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  • Yeah and after a few laps the tires have reverted to before the discovery of the wheel - square :D

  • its FWD but he holds ebrake

  • Skidding like that with a fwd takes a lot of skills from the driver!

  • rear wheel drive conversion? if only honda made FR civics... i would so buy one..

  • i thoguht it was FWD

  • whats in it?

  • @responsibleError Integra Type-R engine

  • this guys a bitch i do better then him :P haha!

  • front wheel drive drifting, only in japan XD

  • im so sorry for those who define 'drift' for the civic in the video thats its not a true 'drift'....um it is competing in the series is it not? and in japan of all places to be. so dont hate just take it for what it is please.... the Japanese made drifting what it is today, so when they say honda's ff is drifting, let the fact be and accept it for what it is. You can't take the fact that its on the pro-drift level over there... keep your minds open!!!!

  • its fwd cuz look at the front tires there bigger than the rear ones and plus alot of ebrake

  • this is FWD he uses a lot of Ebrake to control the slide , this is not drifting ,

  • I like civic 3 D

  • did he convert his civic to a RWD??

  • @Rafire66 lololololo no

  • @723STONER u sure? it looks like his car is rwd

  • @723STONER u sure? it looks like his car is rwd

  • @723STONER u sure? it looks like his car is rwd

  • @Rafire66 nvm

  • @Rafire66 oh im sure lol anyone should be able to see him riping the E brake through the whole corner at 0:27 its an FF car man c mon

  • @andrewschrock1996

    did you not watch the video?

  • lmao hondas are so pointless, this is not typical

  • K K K

  • he definitely drifting

  • A front wheel drive can't powerslide.

  • you can get a conversion kit. i know its fucking gay.

  • @andrewschrock1996 power sliding and drifting are two completely different things hahahahah

  • @bobbu71

    powersliding is sliding into the corner but not out of it

    feint drifitng is just kicking out the back end when you exit

    drifting is entering and exiting the corner sideways...exactly what this guy is doing

    open your eyes, you might learn something

  • ya, thats not really drifting, I run in the dmcc pro division and I have "drifted" fwd when I was young. All you have do do is enter each corner for an e-brake slide or a feint. The advantage of having fwd is you always have power, so your not loosing as much speed when you e-brake. The disadvantage, is your not roasting the tires, your just flat spotting them, so no epic smoke.

    Put some weight on the front end and some power, and I bet I can make a civic do that all day long.

  • @MadScienceVernon

    it still being a kind of drifting

    e-break and feint is mode to drift

  • Most people dont get the concept of drifting and cant apretiate it.

    What this driver is doing is close to impossible, drifting in a FF car.

  • yay flat spots

  • dude that civic was tearing it up that dude has skill and that car is pretty badass

  • god everyones going on about ricers!!! i dont see tht word in the dictionary!!!! it really pisses me off:@:@

  • hey! i have a EF too!

  • I own a onda, I love them... But if its not an S2K, it should not be "drifting".

  • xD you forgot to mention the NSX

  • dude not all hondas are ricers okay, i know they get riced out alot but still they are good cars and with a simple swap they will destory sti and evo unless they are boosting at high psi

  • how is the honda brand giving a bad name to japan, when they are manufactured in japan, jsut liek the subarus?

    a civic is cheaper than an sti, and has the potential to be as powerful, if not more than an STi with proper engine mods and correct tuning.

    You sir, are opinionated, and there for, your comment is void.

  • yea man, im with yahs,..i like Civics if they are done right..its not the car,.its the owners..ya'h know people who put Loud shitty mufflers on their Civics and claim they have Crazy Hp and bla bla bla,..thats what gives them a bad name....

  • @Volume2infinity Yes!

    they think crazy hp

    sure they do! CrazyLOW Hp xD

  • @Volume2infinity amen!

  • @AlaskanMeTuber. learn to read

  • @Volume2infinity haha my bad thought i was commenting on something else ..stupid multi windows ROFL

  • @Volume2infinity

    all good dawg!

  • @AlaskanMeTuber yea but the civics are not four wheel drive thats why you can compare them...

