> drifting means the race is between RYO and me
ProStreet scores drifts by how long the car slides while facing off
to one side. The angle and the speed don't help much, although
going fast will give you a one time 250 point bonus. Use the brake
or handbrake to keep the car sliding sideways on the straight sections.
If you damage the car, quit the race, then restart the race with a
damaged car (don't repair it). You won't lose any points for minor
damage if your car is already damaged.
The RX7 is the most popular car to drift, but many other cars also
work. Assuming that this is the 2nd race at Tokyo, note you can
quit the race day, buy and tune a car for drifting, and you'll
only have to redo the first Tokyo race.
Use stock suspension, stock brakes, and stock tires for a drift car.
The idea here is for the car to slide a long distance without slowing
down much. The RX7 and Camaro SS make good drift cars, but even the
240SX you start off can be used.
I made a video using the RX7 that is one from the drift king at Tokyo A.
I use the brakes to extend the drift as noted above.
http://jeffareid.net/nfsp/nprt2rx7.wmv 
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