which is your favorite drifting drivetrain?

[mindless_dude]

my favorite is fr . because you can more control the car in a drift then 4wd or ff,never tried mr .

 

[rakanishu]

4WD because I can go "ass-first" trough long turns without spinning out ^^

 

[mindless_dude]

well if you now how to drift and balance the car , you wont spin

 

[rakanishu]

Well I belive that you can go wider with a 4WD, its not a problem to drift a RWD. It think it is at the same difficulty but the way I drift with a Skyline wouldn't be possible with an RWD, because I have the front wheels pulling me inwards.

 

[mindless_dude]

you are right but i dont have settings for 4wd car to drift so thats why i dont use 4wd

 

[mindless_dude]

can i get your settings for a 4wd drift? please please

 

[rakanishu]

I don't have a PS2 atm, but I can give you some pointers. Some options I recommend is:
* All aids off
* Max HP
* Full lowering
* Stiffening the suspention
* Super Soft Front
* Normal or Realistic Back

I think it something like that I use for drifting, and it's fairly easy to do extremly wide drifts.

(Note: I use the analoge sticks for both trottle and steering)

 

[takumi64]

I like FFs because you can clear corners by stepping on the gas and the brakes at the same time. Using this method is very hazardous for FR cars...

 

[SR20DET]

i've only used one MR car ( NSX ) and i can drift good with it... FR is amazing as well... 4WD is tough for me for some reason.... i can get the car sideways n all, but i STILL understeer! i need help with 4WD drifting. So if anyone got advice...POST IT UP!!!!

 

[Nightmage82]

i believe i have perfected the 4wd drift setup, check out my post here:

https://www.gtplanet.net/forum/t-20348.html

feel free to ask for advice.


4wd drifting is much easier for beginners cause if u mess up and u feel ur back sliding away, u floor the pedal, full countersteer and it will bring u back 95% of the time

to outline the basics, vcd to 15%, asm to 0, tcs to 1, minimum downforce on the back, more grippy tires on front than back, and ur cooking

paul