reverse 180 or "J turn". do not attempt this at home.
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whats with the rim comments?
its obvious he swapped his rims for some junky ones with cheap o tires because hes sliding out the front
no point in wasting good tires
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I did it in my home can you belive it
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Id say you better attempt this at your own home...
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I attempted this at home and it worked out just fine :P
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u need to turn the wheel opposit and then sling it back, let completely go of wheel
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Yeah this is really easy to do. You don't even have to go that fast if you have a light car to throw around just make sure u have enough room.
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queers
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i can do this but there is a little problem with mine, its not very smooth or as compact as yours was, any tips? iv been trying diffrent ways to do it, i drive a 1998 saturn sl1 (4 cylinder yea i know its bad) front wheel drive, automatic (also bad) any tips other then try it in a diffrent car because i have tried it in a standard VW beetle
bloodyrunesd 3 months ago
@bloodyrunesd try whipping it VERY slightly the other way before doing the reverse 180. be careful because if you do it just a little bit too much, you'll the the 180 in the opposite direction of what you want, just make sure you have a lot of space.
nstabl 2 months ago
you know I just realized the reason mine are so tight also has to do with the fact that im still pushing the gas after i start turning the wheel. don't fuck up your tranny but this might be whats making mine nicer.
nstabl 2 months ago
Well done 180s! Let me clear up a few things. I've been doing these for decades going forward and reverse in RWD, FWD, and AWD. The technique is the same in all cases in reverse; enough speed, shift to neutral, turn steering wheel quickly, straighten wheel as car slides around, engage forward gear, accelerate. Doing this won't break your differential or tranny. You CAN roll over high center of gravity vehicles; only do it with those on ice and snow.
snowrocket 1 year ago
@snowrocket Yeah, what he said - except you don't even need to put it back in drive (to be safer for when you're first learning)....
nstabl 1 year ago