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why is that when i participate in a race then i do drifting i can't gain any speed on corners why is that i use a skyline gtr... what will i adjust????
Is that good? or bad? I made it. Heres the thread! FD3S and Shelby GT350 and the car, if thats all yer lookin for.Originally posted by TingBoy
i hope you kno that drifting is slower than grip racing....
TokyoDrifta: ur avatar looks like it'z from Auto Modellista
Originally posted by darkdrifterz45
why is that when i participate in a race then i do drifting i can't gain any speed on corners why is that i use a skyline gtr... what will i adjust????
Thread's been revived a little bit, so it won't be hard to find. That's where I basically got most of my drifting questions answered, and some non-drifting questions, too.Originally posted by bengee
If you would like to drift faster, go to drift faster than grip in the drift forum and read up.
You've answered your own question. Let me put it another way: Because you've been suckered by the myth of Initial D.Originally posted by darkdrifterz45
why is that when i participate in a race then i do drifting i can't gain any speed on corners why is that i use a skyline gtr... what will i adjust????
Originally posted by neon_duke
You've answered your own question. Let me put it another way: Because you've been suckered by the myth of Initial D.
News at 10: drifting is slower.
If you are drifting (as the word is currently being used), then by definition, you have broken the traction of the rear wheels. Therefore, those wheels cannot be used to accelerate the car. In a Skyline, that means you're throwing away more than half of your acceleration power. On a RWD car, you're throwing away all of it.
Does that answer your question?
FDracinlolz....tcs and asm can really help, if ur tryin 2 drft, and so can lotz otherz but newaz....DRFTING IS A LOT SLOWER THAN GRIP....lolz.... but i still preffer drft...lolz