It's a 4WD, people on this forum (including me) don't believe that sliding an AWD is drifting as it is to easy to carry speed through corners and control the slide. Don't call it drifting!. If you want to be Ken Block though... That is a different story. Try lowering it and increasing the camber.
DriiffterzZ you are hilarious, thanks for contributing absolutely nothing to the discussion.
Purchase a torque sensing differential for you vehicle in the tuning shot and put 90% of the torque in the back wheels, this should essentially make it a rear wheel drive allowing you to drift.
DriiffterzZ you are hilarious, thanks for contributing absolutely nothing to the discussion.
Purchase a torque sensing differential for you vehicle in the tuning shot and put 90% of the torque in the back wheels, this should essentially make it a rear wheel drive allowing you to drift.
Drifting is just making the rear tires lose grip sending the car in to a slide. I drift a Evo 4 all the time. Back on topic try some cromfet hard tires on all 4 wheels if not pm me and ill send u a friend request so i can give u a setup.