FF Drifting Idea

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Originally posted by Chaos Fire
I have an idea on how to drift an FF without the E-brake. Maybe you can enter the corner at a kind of high speed and feint drift into the corner. But use absolutely no throttle in the turn so when you countersteer, it won't flick you back really fast like. Or you can just use the E-brake for a sec to ge sideways and your perfect. Does anyone have any proof of my theory? Ic an't test it right now since the TV's bein hogged, haha. :D
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It maybe would work if you had thin reartyres , lets say thay have "grip 5/10" and in the front you have a "grip 7/10" . Notice that it's not too good if you have good grip in the front tyres because when you want to keep the drift without spinning you have to add some throttle , but with to good grip in the front, the FF system just straighten the car out and then the whole drift is f*ucked up. So less grip lets the wheels spin without to have to much grip witch make the whole car go sideways . Let me demonstrate my extraordinary painting skills with this pic that shows you how I mean . You can then straighten the car out , giving full throttle and steering .
(hope you understand) :D
 

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nice pic ^
lets close the thread ( j/k) i say Drifting a FR requires some skill ti know when to pull the hand brake at the right time and to know when to let it go( this what happens when i don't have man glasses on when i wake up:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: double post from a person
 
nice pic ^
lets close the thread ( j/k) i say Drifting a FR requires some skill ti know when to pull the hand brake at the right time and to know when to let it go a link to another site about it from a different forum Notes for FF.

First of all, the behavior of a FF vehicle is very different then that of an FR/MR. A key issue is that by applying extra power to the wheels you will turn out of the slide…this is great if you are about to loose it, A.K.A. crash. The Gear Lock technique on a FF car will behave similar to the Lead Brake technique. The side brake and the Side Brake techniques become your best friends as they give you the most ability to slide the rear end. Drifting a FF is much harder and therefore more attractive to watch if you are a trained Drifter. Give credit where credit is due. However, it is important to note that to the average observer it may look silly or boring.

http://www.driftunderground.com/articles/kuku_article.htm ^
 
Originally posted by vinkento
Or you could burn all the front wheel drive cars in the world and kill anyone who tries to resist the revolution!
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That's actually not a bad idea .
 
It is possible to set up an FF for drifting but then drifting would be too easy. Basically you can teach a monkey to pull/hold the e-brake and just go WOT in and out of the corner with, maybe, left foot braking.

I'll see if I can find the video of this FF CTR (...CTR?) drifting and pulling away from this Silvia.
 

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