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Re: Drifting
just a warning. Keep the VDC on in the rain. Do not pass cars on the freeway onramp in the rain with your VDC off. [img]/w3timages/icons/smile.gif[/img] just a warning.
And yes you can easilly drift on dry roads as well. You just gotta know the car.
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And yes you can easilly drift on dry roads as well. You just gotta know the car.
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Re: Drifting
Another thing, as far as steering corrections while drifting: DO NOT TURN THE WHEEL TOO FAR. I have scared myself a couple times by over correcting while drifting at 40 or 50 mph around turns.
This car has precise steering and rewards those who deftly use the steering wheel. Backing off the gas slightly as you finish your drift will help bring the back in quickly.
I am still learning the car's behaviors when the wheels are sliding so I don't know much more than what I said above.
As far as VDC in the rain goes: tires make all the difference. Go fork over the cash for some 235/50/17 Michelin All Seasons and you will have much better dry and wet handling and will not be near as scary during the rain. Plus they work in a a couple of inches of snow as well
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This car has precise steering and rewards those who deftly use the steering wheel. Backing off the gas slightly as you finish your drift will help bring the back in quickly.
I am still learning the car's behaviors when the wheels are sliding so I don't know much more than what I said above.
As far as VDC in the rain goes: tires make all the difference. Go fork over the cash for some 235/50/17 Michelin All Seasons and you will have much better dry and wet handling and will not be near as scary during the rain. Plus they work in a a couple of inches of snow as well
Better Life thru Chemistry
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Re: Drifting
You don't need to understeer to drift. You want to have the bkac swing out in a turn, than turn the front weels in the direction you want to go. The back will skid and the front wheels will just roll, with enough force, it will turn into a nice long drift. I've done it before.
Thanks - Joey Avino
Thanks - Joey Avino
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Re: Drifting
drifting is not simply making your tires screech around a corner. It is an art form. it is knowing your car so well to know when to step gas, when to correct, etc. it is coming inches from the inside curb. it is hard. and i cant do it. =(
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K&N Typhoon intake
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G35S 6MT
K&N Typhoon intake
Technosquare ECU
350Z Springs & Struts (soon)
6-wire ground kit
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Re: Drifting
I have been trying. It is a little hard to start because the cars limits are so high. I have kicked the back end out a few times on low speed corners. A lot of the time I forget to turn off the VDC and it shuts down the throttle immediately. With it off, I only get about a second before the "slip" light comes on and hits the brakes. I guess I'm going to have to start pullng fuses to truely test the limits of the car.
04' G35 Coupe(finally in the garage)
6-sp Diamond Graphite/Willow w/Premium
04' G35 Coupe(finally in the garage)
6-sp Diamond Graphite/Willow w/Premium