All types of drive systems have the capability of drifting. It’s just different techniques. FWD cars heavily use the handbrake and use the power of the front wheels to drag round a corner. And AWD cars use some of the same principles to drift but instead of counter steering they oversteer making it easier to keep the nose facing the apex. Don’t take this from me, take this from 2 of my qualified automotive lecturers
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damn i think i may end up watching this video a few dozen times until i get the hang of it. thanks for the great and informative video! loved it!
As someone with 1.5k hours in beam and most are spent drifting these are good tips for beginners and some higher level players
ngl that video was great
if you turn hard enough left, you'll find yourself turning right
Can you tell which car you're using? :D Having no luck with a Zender Yokai GXi
Yea looking for the car he is using
It’s a stock config in beam for the grand marshal that was added in the last update
bros voice i could sleep to if he made sleep audios fr
Time to use irl
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"just for RWD cars" well.... only RWD cars CAN drift so im not sure what that meant. other drive-trains can torque-steer and power slide but not drift
All types of drive systems have the capability of drifting. It’s just different techniques. FWD cars heavily use the handbrake and use the power of the front wheels to drag round a corner. And AWD cars use some of the same principles to drift but instead of counter steering they oversteer making it easier to keep the nose facing the apex. Don’t take this from me, take this from 2 of my qualified automotive lecturers