Tremek Car Video Forum

quikflip27 · 01 Jun 2005, 08:10 pm

so if ff cars get understeer, and fr cars get oversteer, wut du all wheel drive cars get?

doubledeuce · 01 Jun 2005, 08:20 pm

both, if you do it right.

FocusZTS · 01 Jun 2005, 08:22 pm

4 wheel drift

Heitzke · 17 Jun 2005, 11:29 am

FF doesn't automatically mean understeer, nor does RWD mean oversteer. FF cars are more inclined to understeer due to the weight bias, but suspension changes can easily overcome this, the same goes for RWD. As for AWD cars, there are lots of factors in how it handles, for example EVO's have shown to be moderatele tail happy but STI's have shown some plowing on the track (stock of course).

nismoron · 17 Jun 2005, 04:19 pm

All of the AWD cars I have ever driven hard tended to push (underster) in the turns... You cant come in as hot with them but you can hit the gas a LOT sooner the rwd, and if you make a boo boo, it's a lot easier to get out of it. Countersteer and hit the GAS!!!

Generally speaking of course!

And glad to see the AL represented here!!!

mattlikespeople · 17 Jun 2005, 05:46 pm

Quote:

Originally Posted by Heitzke

FF doesn't automatically mean understeer, nor does RWD mean oversteer. FF cars are more inclined to understeer due to the weight bias, but suspension changes can easily overcome this, the same goes for RWD. As for AWD cars, there are lots of factors in how it handles, for example EVO's have shown to be moderatele tail happy but STI's have shown some plowing on the track (stock of course).

ditto

quikflip27 · 03 Jul 2005, 06:25 pm

aight thx to you guys that replied, i get wut u guys r sayin

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01 Jun 2005, 08:20 pm	#2 (permalink)
doubledeuce Regular Tremekian Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: St. Louis, east side Posts: 186 doubledeuce's Gallery	both, if you do it right.

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Heitzke Fresh Noob Join Date: May 2005 Location: B'ham, AL Posts: 43 Heitzke's Gallery	FF doesn't automatically mean understeer, nor does RWD mean oversteer. FF cars are more inclined to understeer due to the weight bias, but suspension changes can easily overcome this, the same goes for RWD. As for AWD cars, there are lots of factors in how it handles, for example EVO's have shown to be moderatele tail happy but STI's have shown some plowing on the track (stock of course).

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nismoron Fanatic Tremekian Join Date: May 2004 Location: Montgomery, AL Posts: 715 nismoron's Gallery	All of the AWD cars I have ever driven hard tended to push (underster) in the turns... You cant come in as hot with them but you can hit the gas a LOT sooner the rwd, and if you make a boo boo, it's a lot easier to get out of it. Countersteer and hit the GAS!!! Generally speaking of course! And glad to see the AL represented here!!!

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quikflip27 Young Noob Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: socal Posts: 76 quikflip27's Gallery	aight thx to you guys that replied, i get wut u guys r sayin

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