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Old 11-10-2010 | 06:36 AM
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Default RE: E rs4 for drifter

using nitro for drifting [X(] - start out on large track layout! Nitros are usually set up for mid-range power and top end speed and add a 2 speed transmission to that and it's blazing speed. As gokimedoro stated, drift is about control, precise throttle control, which on a speed demon nitro is hard to dial into, that is why you never see nitros being used for drifting in organized events and clubs. You need a car that has a super smooth throttle transition, if not it's hard keeping it in control, lot's of raw power in take off leads to donuts, especially in switchbacks (sliding out of one direction and instantly sliding into the opposite direction)

So don't get discouraged if you cant slide the nitro like the videos you see out there, if you want to bash around with a nitro and that's a lot of fun, do it in a large area. A small layout will frustrate you.

Let us know how you make out! best to you.