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Wed Jun 14, 2006 4:53 pm
You really need to let the LSD rest for a while after you drift for a little while... Theres no way to cool the fluid, so you need to let it rest for a while!!!
Winter drifting is good to learn control and what to do when your losing control... its a lot easier to lose control on the snow than on pavement because you have no grip even if you hit the brakes and let off the gas... The rain is good to learn too because you get some grip but still can slide fairly easy.. The rain is probably better to learn, but you can really become familiar with your car that way... When i have done snow drifting I have always ice my tires up so be noted of that...
Basically if your wanting to learn, take your car in the snow.. once you can sort of get the car do sorta what you want (goes in the general direction you want, not losing control all the time), then step it up to the rain..... Pretty soon youll be doing figure 8s around lightpoles...
ALSO, dont be one of those dillweeds that drifts on the street!!! i dont care what your excuse is, dont do it... Parking lots where all you can do is screw up your car, yourself or a casual light pole is one thing..... BUt doing that crap on the road is uncalled for.....