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OKAY I LIVE IN CANADA ONTARIO, AND YES THERE IS ALOT OF FRIGGIN SNOW~ AND I AM A PIZZA DRIVER AND IT TENDS TO GET BORING SO I HAVE MASTERED THE E- BRAKE DRIFT AROUND THE CORNERS, BY DOING THIS IS IT BAD FOR THE E BRAKE, I DONT DO IT EVERY CORNER BUT WHEN I KNOW THE AREA GOOD ENOUGH I WILL PULL IT HERE AND THERE. I ONLY DO IT WHEN THERES PACKED SNOW OR FRESH SNOW NEVER ON PAVEMENT, SO IS IT GOOD TO PULL THE E-BRAKE?

 
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theres nothing wrong with doing it except that it can cause the ebrake cable to get slack in it.

also, WHY ARE YOU TALKING IN ALL CAPS? IF YOUR KEYBOARD IS BROKEN, THEN OK. GET A NEW ONE THEN, HELL..I'LL SEND YOU ONE ALL YOU GOTTA DO IS PAY FOR SHIPPING. IF NOT, THEN BY INTERNET ETTIQUETTE STANDARDS YOU ARE YELLING AT THE WHOLE FORUM WHICH ISN'T COOL.

the caps lock button is next to the a key.

 
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wow sorry dude,

 
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i'm not trying to be an *** or anything...but its just easier to read. I know you're probably excited and everything, but i know a lot of members will be more willing to help you out and not flame you for whatever if you type like a normal person. just a word of advice for ya.

 
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I am a structural designer and everything I type is in caps except on this cite of course. Theres no lowercase letter on a blueprint. Just thought I would share. lol

 
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what is a cite? lol

 
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back to the ebrake thing-i dont do it it hurts my tires. And dont call it drifting like they do in 2fast 2furious its just power sliding. u need a rwd car to really drift.

 
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Ahhh the e-brake.. what a wonderful thing in the snow

 
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Cite: To quote; to repeat, as a passage from a book, or the words of another. ; To quote as an authority or example. ;

 
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lol i do the same thing... they usualy leave an inch or 2 on the roads around here, so i pull it on most corners

 
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I wouldn't worry about the ebrake but about your alignment or something else with your suspension. But ya I do it for fun in my work parking lot.

 
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well heres a tip, when you turn in.. dont turn all the way.. u wanna halfway turn in.. that way you can countersteer faster, and not as much

 
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I doubt it'll hurt anything. It's just an ebrake

 
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well there have been incidents where the rear drums lock up and just wear down the brakes

 
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A pizza delivery guy E-brake drifting... Do you get a lot of complaints that all your customers cheese has slid to one side?

 
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I guess I was own3d by English. I never said I could read. You just assumed. LOL! My bad for the typo, guys.

 
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They're called hand-brake turns everwhere else, It's always puzzled me why you call it the emergency brake, it's the LAST thing i'd want to pull in an emergency!
Shouldn't do any real damage though unless you knock your rear wheel on a kerb or something.
Would cause extra wear on rear tyres (not a typo just the proper English spelling of tires!) and may lead to them needing to be balanced cause of uneven wear, though on slippery conditions wear would be minimum.
Also when you pull the brake hold the button in otherwise you'd wear out the ratchet.
I prefer lift-off-oversteer to handbrake turns