Tundra Drifting...?

I haven't stumbled upon this on the forum yet, but it showed up in my recommendations on YouTube and I'm surprised that it hasn't made it here, unless it has. Buuuuut if it has already, post a link to that thread and I'll dispose of this one.



So I just read that this is a video game...let me know if you think it should be deleted.

 

wild! handles the slide better than i thought it would.

It's gotta have a handbrake kit?

 

FAKE
I was pretty sure, but the final was the shadow from the driver's side mirror glitching around 45 seconds

 

Its a video game guys. Gran Turismo on Play Station.

 

I can see the used car ad for this gem in 8 months.... only driven on Sundays by grandmother to and from church.

 

Really? Hahaha! Well, shit. So should I just leave this for it's entertainment value or get rid of it?

 

Keep it, that's awesome.

Though I suspect if you tried this in real life, you'd roll your truck.

 

Yep. Tundra is high profile with high center of gravity. The bane of anyone thinking SUVs and trucks are high performance vehicles. Those TRD anti-roll bars (or heavier) should be mandatory to attempt this "drifting" thing.

Near lost it in my old Gen1 4Runner once trying to avoid a head-on with a jackass attempting a left turn in front of me at point blank range. SUVs and trucks are not designed for hard, fast evasive maneuvers. Luckily for me, the right shoulder extended onto a level, wide, flat expanse of ground (paused construction project) which gave me time to damp the cycles and get it under control.

Both of us would have surely been killed (what's an airbag?). There are times in life when you KNOW angels have put their wings around you.

 

So many 'nannies' on the Tundra it would never work IRL. Yes, even if you turn them off, they're not fully disabled.

 

Well, you could try to drift in 4Lo...

 

That was me.
I’m just good like that.

It’s the anti-sway bar too.