How do you powerslide the tC?
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in my mind...
everyone starts somewhere in automotive knowledge... i don't think teaching technical information hurts anyone.
no matter how misconcieved their initial ideas are...
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tell that to Keisuke Hatakeyama
it's actually very important to understand lift off oversteer when installing a larger rear swaybar on your car
http://www.hondatuningmagazine.com/f...iew/index.html
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even after that ^^^.... i still feel that the tC(non-Rs*r) should not be drifted(power slid) by this kid... there's way to many factors. Hatakeyama is an expert with a totally different car and a lot of experience. If this kid wants to just have fun, go ahead with the tray drifting. no braking necessary :]
I just put a sway bar in my tC and I'm just wondering if power sliding a tC is hard. I've been looking at videos on youtube of people doing it, so it's possible.
I've read that you can just turn into the corner hard and lose traction, or you can actually use the handbrake to lose traction. Which way is better?
I've read that you can just turn into the corner hard and lose traction, or you can actually use the handbrake to lose traction. Which way is better?
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^^ This....
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even after that ^^^.... i still feel that the tC(non-Rs*r) should not be drifted(power slid) by this kid... there's way to many factors. Hatakeyama is an expert with a totally different car and a lot of experience. If this kid wants to just have fun, go ahead with the tray drifting. no braking necessary :]
Lift off oversteer can be extremely dangerous to novice drivers, because they tend to take entry speeds too high... then brake correct mid turn which can cause unexpected lift off oversteer. so if he does buy a rear sway he'll know that it CAN happen, and why it does.
Last edited by Blumagic; May 10, 2010 at 11:16 PM.
i wounldnt try powersliding on these "made for chick cars"
i learned a expensive lesson doing a e-brake powerslide which was not only a complete failure but had to get new rear side tires which ended up costing $350. =/
EDIT: yeah as they alrdy said...u can do a ff powerslide or drift on wet surface. ..or pebbles if u're retarded. hee
i learned a expensive lesson doing a e-brake powerslide which was not only a complete failure but had to get new rear side tires which ended up costing $350. =/
EDIT: yeah as they alrdy said...u can do a ff powerslide or drift on wet surface. ..or pebbles if u're retarded. hee
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its simple mathematics...
all you have to do it calculate the V(velocity) of beta(your car) to the point were delta 3 and 4 lose traction and the tan theta of your car loses traction and at an angle > 45 dergees to the turn..... cummon man... its not rocket science!!!
all you have to do it calculate the V(velocity) of beta(your car) to the point were delta 3 and 4 lose traction and the tan theta of your car loses traction and at an angle > 45 dergees to the turn..... cummon man... its not rocket science!!!
...simple
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