are you used to snow drifting? You were going very slowly and your drifting were not very long, maybe there was lots of ice though... Anyway use more your throttle so you can drift longer and better!! :D
Yeah people dont realize that integras and ef and sometimes eg's are really good rally cars. just because scoobies are awd everything thinks they need it. I love my rally ef. its like a little go kart.
Yeah i bet, though FWD can be good for controlling the front while the back slides, can make life easier, but you have to watchout for kickbacks, that just spin you out the otherway, done that a few times too.
oh yeah, thats hapened to me a number of times, youre sideways the rear end grips gets thrown out the other way you over correct a little then you go spinning
front wheel drive drifts easy in snow, u have to use your e brake tho, or you can left foot brake, with a little flick and the e-brake the rear end goes right out and you steer into it wile feathering
I used a stickypod camera mount. Google stickypod, it is the first result (comments don't like links). Although I'm sure there are some better ones by now, but it has lasted me 2 years.
I love playing in snow. Never have in an AWD. Or in 4x4 drive. I always play in a parking lot before taking it to the streets just to test how slippery it is. Well it'll give you an idea. Just don't play too much. Totaled a truck doing that.
I also do traction tests but you have to expect changes in traction (expect the worst) and be able to read the road. Yes, keep it well within your limits when playing. Keep Safe!
a traction test is basically: brake real hard, find the traction limits and accelerate real hard and see how much i can get away with. I judge the traction with that and how the road looks. But good video idea :)
I do the same thing. But looks can be way off. I've drifted a lot and one it was a little more slippery and my truck just swong way out. Then I turned it back and it was still really slippery and I couldn't save it. So I hit the brakes hoping I'd slide down the road but I went off and hit a tree going like 45. I was stupid back then. Now I barly do it. But I play first then go where I'm going just for a test. And a little harmless fun.
iv done that. it had snowed in Barstow. (which it never does) and i did a hard launch and realized things were slipperier than appeared. so i was coming off a highway ramp and i pulled the e-brake to see how far i would slide. But just the tiniest steering input sent me sideways at like 30 mph. so i just slid into the middle of the road hoping i wouldn't get hit. there was like nobody out there driving so i was saved a wreck and the embarrasement.
the basic same thing hapened to me, going 40 on ice and lost it, i didnt tap my brakes tho, cause i knew they would lock, i just understeered into a tree on the left side of the road, and yeah it is a big risk. However doing it on fresh snow with iceless tarmac underneath is the best, and most controlled condition.
haha, this crap is so freaking FUN! i was doing a little bit of it in my legacy about a week ago but my dumbass hit a gaurdrail and busted the corner lamp and messed up the fog light and skinned the bumper up pretty bad =/
Post Moar stuffs phlox,
gsteinagel 1 month ago
I love winter for this reason alone.
merlinfromberlin37 11 months ago
Ahah I love to do this with my Peugeot 206. (yes, it's possible)
Olivier1989 11 months ago
i wish i had your car so i could drive like a man in the snow
1337shellc0der 1 year ago
should of been doing it straight piped at 3:30 in the morning lol
Scubasteve13123 1 year ago
Is this at Rit
bsbll2f 1 year ago
are you used to snow drifting? You were going very slowly and your drifting were not very long, maybe there was lots of ice though... Anyway use more your throttle so you can drift longer and better!! :D
djembetrombonist138 1 year ago
your just driving round a carpark your not doing anythink great
stewartnell 2 years ago
How do you not lose control? lol like what do you do to drift like that?
lololmao7 2 years ago
@lololmao7 AWD.
Plisken1986 2 years ago
a little steering, a lot of throttle control.
branbai 2 years ago
ha ha I love doing this in my Integra in winter, and on dirt back roads lol
would love 2 see more
Wannabe000 2 years ago
Yeah people dont realize that integras and ef and sometimes eg's are really good rally cars. just because scoobies are awd everything thinks they need it. I love my rally ef. its like a little go kart.
DrXsjado 2 years ago
oh its fun ain't it? though works best RWD or AWD. try doing that shit in a FWD.
BIFPproductions 2 years ago
I used to do that in a FWD about 6 years ago. The memories make me love my WRX that much more :)
twoguysrally 2 years ago
Yeah i bet, though FWD can be good for controlling the front while the back slides, can make life easier, but you have to watchout for kickbacks, that just spin you out the otherway, done that a few times too.
