tokyo drift here I come!
Anyways... I turned a corner really tight with some speed and I got on the gas to "pull it through"... like how I normally do in my teggie.
Nope! It just makes the back slide out. I corrected and was on my way.
But! It was only like a 2 feet slide probably.
Then I was like "man, I can't drive it like my teggie".
And I don't think I will, it's kinda scary. Untill I have some practice. But unfortunately I won't be practicing it.
This past week, I've noticed if you cut it hard and fast and on the gas at the same time or get on the gas before it straightens out, the back will swing out on you.
Where as the teggie, the way it's set up right now, it will just pull you through, just ride that gas pedal real hard.
It happened twice... first time I was wondering what happened? I had to swerve hard to miss a pot hole while doing a turn.
I tried to figure it out in my head why it kinda "acted weird"...
Then another time, I had to beat a yellow arrow and then I figured it out. Hard tight turn mixed with on throttle will make the back come out, even at just 30 mph.
I know folks say fwd can't beat rwd but... right now... I think my fwd can beat my rwd becuase.... the rwd would love more speed if you don't want the back to come out.... and if you make it come out, well the sliding and correcting is going to take up time.
