Well, the word 'powersliding' may be badly constructed, but as I understand the definition, powersliding is simply using the car's momentum to skid through a corner, whereas true 'drifting' is using the car's power (accelerator modulation) to get the rear to step-out in a very controlled fashion.
Correct me if I'm wrong.
Well, the word 'powersliding' may be badly constructed, but as I understand the definition, powersliding is simply using the car's momentum to skid through a corner, whereas true 'drifting' is using the car's power (accelerator modulation) to get the rear to step-out in a very controlled fashion.
Correct me if I'm wrong.
how is it not possible with 4wd?
ive seen so many 4wd skylines in drift comps...
Say a 4WD car is rear-biased using a center differential to make the car feel like it's RWD. Would that still be considered a powerslide?
No, you are stupid. That is considered a drift because it is a controlled slide using the cars throttle, not sliding into a corner because you are going to fast.
End of story. 4wd cars can drift. Even with 50% going to the front.
I'd say it's definately drifting, because the car is 'drifting around the corner'. It's not powersliding because the cars power isn't sliding it, it's more the handbrake or setup causing it to slide.
Just think about what you just said.