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damn right i was! i mean noone cares what im saying, they are just thinking....inertia drift....initial D.....that must be fake. but im talking about real inertia drift
Originally posted by KT_Mazda_Fd3s
if you have mastered drifitng using braking of feint motion, you should be at the stage where your drift technique is fairly advanced. a couple of things you can use to show off to impress the gallery are to counterstrift or maintain drift for a prolonged period. however, if you can master inertia drift you can really begin to excite the crowd. in inertia drift your car travells too fast for the tyres to grip on corners, and you have to control it as it slides sideways. you need to maintain your speed on the corners, controlling the drift by countersteering and accelerating hard to move forward. if you can manade to acheive it, you will find that inertia drift is the ideal cornering method, in other words, inertia drift is the ultimate in driving, te fastest, and the most beautiful to watch. it is an exciting combination of ostentation and speed.
using inertia to drift is using the cars natural tendencies to want to over-correct from a spin...when you harness this overcorrection you can use it to initiate another drift. and whats wrong with exhibition drift? thats what they do on initial D and D1, and those are the reasons people even like drifting.
Using the inertia of the car to compress the rear suspension before you enter the following corner so that you can spring it around the other way and continue drifting.
Originally posted by KT_Mazda_Fd3s
inertia drift
the ultimate in excitement
if you have mastered drifitng using braking of feint motion, you should be at the stage where your drift technique is fairly advanced. a couple of things you can use to show off to impress the gallery are to counterstrift or maintain drift for a prolonged period. however, if you can master inertia drift you can really begin to excite the crowd. in inertia drift your car travells too fast for the tyres to grip on corners, and you have to control it as it slides sideways. you need to maintain your speed on the corners, controlling the drift by countersteering and accelerating hard to move forward. if you can manade to acheive it, you will find that inertia drift is the ideal cornering method, in other words, inertia drift is the ultimate in driving, te fastest, and the most beautiful to watch. it is an exciting combination of ostentation and speed.
Originally posted by IceGT
Why are you guys picking on KT, he is just trying to give you some actual information on drifting. It sounds like it is pretty legitament to me. Just because you yourself cannot perform the type of drift he is talking about does not mean that it does not exist, and I'm pretty sure that the author of his book has a lot more knowledge on the topic of drifting, or any race driving for that matter than anyone else in this forum, unless some of you devote your life for months at a time to do research on race driving. Why can't people around here, just be humble, and try to understand what someone is saying instead of having huge egos, and thinking, if I can't do it that way, then it is impossible. If you always think like that your techinque will always be limited, because you won't attempt new technique, or even thing about trying them, just because you will assume that it is impossible. Instead of saying that KT is just wrong, and giving him a hard time, why not try to listen to what he has to say, and even tryout the techinque he is talking about. You may find that it is faster than the way you drive now, and even if it isn't faster, at least you will have another way to drift, just to show that you can be versatile in exibition drifting.
im sure most of you are very experienced, who actually can drift in a real car? the vcd i have is called "extreme drift technique"
and i got it in hong kong...lol and it aint pirate!! you knwo how hard it is to get pirate in hk nowadays?....not very hard but still...
the book i have is a small little book called "driving strategy guide" and you wont belvie this, but i cant actually find the authors name anywhere, but i wil go back to the bookshop and ask.