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Old 01-08-2007, 05:23 AM   #3
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get a good seat that holds you well. Many factory seats do offer good support but lacks of lateral and thigh support. By using 4 point or more seat belt can help a lot in holding you in place. there is a huge side way forces while you are in a drift; with a good seat and proper seat belt can reduce the chance of mis-shifting. When you are being secured to the seat, you will be able to focus on driving morn than trying to keep yourself in place~~
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