Best setup for drifting...

[Ivan141]

Just do a drift day, dont go practicing on public roads too much. Good way to lose your license. Dont forget that on driftdays you will make plenty of friends who can teach you stuff, and might prove valuable in your further pursuit of a drifting career Knowing the right people is worth so much more than badgering a forum with questions

Cheapest spot where you can drift while relatively safe from cops would be zandvoort paddock area, but the marshalls drive by regularly to tell you to fuck off (from my experience)They used to be more layed back.

About the car: I had the opportunity to sit pax with chell in his yellow coupe at the paddock, and I can assure you that a stock ae86 with 13inch hand-me-down tires is more than up to the task of making me crap my pants. I would start there if I where you. Once you have impressed us all with vids of your skills, you yourself will know what is lacking to get better drifts. Usually people add power to be able to keep up on the high speed bits. These you will want to avoid as a novice anyway.. unless you dont feel to attached to your car.

In short.. stop thinking, start driving, spend the money fixing all the things that will inevitabely start to break once you actually start drifting.
Better this way than first spending all your money on mods, and then get all the nasty little surprises afterwards and not be able to pay for them.