BIFPproductions 2 years ago
oh yeah, thats hapened to me a number of times, youre sideways the rear end grips gets thrown out the other way you over correct a little then you go spinning
udamamma321 2 years ago
"doing that" entails powering your rear end ahead of you.... how exactly can you do that in a FWD car? haha
Also, use more throttle and less steering input, you won't lose it as much
Devgru38 2 years ago
front wheel drive drifts easy in snow, u have to use your e brake tho, or you can left foot brake, with a little flick and the e-brake the rear end goes right out and you steer into it wile feathering
udamamma321 2 years ago
haha, 1:00
GCimprezaFTW 3 years ago 2
ha i was drifting with my civic in the snow its some good fun.
DLoc137 3 years ago
what kind of camera mount did you use for this video? make and model please!
scootfd3s 3 years ago
I used a stickypod camera mount. Google stickypod, it is the first result (comments don't like links). Although I'm sure there are some better ones by now, but it has lasted me 2 years.
twoguysrally 3 years ago
I do that lol in my durango all the time.
Zomgdevil 3 years ago
Looks fun. :D Waiting for my turn *eyes the sky* It's cold, but no snow... what a jip.
darkfire420 3 years ago
lucky, i dont get snow in texas :D
cobralover88 2 years ago
Looks like fun :D
Too bad there's no snow here :(
Protocol47 3 years ago
I love playing in snow. Never have in an AWD. Or in 4x4 drive. I always play in a parking lot before taking it to the streets just to test how slippery it is. Well it'll give you an idea. Just don't play too much. Totaled a truck doing that.
Dshaws90fordf150 3 years ago
I also do traction tests but you have to expect changes in traction (expect the worst) and be able to read the road. Yes, keep it well within your limits when playing. Keep Safe!
twoguysrally 3 years ago
O do you have videos of that too?
Dshaws90fordf150 3 years ago
a traction test is basically: brake real hard, find the traction limits and accelerate real hard and see how much i can get away with. I judge the traction with that and how the road looks. But good video idea :)
twoguysrally 3 years ago
I do the same thing. But looks can be way off. I've drifted a lot and one it was a little more slippery and my truck just swong way out. Then I turned it back and it was still really slippery and I couldn't save it. So I hit the brakes hoping I'd slide down the road but I went off and hit a tree going like 45. I was stupid back then. Now I barly do it. But I play first then go where I'm going just for a test. And a little harmless fun.
Dshaws90fordf150 3 years ago
Yep, there is a big risk associated with driving like this.
twoguysrally 3 years ago
iv done that. it had snowed in Barstow. (which it never does) and i did a hard launch and realized things were slipperier than appeared. so i was coming off a highway ramp and i pulled the e-brake to see how far i would slide. But just the tiniest steering input sent me sideways at like 30 mph. so i just slid into the middle of the road hoping i wouldn't get hit. there was like nobody out there driving so i was saved a wreck and the embarrasement.
heterosapien69 2 years ago
the basic same thing hapened to me, going 40 on ice and lost it, i didnt tap my brakes tho, cause i knew they would lock, i just understeered into a tree on the left side of the road, and yeah it is a big risk. However doing it on fresh snow with iceless tarmac underneath is the best, and most controlled condition.
udamamma321 2 years ago
@udamamma321 Ice underneath is the worst. And so are poles right on the outside of turns.
Plisken1986 2 years ago
@Dshaws90fordf150 or you dont try drifting trucks
Scubasteve13123 1 year ago
haha, this crap is so freaking FUN! i was doing a little bit of it in my legacy about a week ago but my dumbass hit a gaurdrail and busted the corner lamp and messed up the fog light and skinned the bumper up pretty bad =/
JonMinney1 3 years ago 2
ouch! there is a risk associated with sliding around in the snow. Be safe out there!
twoguysrally 3 years ago
haha, yeah you can't take turns too fast around gaurd rails at least.
JonMinney1 3 years ago
LOL !! "fucking turn pls" !! LOL ... by the way what type of LSD your STI has :) ?
archon301 3 years ago 2
It is a stock WRX Wagon (so it is not an STI). I'm not actually sure what the differentials in my 06 wrx. I should check up on that.
twoguysrally 3 years ago
haha thats fuckin dope man. looks like so much fun.
colestevens 3 years ago 2
:) it was
twoguysrally 3 years ago