would drifting ocasionally be okay for the car??
Power sliding and drifting are not the same, although many people (even myself) use "drifting" to describe power sliding. Would be good to know if we're really talking about drifting, or just power sliding.
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Counter steering in a power oversteer situation is one thing - quite easy to do on demand in an S2000 - esp at lower speeds...
Drifting in 4 wheel drift mode is a bit harder as this requires a larger radius turn and good balance... and driver control at the limit...
Drifting in 4 wheel drift mode is a bit harder as this requires a larger radius turn and good balance... and driver control at the limit...
Originally posted by s2ktaxi
Counter steering in a power oversteer situation is one thing - quite easy to do on demand in an S2000 - esp at lower speeds...
Drifting in 4 wheel drift mode is a bit harder as this requires a larger radius turn and good balance... and driver control at the limit...
Counter steering in a power oversteer situation is one thing - quite easy to do on demand in an S2000 - esp at lower speeds...
Drifting in 4 wheel drift mode is a bit harder as this requires a larger radius turn and good balance... and driver control at the limit...
I don't think it would hurt anything but the tires.... unless you hit something
Originally posted by speeeding
I don't think it would hurt anything but the tires.... unless you hit something
I don't think it would hurt anything but the tires.... unless you hit something



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