i was just wondering if it would be possible to drift in a FF civic without having to pull on the e-brake. would using a softer spring in the rear and old tires help out? of course... this drifting would be done in a safe place.. without any other cars or people around... i am just curious... cuz after downloading lots of FR drifting videos off of KAZAA... i just thought i'll post it up... plus i can't sleep so that helps tooo hehe

 

get a ridiculously sized rear sway bar and adjust dampening i believe :dunno:

 

yeah i was thinking about that too...but right now just saving up money first... so i can go on a shopping spree... i was going to get the comptech rear sway with lower tie... but since i have the greddy evo exhaust... it might get in the way... so i am still debating... i already have a neuspeed lower tie i got long time ago but never installed it. i should sell that and get comptech or something... well, we'll see... hopefully i win the lotto tomorrow... it's 45 mil right now.. better go buy it dood.

rui

 

Its alot more difficult to "drift" in a FF. You could do it without the e-brake, but it wouldent be very long.

 

it's a trick to do it, and it's not as pretty. It looses something without throttle control.

the first thing i would do is beef up the front brakes, and heavy up the rear springs, you're also supposed to let air out of the rear tires, but i dont get that.

ive done it, but i can't do it on a routine basis.

ive done inertia drift too, that was perdy cool.

 

the only thing i drift in are the go-karts at putt -putt

 

that's great, the basement is thataway:

https://www.honda-acura.net/forums/f...p?s=&forumid=2

 

well excuse me.. i waa just pointing out that i dont have enough guts to try and drift in my civic and even if i did i dont know how YOU DONT HAVE TO GET SMART ABOUT IT:fawk:

 

 

good call you can join me over there then..