Racing..., celica V.S. other cars.. Options

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Ok...so last week on thursday i went out with my friends to tried out our cars.. i tried out my friends car a 91 nissan sentra SE-R and lost like 3 car lane... some other guys came along and wanted to race me with a 89 Corolla GT-S and i smoked him like 3 car or so... i think i rev and set my rpm too high..i set it at 3rmp... is that too high??. because off the launch i took the se-r even though they have lsd... i was thinking if i rev too low it might bogg on me...well just a story to tell...what do you guys think??

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Kansei Drift- this is performed at race speeds, when entering a high speed corner a driver lifts his foot off the throttle to induce a mild over steer and then balances the drift through steering and throttle motions. Note that the car that is being used for this style of drift should be a neutral balanced car therefore the over steer will induce itself. If the car plows through any turn this technique will not work.


hehe this one is fun. i did kind of a mixture between the kansei (AKA lift-off drift), the feint, and the jump drift at the last autocross we had...

the course was setup for a long WOT 2nd gear pull leading up to a left lane change, immediatly following the left lane change you swing a right corner that goes up a quick hill and back down, on the other side of the slope is a wide swinging left hander coined "showcase corner", then a final right hander past the finish.
-i took the line through the left lane change and kept the revs up,lifted up off the gas and then jammed it just before entering the right hander up the hill and initiated a very low angle slide heading up the hill, feinted the wheel and utilizing the weight shift from the down hill, cocked the weight back over the right tires and did a slightly larger angled slide (pretty close to a low speed drift) around the showcase corner, and then slide through the last right hander past the finish line. ended up 4th at the event hehe i got out of my car and was "holy hell that was sweet"