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Originally Posted by DarkSunrise
Yep @ ZDan is right. When you're being smooth with your inputs, less throttle (or brakes) will tighten your line. More throttle will widen your line. But a lot more throttle will power oversteer. |
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Originally Posted by Yoda
I really need to go to a track to learn to be more than an average driver because I really thought the opposite.
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2nd here.
One of the things they teach you in track school is steering using your throttle.
It's actually pretty easy to do - find a parking lot with enough space and do the following:
1- Go in a circle and KEEP YOUR WHEEL at a CONSTANT angle
2- Now try gassing harder - see what happens
3- Now try gassing less - see what happens
<SPOILER ALERT> If you gas more, your front tires have less traction due to the weight transfer to the back and will understeer. If you gas less, you will tuck into the turn.