this a go…?
Growing up on a diet of World Rally Championship highlights and lengthy Gran Turismo 2 sessions, a life in cars was as good as inevitable for Matt.
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Que the Tokyo Drift Teriyaki Boys Music
tray and pvc pipe drifting tandems coming to your nearest Lidl store parking lot soon?
Sponsored by Vauxhall and Ford Europe with their Corsa and Fiesta lineup respectively.
Too expensive.
GREAT JOB CT, now I need to get a Crown Victoria just so I can do this.
I should do that to mine
My personal favorite drift enhancer is snow. But this is still fantastic!
Will this drift my Honda? XD
Ah, Mr Chris Harris. Your P45 is downstairs.
Gee, wonder if Hoonigan had something to do with this? From DAILY TRANSMISSION?
Wow so cool……except burning pvc produces two highly toxic gases.