Drifting in G35 with AT?
Originally Posted by Ionic
I've tried it in manual mode and it's quite difficult because of the open rear dif. 

There is a BMI video (I think on the new RX-8 DVD) of one of the first turbo charged Z33's in japan which was a 5AT and Tsuchia was drifting it pretty easily.
There is also a pretty famous guy in japan that drifts a turbo altessa (IS300 in the states) on the touge.
Originally Posted by Lawy'dU
Exactly. You can push it in manual mode, but you can't really sustain the drift. I thought the 5AT came with the same rear end as the 6mt before I got the G35. .
Originally Posted by Wei
anyone make a clutch/mechanical diff for the new G yet?
wonder if the 350z interchangeable...
wonder if the 350z interchangeable...
Originally Posted by vestigeka24
^ i want to see this video lol
Last edited by SDGeneralCounsel; Apr 27, 2008 at 03:11 AM.
Originally Posted by G35Now!
The Sport models come with VLSD, whether AT or 6MT. To me the difference is that with the 6MT you can really break the rear wheels lose by dropping the clutch on a downshift, whereas with the AT it's a smoother transition so it's harder to break loose. Not impossible, of course 

To really get the G or the Z sideways, mt or at, you need more power. The G and Z are far too heavy.
It's not drifting, but if I can make my car do this: https://g35driver.com/forums/media-share-v36-sedan/213489-my-day-funtion-tuned-va-ngc.html, then drifting shouldn't be an issue! Click on the photobucket link in this thread to see what I'm talking about.
Last edited by kmuniz78; Apr 27, 2008 at 09:11 AM. Reason: wrong link
Originally Posted by kmuniz78
It's not drifting, but if I can make my car do this: https://g35driver.com/forums/showthread.php?t=213489, then drifting shouldn't be an issue! Click on the photobucket link in this thread to see what I'm talking about.
Originally Posted by r0csfinest
how did you do that? any techniques?
1) Roll windows up (cuts down on smoke in the cabin);
2) Put the car in DS Mode (preffered method is to use paddle shifters)
3) Roll (1st gear - 5-10mph) into a CLOSED area (saftey of course);
4) Turn the wheel slightly to whichever side you plan on whipping the tail end too;
5) Toggle between 1st and 2nd (if need be) - Pump (yes I said pump) the gas peddle as car turns and remains in a spot for a 1 -2 sec.; get's car moving again . . .
6) Oh, put on your favorite music!
Originally Posted by Lawy'dU
not for the 5AT that I know of. I've heard you can use the LSD from the 6MT lsd's but it takes a little custom work.
Originally Posted by r0csfinest
how did you do that? any techniques?
Originally Posted by Wei
so the 6mt is physically different? i would think the diff internal and case should be the same...
From everything I've read and heard, Quaife makes a drop in LSD for the cars that came w/o it from the factory, and it's supposedly the best on the market. If you want to change out the one from a Z or one of the Sport G's you have to have some kind of axle stub thats different from the non-VLSD to the VLSD model. Quaife's is supposed to be the ****e though
Originally Posted by Lawy'dU
just the gas pedal doood. It's a simple doughnut, not even close to drifting. Plus it looked like the pavement was wet too.
Originally Posted by Lawy'dU
just the gas pedal doood. It's a simple doughnut, not even close to drifting. Plus it looked like the pavement was wet too.



