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from practicing drifting in the fresh snow, ah the fun, the only thing i want to ask is about 360's i cant manege to do them correctly, i only get to 270 degrees. i do it the way i use for "need for speed porch". i turn the wheel and pull the hand break, close to 180 degree i turn the wheel the oppisite side and press gas( with hand break off). but it doesnt work. the whel just skins.
please advice on how to do it
please advice on how to do it
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I slightly drifted around my street corner near my house lots of slush and no cars around so why not, didnt need to brake but the didn't really make a huge drift but about 40 degree angle im guess fun none the less
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make sure ur in a big parking lot.
go to one end just gun it. about half way spin the wheel to the left or right. im sure ull spin out.
or u could just put trays under ur rear tires and pull up the handbrake and accelerate
go to one end just gun it. about half way spin the wheel to the left or right. im sure ull spin out.
or u could just put trays under ur rear tires and pull up the handbrake and accelerate
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[hr]Originally posted by: RyzRocket02
Hehe. I've been trying to do a 180 on pavement. So far I've only gotten a little over 90 degrees. Any suggestions?
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[hr]Originally posted by: RyzRocket02
Hehe. I've been trying to do a 180 on pavement. So far I've only gotten a little over 90 degrees. Any suggestions?
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