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This is a discussion on AWD Drifting Technique - A Definitive Guide within the DRIFTING Technique Forum forums, part of the DRIFTING Technique category; Ok... that was a really long guide about AWD. But I can't believe I saw CR-V and drifting in the ...
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Ok... that was a really long guide about AWD. But I can't believe I saw CR-V and drifting in the same sentence. I have an automatic CR-V and have been really curious about drifting it.... A little scared about it tipping though; haven't taken a 90º turn more than 20mph. I know for sure I can break it's traction circle by burning out, but the auto tranny thing might not work out for me..... Although, I thought the CR-V was Real Time 4WD. Like, all the tires got the same power ALL THE TIME, you know? The sticker on the back window (came with the car) says so.
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