- 928
- Somewhere in the Northeast
- AllFizzledOut
- TakeALLTheNames
"Riding the Oversteer" is almost like drifting, but instead you slide the car into the corner and help the car get around the corner faster in some cases, almost like rally car drifting.
This can also be used to compensate for AWD/4WD understeer.
Anyone can post their vids here, I'll leave an example below:
When Riding the Oversteer:
This can also be used to compensate for AWD/4WD understeer.
I would say @Mike458 got it quite well, it's my words for entering the corner a little too fast, trail braking into the corner and using the light oversteer for you -- steering a little less than usual and use the throttle for steering/balancing. It's hard to describe, but you can practice that really good with a slow car on CH or CM -- because the gap between spinning/massive oversteer and going wide/understeer is bigger and the speeds are slow to give you time to react and make corrections.
Anyone can post their vids here, I'll leave an example below:
When Riding the Oversteer:
