driver's ed

Chocoborider29 · 08-3-2005, 02:07 PM

This is for experienced drivers and ppl who play Gran Turismo 4 alot
(jk abot GT4)

Recently, I was experiemnting with turns at high speeds, near 70-75 with a mazda6. I noticed that, past using faint motion in driving, you can also drift while using the faint motion technique. I found this to be a little bit different, considering that the car didn't anywhere near flip or turn over at 74mph. I have the factory suspension, and no engine mods. Could it be possible thatyou could do this during a hairpin and come out faster than you entered?

08-3-2005, 02:07 PM	#1
Chocoborider29 FFR Player Join Date: Jan 2005 Posts: 99	driver's ed This is for experienced drivers and ppl who play Gran Turismo 4 alot (jk abot GT4) Recently, I was experiemnting with turns at high speeds, near 70-75 with a mazda6. I noticed that, past using faint motion in driving, you can also drift while using the faint motion technique. I found this to be a little bit different, considering that the car didn't anywhere near flip or turn over at 74mph. I have the factory suspension, and no engine mods. Could it be possible thatyou could do this during a hairpin and come out faster than you entered?

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