The lifelong fight against 4WD drifting.

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You, AWD Drifting will always be there. If people in Drifting haven't heard of the "Art of Sideways" slogan then they can't see anything. Drifting is a "fun" sport. I believe in Drifting as the ART of sideways even if it is power sliding.

okay maybe your right i got nothing truely against awds. more against the noobs that think there good in awds. Slide what you want i suppose however it takes more skill to keep your rwd up with a awd.
 
hey guys, i was wondering if anyone has a good set up for my WRX, looking to do some ken block moves with it, could yal please try and help me out.
 
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ya know what, i agree with Nk4e. as long as your sideways, who cares if its RWD, FWD, AWD, or 4WD? like the post from today stated, he wants a setup to do some gymkhana stuff. cant say i blame him as im personally a fan of ken block.

now before we continue the debate of drifting in RWD vs any other drivetrain, lemme direct you to this thread. . .

Please Read

lets stop the whole debate thing before we get the whole subforum locked.
 
Somehow, that picture doesn't help. But what does help is getting some answers for our curious fellow.
ya know what, i agree with Nk4e. as long as your sideways, who cares if its RWD, FWD, AWD, or 4WD? like the post from today stated, he wants a setup to do some gymkhana stuff. cant say i blame him as im personally a fan of ken block.

now before we continue the debate of drifting in RWD vs any other drivetrain, lemme direct you to this thread. . .

Please Read

lets stop the whole debate thing before we get the whole subforum locked.
Just start by helping out users. Those who ever wants to go against certain types, please ignore the thread and please help the community on where it is needed.
 
sorry can someone just explain to these people that AWD and 4WD are the same gd-thing please?:crazy:

because they are not the same thing.

true 4wd has a high and low range gearing *edit* by use of a transfer case
true awd has just high range gearing *edit* by use of a center differential
 
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because they are not the same thing.

true 4wd has a high and low range gearing
true awd has just high range gearing

Er, as far as I know (and I may be wrong) that's incorrect. I was always of the impression that 4WD is a direct mechanical linkage whereas AWD is a bit more dynamic through the use of LSDs and computer systems and whatnot.

However...this post is completely unrelated to this thread, which really should be locked if we can't just let it die on its own.
 
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