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It will be in gt2?
Corvette Grand Sport.Lancer DrifterSorry about my english, a portuguese speaking english is a little hard. Sometimes this happen. My question was and is: I want a car to drift, but can't be a japanese car. What car should I buy?
LaNcErFrEaK86guys...can a sileighty drift?? i tried a lot of times but i can't do it...
DarinDrifting is over rated...
LaNcErFrEaK86guys...can a sileighty drift?? i tried a lot of times but i can't do it...
Lancer DrifterLook for settings for a s13 or a 240sx, or put he car lower than possible, and the back stiffer than front.
silviadrifterThe back stiffer than the front?.... You still don't understand what the suspension does, do you...?...
The spring rates should be stiffer in the front, and softer in the rear.... This creates a pivot point, and allows for the rear to lose traction easier.....
Lancer DrifterOk, your settings make the car drift more easily, but make the car spin very easily too, my settings make the car understeer if not in drift, but my is better at drifting, because you can have more speed and control during the drift.
silviadrifterYou just don't get it....
You can't use trickery, or counterproductive settings..... Technique is the key.....
I can drift almost every turn/section in GT2/GT3, with great angle, and smooth line.... There is a good reason for this.... I have taken the time to learn real life techniques, and researched how/why the settings do what they do....
Making the spring rates stiffer in the back, is counterproductive (for drifting)..... However, you just want to be stubborn....
You don't realise that you spin out a lot with my settings, because you are used to crazy counterproductive settings, and lack the ability to control it....
You can do whatever you want, but don't tell everyone else to use counterproductive settings/technique, because I have to go around and help people unlearn what becomes bad habbit..... Once you have learned something the wrong way, it takes a lot of time to unlearn it..... That's why you should always make sure you get it right (or as close as possible) the first time.....
Lancer DrifterWell, lancerfreak86, use the settings you want, I already used my settings and from the silviadrifter, both can drift, I only prefer my settings because in speed drift the car don't spin so easily, but the settings from silviadrifter is more easier to exhibition drift.
Now I have another question, why so many people use e-brake to drift or to chain curves?
oxigen_gsr(wtf is this e-brake, emergency brake? it's not for ferkin emergencies /off rant) the handbrake is the easiest way to get a car properly sideways before a turn. it's quite possible to hang it out mid turn just under power, or with a bloody great big flick pre corner to get it sideways before the corner. In gt2 it's the only way to get the back out proper before a corner, since shiftlock doesn't work without a clutch. I know you don't use it silvia drifter, and it shows. while you have superior skills hanging it out through turns and linking, you rarely get cars totally sideways before corners. learn how to use this "amateur" as you call it technique, it looks better.
oxigen_gsri know what i meant, you took it all wrong. cant be bothered explaining, but i'm not crazy!
oxigen_gsr"it's quite possible to hang it out mid turn just under power, or with a bloody great big flick pre corner to get it sideways before the corner. "
self explanitory.
"In gt2 it's the only way to get the back out proper before a corner, since shiftlock doesn't work without a clutch."
not entirely true i'll give you that. you can use a bloody grat big flick to get it out, my point is that you don't do it very well, and it shows. using the handbrake might be "lame" (it's not for emergencies dammit) but it gets a car sideways, and scrubs off speed. it looks better. you don't get your cars very sideways pre corner, i've seen your vids, maybe you should consider not just how hard a drift is but how it looks. it's about looking good. and getting it hell sideways with the handbrake looks good. better than anything i've seen you do.
not trying to slam your technique, it just sounds like you think your way is the only and the best way. maybe you should consider that other people aren't all idiots who think they can drift coz they spun their mum's car out in the wet once.
not trying to slam your technique, it just sounds like you think your way is the only and the best way. maybe you should consider that other people aren't all idiots who think they can drift coz they spun their mum's car out in the wet once.
using the handbrake might be "lame" (it's not for emergencies dammit) but it gets a car sideways, and scrubs off speed. it looks better.
better than anything i've seen you do.
man ther'es a difference between an attack on your technique, and saying that it's flawed and doesn't look any good.
i'm just saying that you don't get sideways before corners as much as you probably should, and that it would be good to see more of it.
I'm just offering that maybe you're not perfect
if you don't like criticism on your work, don't go looking for it by posting vids. some people will like it, some wont. I'm just offering that maybe you're not perfect. never said i could do any better, I doubt i could. but I do think your technique is flawed, and i don't think it looks as good as it could.
it's flawed and doesn't look any good.
LaNcErFrEaK86well, ok..i 'll try to lower down de front suspension n make de rear suspension higher....izzit ok??
Lancer DrifterPut the ride heigh lower than possible, and in the spring ratio put the front stiffer than the back. This may be better during the drift, but it is only better for drift, in grip it causes understeering. If you want to try, put the rear brake at 24 to make the rears wheels block and make the rear slide (I only needed that at the beginning, I actually don't need that).
If you want more specific settings I can give you.
Now about the e-brake, in my opinion, for speed drift (that's my type of drift) the e-brake is really crap because it make the car lose rpm and rpm in speed drift is really important, and some times, with a good control of throttle, a guy can do the same like in e-brake. A guy only need a good control of throttle.
silviadrifterlol.... What a blatant contradiction....
Furthermore, I have never stated that I am the be all end all of technique.... I have meerly stated that I understand all of the techniques, and how they are used in real life situations... This has come through a lot of research... So yeah, I am proud of the knowledge I have atained through hard work, and practice....
Also, I am interested in knowing which vids you are refering to?.... I haven't put out any FR footage for quite a long time.... The last vid I put out was "Countersteer Zero", which showcased all AWD vehicles, drifting with no countersteer... This vid was to showcase a very specific style, and is in no way a reflection of my FR, MR, RR, drifting ability, or technique.....
Stock Silvias - footage 2 years old
Slide - footage between 1.5 and 2 years old
Sim Adv. 2nd Stage - footage 1.5 years old
So, if you are refering to these vids, then I completely agree with you.... I was not very experienced yet, and was still refining my technique, and finding my style..... There is no recent (even remotely recent) FR, MR, RR, or even FF footage, for you to gain any incite into my technique, or style, so you really don't have much of an argument...
Actually, I am sideways before the corner about 75% of the time(unless the situation calls for otherwise), but of course you wouldn't know that, since I haven't released any footage.... You will indeed see some of that, in my current project.... (first project in a long time)..... I'm not sure when it will be done, but it shouldn't take too long to finish.....
Captain obvious strikes again....
There is a difference between constructive criticism and,
Not exactly constructive, and definitely not informative....
Let it go.... You have no argument, and you're just clutching at straws....
oxigen_gsrmy apologies for doubting your talent. I won't do it again. I'll keep using the e-brake though, untill, and If i ever learn, the same sort of throttle control as you. i suppose you're right, I'm just an amateuer who doesn't want to be told he's wrong.