Amateur tries FWD drifts in the snow [4K60FPS]

[@kevinpeter1343]

Just a tip, how i performed awesome drifts and perfect donuts on a fwd, after some practice the results will be awesome. Press the button on the handbrake when you pull it and don't keep it like that for too long! Keep playing with the handbrake to control the back tyres. Traction control off and accelerate just as much as you need, feel the car. Combine this 2 things and have fun🦾. Keep calm when you drift and don't gain too much speed, because you will keep your speed from acceleration, that's why you turn off the traction control. Most drifts are failed when you pull that handbrake without releasing it, that's why you need to keep that button pressed and just lift it or release it for a perfect control. Stay safe on the road! Hope you the best.

[@wobi2215]

bro i used your tip and had so much fun. thx a lot.

[@Kama3ik9]

Can you say please any methods to perform the fwd drift without handbrake? Cause my handbrake doesn’t working(

[@BigToro]

@@Kama3ik9 you can use lift off oversteer, just be careful if you try it.

[@s.1279]

​@@Kama3ik9transfer weight of a car properly

[@tt-nm4yj]

seems like great fun! can't wait for it to snow this chirstmas!

[@SoGood_Racing]

dont bin the car lol

[@Kavaitsu]

It's snow in my entire country rn 😋

[@naziyabegum329]

Plz don't tell it It doesn't snow in india

[@Godlikemind]

In my country climate change says no to snow

[@possibleproblem479]

something that really helps me with this kind of stuff is having a racing sim setup. if you have a pc that can run kind of strenuous games id recommend beamng drive since thats about as close to reality as you'll get. you can learn how to drift along with other very useful techniques with no concequences and it translates really well into the real world. you'll feel safer on the road and more comfortable with loosing traction in bad situations. just make sure you account for real world things though, like transmission and differential damage. specifically if you have an automatic. it can be easy to break axles, cause transmission temps to rise dramatically, cause problems inside of your differential, etc... manual transmissons are typically a little more forgiving in terms of wear besides the differential. but theres always risks that aren't simulated. also dont be too confident with racing sims. they're helpful because they let you understand the physics at play. but they dont simulate everything. a lot of people think they're invertable because they can drift in beamng drive. truth is a lot of sim games dont simulate ice well. ive found dirt in beamng is the most simular, but still far from the feeling of snow. full on drifting in the snow with transfers and mongie's is a good way to loose complete traction of the front wheels which is what matters. especially since grip on ice is very unpredictable. just get to know your car specifically and understand real world risks and inconviences. it also helps to know how weight is distributed in your car. fwd cars are typically front heavy since there's no rear drivetrain components.

[@differentdriving9282]

I love BeamNG, I have it since the west coast update or so.

[@JeweledJames]

Brother I will tell you I have a nice dandy setup with an e break, shifter, wheel and pedals, and the second I ripped the e break for the first time this winter I was so amazed at how well of a job beam has done. I’ve spent 2.5k hours (roughly) driving in that game and I said out loud “it’s just like the video games!” Myself, am a very confident driver. I honestly thank beamng for this. Beamng and a wheel taught me everything I needed to know before hopping in the vehicle for the first times. You are right with the ice, but every other aspect is simulated so perfectly that my skill was already so advanced hopping into the car. I have a nack for driving things - I typically am just good at operating vehicles (not like Cats or industrial shi) but I wouldn’t be where I am without Beamng. Drifting my fwd with the handbrake in the snow is different because of the different physics experienced with FWD vs RWD. I am able to practise/already had practiced that skill and it translates perfectly. Beamng is the best game. And then when I want to get fun, hop on assetto corsa and cut up no hesi. I have yet to get into assetto corsa drifting partially because I’ve gotten so nice with Beamng

[@yebacpolske3648]

Small advice, just slightly pull your handbrake and leave it there so you can learn to countersteer with both hands on wheel. Than build some speed and you will be drifting every time you turn.

[@qw9uj]

Don't do that. Please. Not with the N. I mean not with the modern cars lol you will find yourself changing drums every weekend 😂

[@trainman86trainstramsandmore]

How to drift when u don't know how to drift:

[@grantbooher7]

how to look like a nob who ignores video titles:

[@trainman86trainstramsandmore]

@@grantbooher7 how not to take sarcasm:

[@grantbooher7]

@@trainman86trainstramsandmore i miss the old us.. before the fights. before the trains. please come back home 😭

[@trainman86trainstramsandmore]

@@grantbooher7 what?

[@vetrunaspetkus917]

@@trainman86trainstramsandmore looks like you've lost :D

[@CwalkGER]

Lol. Bin völlig random auf das Video gestoßen und bemerke anschließend dass ich die Geschäfte kenne. Grüße aus Rheine :D

[@Zero-ig1op]

Ich auch 😂

[@androidforfree212]

try to go on a bigger parking lot and drift at 3000-4500 rpm, its much funner :)

[@maxpihlanker8416]

rpms dont mather in fwd... barly. more rpm less grip.

[@chemistryfps]

@@maxpihlanker8416 ........? less grip = drift xDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD

[@maxpihlanker8416]

@@chemistryfps not on front wheels If u drift fwd..

[@Shawna051587]

I did this with my dad, very fun

[@Crusifixers420]

Tip Pull handbrake. Let go of the gass. Try to make the back of the car go first into the corner then throttle to maintain or pull your self in.

[@LeGarsQuiSaitPas]

"Trying to drift with a non-RWD be like"

[@kilokrafts2039]

you should do tandems XD

[@politicoinutil]

Impresionante 🤣

[@vmustafayevv]

Is it allowed to drift weekends in public places?

[@differentdriving9282]

As long as no one calls the cops on you I guess.

[@vmustafayevv]

The same as in Poland then 😁 but I am not sure if they can next day take number from number plate and provide it to Police 🤔

[@differentdriving9282]

@@vmustafayevv well if its only one person without any evidence, that would be statement vs statement wich is not going to be even considered for court.

[@DominiAeternum]

Not really

[@98Blacklightning]

Where there’s no Kläger there’s no Richter

[@deqziii]

what car are you driving sir

[@errdna]

hyundai i30N

[@kriselmazaj4874]

dude the ptsd i got from watching this

[@e-berry]

It's Hyundai i20, right?

[@differentdriving9282]

Its the i30N

[@jefazo666]

drifting in a parking lot is worst idea ever. You can destroy your rims with the curb of the sidewalk

[@paulus4443]

Better than in traffic lmao. You don’t really find better places nearby...

[@ЛексЛексыч]

blah blah blah, let the kids do the fun stuff, the place is empty and flat, stop moaning about curbs.

[@LibbyMarshal-r1h]

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[@joevitobongiorno9910]

Fuck yeah

[@ElsieDixon-o2e]

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[@dracosubs6141]

ngl this is cheeks

[@LevetiHD]

Die mit dem roten Stuhl

[@maxkolonko6483]

Haha born...

[@kodakgreen6047]

Just one big mistake you made. Hyundai!

[@diptarupghosh4431]

hyundais are great cars

[@Marlon_J.]

Same goes für Suzuki, I drive 2015 Suzuki Swift 1.2 94HP fwd and even that light little b*tch goes sideways pretty hard sometimes it's scary but cool 😂

[@szypki_zygi]

Bruuh my old Jag drifts so much better than this on handbrake its not even funny