Ok cheers, here goes.
Lotus Carlton '90
Trying to drift this car with a DS3 succesfully and smoothly is comparable to the anguish of the Red Bull Challenge. Utter Mayhem, but that's where the fun starts. The beast of the Carlton throws itself into the curves as if its chasing down Jamie Whincup at the Bathurst 1000, relentlessly, Too much throttle, and you meet the lovely sand pit, not enough, and it either straightens up or fangs around in the opposite direction. Its quite easy to maintain a drift coming to the first corner of Tsukuba. Brake prematurely, and e-brake it into the corner, before easing on the throttle, in 4th all through the corner. As you exit, and start to slide to right, throw it into 5th to get some more distance, and gently flick it to the left, then back again. As you make the transition from turn 3 to 4, E brake the car and brake if neccesary, bringing the car down to third. As you exit, flick it into 4th and flick it to the right halfway down the straight, trail braking as you do so. Give it a little gas, and prepare for the sweeping double lefthander.
As you exit turn 5, tap the e-brake and slip the car into 5th with near full throttle, and 6th if nessary to make it to turn 8. As you round turn 7, cut in early and trailbrake/slide in to the eighth turn, slipping back to 3rd, but be careful, as its easy to get the back end around here and spin out. If you manage to survive the entry, slip into 4th, and drift into the back straight, you will need 5th soon to keep the slide down the first half of the straight. Move to the right hand side and flick left and into 6th, brake about ten metres before the tree-shadow-end, and slip into 4th, feathering the throttle and counter steering round the bend. be careful not to overdo it and slip into the sand though. As you exit the corner stay close to the inside and slip into 5th to finish an amazing drift.
This car is a hell of a handful but if you manage to tame it, you may as well have a pet dragon for a car.
Happy Drifting.
Shmo, can you attemt to tune me a '99 Aston Martin V8 Vantage after my in depth review/tutorial?