Does Aero Kits Affect Drifting?

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flyinryan0316
RJLNinja
I was just wondering do they affect drifting, because I was going to buy it for one of my drifting cars.
 
I've wondered this too. At least the purchase isn't permanent so you can change back.
You should do a comparison and let us know the results.
I don't imagine it would affect your drift too much but that could easily vary depending on corner speed and wing settings.
 
scy544845
I've wondered this too. At least the purchase isn't permanent so you can change back.
You should do a comparison and let us know the results.
I don't imagine it would affect your drift too much but that could easily vary depending on corner speed and wing settings.

ok :)
 
I highly doubt it makes a lot of difference. If you see a drift car with a wing it's just for looks.
 
GTTurtle
I highly doubt it makes a lot of difference. If you see a drift car with a wing it's just for looks.

Wings create downforce, downforce helps traction, strangely enough traction is necessary for effective drifting. The effect is diminished somewhat @ higher drift angles, but it effects nonetheless.
 
Yes, aero kits do affect drifting. Drive a car without it for a while, then drive that same car with max downforce and you should feel a bit of difference.
 
SFX_Adavicro
Yes, aero kits do affect drifting. Drive a car without it for a while, then drive that same car with max downforce and you should feel a bit of difference.

Yes but if you spend all day drifting 60-80kph corners, you're very unlikely to experience any difference.
 
scy544845
Yes but if you spend all day drifting 60-80kph corners, you're very unlikely to experience any difference.

I pull sharp corners @ 40-60 kph on my low powered cars(miata, cappucino) regularly, yes there is a difference, especially evident w/ a wheel(dfgt)
 
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