  • @damianosRC

    do i un-needingly need to link videos of 4wd civics?

    i think i shall, here, click this and then learn to youtube and google before replying to a year old post without said research.

  • @AlaskanMeTuber

    I pm'd ya a link of a 4wd civic, was too lazy to video response it.

  • @AlaskanMeTuber i ve never seen a civic 4wd from the factory , every civic ricer thing has to mod its car to make it 4wd , you don't even know how you can make a 4wd civic.. so STFU

  • @damianosRC

    Search for the bisimoto civic Wagovan.

  • @AlaskanMeTuber its a station wagon so who cares , i told about normal civics

  • @damianosRC

    your ass got served, suck it up, a civic is a civic fool think pre 1998

  • @damianosRC back in 1998 honda released a honda civic shuttle which was 4wd

  • @lilcow418 yes but pretty much worthless seeing how it isnt a AWD that is 50/50, its more like 80% power in the front and 20% power in the back. not only that but it was made to only handle the shuttle, therefore anything with lots of torque/HP will destroy it

  • haha what bald spots on the tires?? hahaha (sarcasm)

  • that shit is funny...! ! !... ... .. .

  • Fwd seems more reasonable then rwd to me for track racing because would you rather pull or push something?

  • only problem fwd you have to share the front tires grip with streering and accel rwd back tires do all the moving while the front do all the steering

  • yeah you will spend more time in the pit with Fwd

  • Try this FWD....

    a powerover

  • FWD is only for really good experienced driver, RWD car are so much easer to drive, its lower than sad to hear someone call FWD cars pussy cars

  • to you it isn't about driving, it's about ego. you shouldn't be taken seriously. you say cornering is all about a transmission in your video, but you leave out tires, suspension and brakes. you say drifting is so easy but you don't put a video of your self drifting to prove how easy it is. muscle cars are fun, i have a vette and a civic, but it can be a whole different kind of fun.

  • im saying it takes more skill to drift a FWD car than a RWD car

  • pretty cool looking ass dragging

  • so basically all you do is lock up the rear wheels ?

    rather than conventional drifting?

  • Powersilding is one of the forms of drifting.....

  • nice skill

  • that ant drifting that is powersliding. them tires got to be like squars

  • sure lotsa flat spots on that rear tyres..

  • isnt it powersliding?

  • wuahahah drift with front wheel drive:P lol

  • try it on a b13 sentra :-b... trust me

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  • Now that is some serious skill!

  • but, y do.

  • i bet this was for d1 street legal

  • Those shoe linings must be fucked up

  • jst looks wrong in a civic

  • butt sliding =D

  • FWD and RWD drift in two different ways, best shown in this video.

    A FWD will use inertia to carry through a turn, where as a RWD will use the power of the vehicle to carry through.

    Both will drift, but a FWD will be harder to drift once you exit a corner, because there is a lack of inertia to break the rear tires and slide the car. That is why the rear tires are smaller than the fronts.

    They are both drifting, they just go about it very differently :)

  • as much as i agree on cant drift a fwd this is close enough that dude knows whats up

  • lads why dont ye stop arguing and agree to call it FRIFTING!for front wheel drive drifting! problem solved !!

  • They are still a Front Wheel Drive... No change.. What the driver is doing is power sliding.. Not Drifting.. Notice the rear wheel stay stationary for a second while the Civic is sliding..

  • not be fucking homo but it basically is, isnt power sliding using power to slide, not e brake

  • The Driver knows what he's doing, maybe he applied some brakes to keep the car on course and at the same time controlling the steering.. Just giving my 2 cents opinion..

    I'm not here to create an argument.. If you think I'm wrong, pardon me.. Have a nice day.. :)

    Best Wishes

  • wait what... civics aren't rear wheel drives are they?

  • nah

  • holy S**T!! thats impressive! i never seen a FF do that b4... hats off dude, thats sweet.. 10/10!

  • not drifting per se but very good powersliding

  • that is drifting. not as cool as fr drifting but its drifting.

  • i would hardly call that drifting he is just on the e brake the whole time dragging the back wheels FAIL get a rwd car and clutch kick it

  • i dono about u, but im pretty sure its easier to drift rwd, rwd will look nicer but alot easier, fwd more skill

  • Actually no because you can control the angel of your drift with the handbrake on a FWD, whereas a RWD vehicle you have to use far more things to do that (throttle, streering, brakes, and handbrake if necessary).

