rb26dettRcr1 Messages 6 Mar 27, 2005 #1 When i see some peoples video they say they use no aids, but how do they not get the traction when they accelerate
When i see some peoples video they say they use no aids, but how do they not get the traction when they accelerate
nk4e Messages 21,232 United States Messages nk4e Mar 27, 2005 #2 rb26dettRcr1 When i see some peoples video they say they use no aids, but how do they not get the traction when they accelerate Click to expand... the aids that they are talking about is the ASM AND TCS
rb26dettRcr1 When i see some peoples video they say they use no aids, but how do they not get the traction when they accelerate Click to expand... the aids that they are talking about is the ASM AND TCS
194GVan Premium Messages 1,656 Gainesville VA Messages retrohoon Messages ratr0 Mar 27, 2005 #3 and the point of drifting is to control your car while breaking traction. to gain traction you just let off the throttle a little.
and the point of drifting is to control your car while breaking traction. to gain traction you just let off the throttle a little.
Small_Fryz But why is the Rum gone?? Premium Messages 15,856 QLD, Australia Messages Small_Fryz Mar 27, 2005 #4 you never have no traction, you just have a little therefore even full throttle you still acclerate.
vinsion Messages 307 Mar 27, 2005 #5 Progressive throttle. I've found in certain cars the right RPM ranges in which my tires won't break traction, I'm normally onnly using half throttle to accenerate.
Progressive throttle. I've found in certain cars the right RPM ranges in which my tires won't break traction, I'm normally onnly using half throttle to accenerate.
