drifters help please !!

08-30-2008, 02:33 PM

hi,im only starting to drift now in the wet.but the thing i cant do yet is drift in the dry.iv just been out trying to drift a roundabout in my new 180 with 2 way diff and s15 turbo,its my baby,lol,i just cant get the steering rite in the dry,it feels different than in the wet,has anyone got any tips an exactly what to do,like rev range and what gear,i have the drift bible,but it dousnt show hw to drift a roundabout,lol

08-31-2008, 11:48 PM

Well obviously its different because breaking traction is so much easier when it's wet. It sounds like your running on stock suspension, save up for some coilovers to stiffen up the chassis. Also, you should probably be in a about 2nd gear maybe? At about 4000-6000 revs? Try going towards it, either feinting or ebraking to initiate then work on your counter steering.

08-30-2008, 02:33 PM	#1
dub drift fan Guest Posts: n/a	drifters help please !! hi,im only starting to drift now in the wet.but the thing i cant do yet is drift in the dry.iv just been out trying to drift a roundabout in my new 180 with 2 way diff and s15 turbo,its my baby,lol,i just cant get the steering rite in the dry,it feels different than in the wet,has anyone got any tips an exactly what to do,like rev range and what gear,i have the drift bible,but it dousnt show hw to drift a roundabout,lol Last edited by dub drift fan; 08-30-2008 at 03:11 PM.

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08-31-2008, 11:48 PM	#2
K!NCH[FC3S] Guest Posts: n/a	Well obviously its different because breaking traction is so much easier when it's wet. It sounds like your running on stock suspension, save up for some coilovers to stiffen up the chassis. Also, you should probably be in a about 2nd gear maybe? At about 4000-6000 revs? Try going towards it, either feinting or ebraking to initiate then work on your counter steering.