  • iono about u but if i had a rwd it would be so much easier to drift

  • trust me, drifting fwd is alot harder than rwd

    i drifted my buddy's integra 2 weeks ago. NOT EASY. i got the hang of it, the key is to be extremely gentle on the throttle, PM me if u want to know details on how its so hard

  • really? I found that for fwdrifting it took a lot heavier throttle.  the way I used to do it is feinting, countersteering, and heavy pulsed throttling to finely control angle and exit. i only used the handbrake if i heavily undercalculated my angle.

  • every time i throttled it understeered

  • ah, well there are different ways to do it. one way i can describe my technique is... imagine you are trying to pull a 360 and so you get the car turning sharply, then you countersteer and use the throttle to control the angle and direction of the car. you can try it in your car by putting super bald tires on the back and taking a sharp downhill turn... works best if you have really stiff rear suspension. I drifted a civic in the snow at 60 and people were like "is that a fucking civic WTH!?!?"

  • you can drift a shopping cart in the snow. and i would warn you its not smart to drift a ff car as how it is very hard on the car. also when you need to correct yourself you wont have very many options and might find yourself in trouble

  • i don't know if i can agree with you on that. i think if you take it in steps and learn how to do it right your margin of error decreases. there are always ways to exit if you enter right, plus you have the added benefit of the ability to pull the car, which makes recovery very easy unless you have terrible tires. if you transfer the weight to the front tires you have pretty much complete directional control.

  • i drift my 94 civic ex in the snow

  • holy shit thats FWD

  • Yes, yes it is. FWD cars can drift. Now go tell that to every damned person who thinks FWD cars can't drift. Youtubes full of those ppl....shameless.

  • They seem to use the e brake like the anti lock brake. For instance under turning conditions on a FWD if you turn in and smash the brake and the ABS comes on the car will "skate" forwards so to speak. Its like that only on the back. Drift or not its got style

  • old civics don't have ABS >.>, and he probably has a hydraulic e brake hooked up.

  • I would like to highlight that he used it LIKE and anti-lock brakes. The part where I said that is the first sentence. You're a silly willy.

  • oh my bad, yea its definitely a hydraulic

    e-brake though, unless its sharp as hell, besides from that, hydraulic e-brakes usually lock up instantly without pulling hard. Hard compound tires, and the "ABS e-braking" style, it replicates rear wheel drive.

  • in drifting they dont need ABS

  • useless piece of crap

  • thats one way to get flat spots on your tires.

  • drifting is the sport and art of controling a slide... any car can drift.. period caus chuck noris said so and i wouldnt fuck with chuck

  • If e-brake drifting isnt "drifting".Then why did the drift king make a tutorial on how to drift with the E-brake.Huh Huh Huh

  • true. but the drift king initiates the drift with the e-brake, not doing constant e-brake turns. love that tuturial btw :D

  • True True.But this EF is still going around those corners pretty good.

  • According to Tsuchia san, FF cars can drift. And the E-Brake technique is allowed to be called a full on drift.

  • I'd love to see all the shit talkers take a FWD car out to the track and keep it going like that.

  • ahahhahahahahahahahahahahahaha­hah

  • W.E he was sideways with a civic.

  • According to Tsuchia san, FF cars can drift. And the E-Brake technique is allowed to be called a full on drift. TAKE THAT SHIRO SAN!!

  • 名人芸だね。

  • y drift a civic? when you can drift a rwd with a whole lot less effort

  • because drifting a civic takes a lot more skill then rwd.. why did you even ask that ridiculous question.

  • is that civic setup to drift(suspension). Or is it just some coil overs. Great technique.

  • He must be awesome drifting with that torqueless monster

  • yah And if u drift in civics its not smooth until you know a specific technique

  • whoa i thought civics couldnt really

    drift long cuz they were front-wheeel.

    but now i dont care if its rear wheel or

    front wheel .

    nice video

  • all cars can drift, its how the technique is applied to the specific car.

  • thats very true my friend drifted a egg geo metro

  • Drift and powerslide are different.

