Drifting in the g?
What do you qualify at a drift? if you mean all 4 wheels losing traction then yes it is absolutely possible you don't need a 6mt or hand brake to do a drift. I have an 07 auto sedan and I do "real" drifts all the time I don't even turn vdc off every time. Its really just a matter of down shifting, pulling out wide a second before the turn, cutting the wheel and giving it a bunch of gas, then cutting the wheel back the other way. Ill get one of my friends to take a video sometime.
i would like to see that..
What do you qualify at a drift? if you mean all 4 wheels losing traction then yes it is absolutely possible you don't need a 6mt or hand brake to do a drift. I have an 07 auto sedan and I do "real" drifts all the time I don't even turn vdc off every time. Its really just a matter of down shifting, pulling out wide a second before the turn, cutting the wheel and giving it a bunch of gas, then cutting the wheel back the other way. Ill get one of my friends to take a video sometime.
I doubt that would be a good idea considering it would be stuck there and you have to push it more to get it off.. I have seen people drift with electronic e brakes which is sweet
most likely to keep the dash area clutter free.. it is becoming more and more common now among mid to high end cars.
audi has then and so does bently.. I have not seen them in any other cars but Im sure other companies use them. its just a tiny button or switch that acts as an e brake. instead of being manual (mechanical) its automatic (electronic)
well since u guys are gibber jabbering i thoguht id post up pics. lol drifting is all about having fun. regardless of what ur in. whatever skill level u maybe. fun is fun! if a small little slide makes u smile then ill be willing to call it a drift (for only so long.) haha
Knowing your cars capabilities and limitations is a must. If more people attempted "safe" drifting or went to a closed parking lot and pushed their cars beyond its limits, then there would be less members crashing their G's on the roads when they finally decide to turn the VDC off. I'm 25 btw.
