To get the coolest reverse entry's, stay away from the handbrake, it's the hardest way but it looks the best and will improve you understanding of how the car handles.
i like the second hairpin on tsukuba for these, think about it like this, you want to be facing the exit of the corner on entry/ initiation.
also* Depends on what (corner + car) you're on though wether you'd use the e brake or not. I love the e brake for long entries, but too much will stop you mid drift.
makes sense 👍 . The first corner on the Fuji H2H section is my favourite backwards entry corner. In D1GP the backwards entrees are getting about 20 degrees off parallel at max but in gymkhana you can go way past that when getting around a hairpin.
So do you reverse entry with power over then?
PS handbrake is easier but not as cool.
Pressing/pulling the hand brake long should be easier to start with, of course without it, it looks nicer. If you ask me using the handbrake just very quick looks also nice just like kawabata's perfect drift.
When you think you can do it with the long handbraking, you should try a different way. First you have to know how your car responds after you pass 90 degrees. LSD 5 60 60 is good, I started in a different way, because I used a different style of tuning which was not as good as I got now. Like everyone says, you can do it also when you go flatout.
Keep your brakes at 5 5
A wing could help, or destroy your entry, depending on how you use the downforce and tuning. I'll upload a video soon. When you get used to it, you just go reverse without wanting to lol. I have it all the time and my team mates get pissed when I ruins the pace lol. In the end it will be as easy as using the handbrake.
Just keep in mind that a close run with your friends is better then anything !
Duman079Pressing/pulling the hand brake long should be easier to start with, of course without it, it looks nicer. If you ask me using the handbrake just very quick looks also nice just like kawabata's perfect drift.
<a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_CK94zCXsKI">YouTube Link</a>
When you think you can do it with the long handbraking, you should try a different way. First you have to know how your car responds after you pass 90 degrees. LSD 5 60 60 is good, I started in a different way, because I used a different style of tuning which was not as good as I got now. Like everyone says, you can do it also when you go flatout.
Keep your brakes at 5 5
A wing could help, or destroy your entry, depending on how you use the downforce and tuning. I'll upload a video soon. When you get used to it, you just go reverse without wanting to lol. I have it all the time and my team mates get pissed when I ruins the pace lol. In the end it will be as easy as using the handbrake.
Just keep in mind that a close run with your friends is better then anything !
Are you guys talking about 180 drifts, like that dude from NZ is doing in the RedBull Rx7 drift car.
Yup, but they're not 180, it's anything over 90 without going 360.
Thats one EPIC car.
I do it on suzuka 1st corner ,its a high speed corner so it makes it more exciting.