    Same look/effect. Different terminology.

  • actually there is a difference between drifting a RWD and power sliding a FWD.

    Power Sliding sends you in a straight line to which ever direction you are being pulled at, and always cuts speed drastically with an inefficient acceleration while breaking out of it.

    Drifting spins the back tires with lots of power and torque to create a sliding effect, which can be maneuvered into any angle without losing as much speed as power sliding / slowing down.

    Both requires skill. But very different.

  • very very good car control

  • FWD drift nice:D

    gz gz gz ;]

  • ok fine u can drift FWD ...but it looks like shit , its not a smooth drift and they do is hold the gas and ebrake at the same time

  • all i can say is HANDBRAKE WHORE.. 40 secs.. it clearly shows its just all handbrake menouvering and.. dip shit.. its just a honda body.. rofl ge fucked you low life peice of shiit.. u dont know nothing about cars.. fuk off and die urself buddy

  • i wanna see u do that if cant should keep mouth shut k

  • The civic isn't a sports car, its an econmy car, but for its size and displacement, it will leave anything within its class behind. no it doesnt have torque, its a High rever, its got high end HP and can take that kind of abuse, something most other cars can't do. Civics have style as well it just may not appeal to you. The reason of the large aftermarket; its popular, cheap, and easy to upgrade. Your opnion is just that, you are entitled to it, but at least take an educated look at it.

  • you are wrong on 2 counts, the civic could not beat anything in it's class with it's stock engine, that is why everyone who has ever said anything good about a civic, involved an engine swap, and the large after market came because there is so many of them, no other reason, the civic is just like ford's mustang, you just simply see them everywhere, make no mistake, I am very educated about cars, and you said it yourself, econo box.

  • I respect your educated background on automotive technologies, however, in class C, it still stands tall with its engine. The engine swaps are only common here in the states, in Japan, where this video is originaly from, the twin cam B16 is producing a substantually larger amount of horse power than the USDM D-series engines. I apologize for not being specific

  • dont b mad cuz civic kicks asssssss

  • I'm not mad because civics lick ass, that's what I've been saying all along

  • wahahaha!!! yea yea cuz there som ppl like u who knoe shit about car..... LMAO talk to any import racer..civic/honda motors/cars have alot of power u jux have to knoe how to bring it out...k

  • your name says it all, you are probably one of the most ignorant people I have had the displeasure of correcting on all the web, the civic is a piece of shit econo-box. Engine swap engine swap, engine swap, hell you can put any engine into any piece of shit, NO civic has good power stock, let me just give you and every other retard, some advice, get a better car to start with and you will not have to swap engines, and as for import racers (Ha Ha). Most don't do honda's

  • I agree that the person above your comment could have been a little more aware of spelling. But again, Saying "No civc has good power stock" is really incorrect, look up the specs for the Civic Type R, of SiR II, or the newest ones. Even the EF Chasis SiR Civic and CR-X had 160 stock horses, can you name other cars in that displacement range with that much for that era? Import Racers use what they want, please try to make a more educated statement next time

  • props to this guy he proved all frauds that you can drift with a FWD anyon that wants to oppose this...GO AND DIE!!

  • and they say that front wheel drive can't drift, this civic prove them peepz wrong...ahahaha

  • damn thats a real driver. screw any muscle car lover that says this is shit. they will drive circles around your v8s in fwd while smoking your ass.

  • I drift in real life not on the internet and I laugh when people say this isnt drifting.. it is --he doesnt do it in the same way as a RWD and he cant compete against RWD in a series but damn it people he links the turns in a FWD car, thats talent, he is the only guy I know that is this good at it. Hes been doing it for years, Ive seen him in some real old videos. You guys make remarks that have been pulled right off of pages that describe drifting.

  • good comment mate. this guy has got some serious skills. it's so much harder to drift a fwd and this guy's technique is so polished.

  • mates i can drift my fwd magna wagon like that. but you cant call it driftin. its just draggin the rear wheels. Feels piss funny

  • That is drifting, fwd cars compete in drift comps. The definition of drifting is

    "To cause a vehicle to exceed its tire's limits of adhesion, exhibiting a lateral slip, resulting in an oversteer condition."

