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Originally Posted by ReVoiD
newer sti can send up to 70% of power to the rear. so yes you can throttle oversteer. and ofc even with 50-50 drive you can power oversteer by left foot breaking while holding down the throttle.
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I could be wrong but I thought the newer 08+ were 41f/59r MAX. Even at their peek the DCCD only maxed out at 65% rear.
In the dry, throttle oversteer "like in a rear wheel drive car" like I stated is virtually non-existent.
Left foot braking, e-brake pulling and throttle lifting are inducing oversteer in basically the same way, by changing inertia at the limits of grip, NOT by power or by throttle input.
Yes, you can oversteer in certain ways and in certain conditions (snow/gravel), but in the dry you're not going to snap the rear out leaning on the throttle, it just isn't going to happen.