Comments by "Noneya Bizz" (@noneyabizz8337) on "How FAST AND FURIOUS Created Modern Car Culture | Donut Media" video.

"all of the real drifting in tokyo drift" Uh, they also had cars fixed to rail systems
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@karliskokorevics6902 no, I'm not. A swap gets most people near 50/50, sometimes a horrible 51/49. Given the torque and reliability gained, it's a great swap. Rotary is a neat idea, but it's a pretty horrible engine. High weight for displacement, no torque, eats oil, hard on seals. The people that claim it ruins the handling of the car simply haven't looked into it.
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@karliskokorevics6902 it doesn't ruin the handling, ls engines are pretty light and the rotary is heavy for it's displacement.
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Yes, fast and furious films suck. They were so realistic, shoulda been cartoons. I've only seen the first 3 or 4. As a motorsport fan and someone knowledgeable of cars, the movies are just plain hard to watch.
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"real car guys", ricers. They're mostly all bad movies and the drift one was also poison, helped create a bunch of fans who knew nothing about real motorsport but believed drifting was an actual way to go fast.
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@gwadamit8116 it was a bullshit movie, like all the rest
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