    Which is exactly what that guy is doing.

  • FWD cars cannot drift. You can achieve a handbrake slide, like the Blues Brothers use to park their car, but you CANNOT drift. Driftng is power oversteer, doesn't matter how you initiate the slide, drift is power oversteer linking successive corners together at high speed.

  • and how is that not power oversteer? only difference is you are steering with the same wheels you are sliding with... also, "drift is power oversteer linking sucessive corners together at high speed." umm.. correct me if im wrong, but isn't that exactly what he is doing?

  • Alright. All the 14 year olds commenting on this video, GO BACK TO PLAYING GRAN TURISMO 4, and leave the drifting to those of us who actually own cars, and have licenses. That car is NOT power oversteering, it is handbrake sliding. If you don't know the difference between the two, get your arse down to your local racetrack, and participate in an entry-level race driving instructional day.

  • for one thing I am not 14, I am 21, and I have been driving for over 7 years. If FF cars can drift enough that there are actual competition FF drift events in Japan, don't you think that says something on the issue?? I've drifted countless times in both FF and FR cars, and the only noticable difference between the two is one is pushing the car and the other is pulling.. other than that, the idea is relatively the same.

  • Just because the tail end of the car has broken traction in both cases, it is NOT the same. The physics, the grip and weight transfer behind the two kinds of slides are completely different. So you started driving since you were 14, huh? Not bad, you're either a country boy or a car thief... I started driving in our farm ute at 12. No better way to learn to slide than whipping sideways between trees at 80 km/h when you can barely see over the dashboard...

  • lol nah i live in the city. I got my license when i was 14 1/2, but I was driving before then. on the issue, like i said, one is pushing, the other pulling. but the basic idea of getting the tail end out and counersteering the car is the same. its true rw,fw, and 4w drift differently, but what Im trying to say is that the fact that what they are doing is what is classified by even the professionals as drifting.

  • "no drifing for you, ass dragger!" lol

    RWD all the way

  • agreed, he gets sideways and stays sideways... not like those "drift" videos you find her of people in Civics doing 180 ebrake turns

  • amen to that. i can't stand people who watch "the fast and the furious" and think that pulling on your ebrake automatically makes you a drifter. not to hate on the series for trying to bring attention for the scene, but in my oppinion it's totally destroyed the culture. I hate having people ask me if i have NOS in my car, or comment on how my car is "so fast and furious"

  • Those tires would be majorly flat-spotted after that :L

  • you pre-teen losers should grow up, get your licenses, buy a real car (not FWD for fucks sake), get some experience drifting on a race track, and not post crap all over youtube.

  • to people who think professional RWD drifters use the handbrake to initiate a slide, YOU ARE A FUCKEN IDIOT! Pro level drifters almost NEVER touch the handbrake lever, they use inertia (sway) drifting techniques to initaiate most of their slides, with the occasional clutch stab or kerb bounce depending on the circumstances. the 200SX in the background was being HELD UP by the slow FWD handbrake drifter, he was slowing down to make a gap, then OWNING the civic every time he slid a corner.

  • Well considering drifting competitions have nothing to do with speed or times, it doesnt matter if the civic was slightly slower then the 200sx. And alot of times drifters uses multiple techniques to initiate a slide, handbrake, flick anything.

  • Drifting competitions do everything to do with speed, which you would know if you'd ever actually competed at club level, not against your mates on some back roads... The whole idea is to get the most stylish, biggest angles whilst following the racing line and trying to gain enough speed to overtake your opponent. Overtake = instant win. Spin = instant loss.

  • dude, if you're saying that about ff cars, then you seriously dont know what youre talking about. the more power an ff packs, the more severe the engine braking, which induces more lift off oversteer, thus allowing ffs to take corners via the ideal drifting method, lift off oversteer for high speed angled entry, and power on understeer to exit at high speeds.

  • That is impressive but still you can't really class it as drifting, that was locking the rear wheels where as Drifting consists of spinning the rear wheels. Personally I don't even see the point in tuning a FWD car in the first place! It just heightens the risk of under steer, thus less fun...

  • I see a lot of pwnage from that civic driver