well this was before i knew how to drift i just follow what the vids i watch did and i was a noobOriginally posted by nightkids4ever
or u can tap ur e brake and counter steer thats what i did
it depends i may leave the VCD on 40/60 or 10/60Originally posted by BinaryRS
whoa, pro status, took me a while to learn how to do that. you use what VCD ratio? i use mostly 20/80 or my impreza 50/50
well battle could of found a new way to drift faster or have a better angle ?Originally posted by zoxxy
Why make a big deal about it. There already are very many people that know the "secret" of 4wd drifting. Why dont just ask them if you wanna know so bad. I've always drifted FR and always will .
Originally posted by BAZZ
💡 No, wait.Nvm.
Originally posted by F.Zamataki
so ur saying that you "found a trick to drifting a 4wd" only to come to the conclusion that its just as easy to drift stock as an FR is??
and in the end you just come up with a showcase of ur 4wd drifting skills..*sigh*
Originally posted by BinaryRS
You know, it's not that hard, when your starting off e-brake so you loose traction
i agree with u battle, u just need skillsOriginally posted by battle_stage
You're not THAT dense are you? I knew that all along. I was just sick of hearing about and seeing all these retarded setups and tricks on how to drift this and that. People seem to think that you NEED a certain part, setup, whatever to get it to drift "right". I was just setting them up to disprove this.
Why would I think drifting a 4WD was impossible? Don't you know me by now?
Originally posted by SupraFly
NO
Feint is the only way to 4wd drift, even when just beggining the ebrake should play no part in 4wd drifting, im almost ashamed of that link in your signature....
NOONE should start 4wd drifting by using the ebrake, no.
-Vash
Bad binary bad.
Originally posted by nightkids4ever
i started like that but i had no parts in the wrx solaugh it out![]()
Originally posted by battle_stage
No, the "secret" was there isn't one. Some people are under the dillusion that you need to have slicker tires in the rear, trick LSD setups, and specially tuned suspension to drift a 4WD. You can drift a stock 4WD just as easily as a stock RWD car. There really isn't a difference between the two. If you have good technique, you can drift anything. That is all. I made a video but I didn't capture it or anything yet.