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Originally Posted by blur
It's all about preference, not about what is "better" or "popular". And the guy in the vid clearly had no issues keeping up with the 4wds, I dont understand how you can write it off because it takes skill... learning is half the fun!
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It's not just skill... it's limitations in the environments too. Notice they're on carpet, not concrete or asphalt. Carpet is WAY higher grip. I looked and couldn't find a single video of a drifting rwd car on concrete or asphalt. The cars also need a ton more steering lock to work as rwd only.
Not saying it can't be done, but I would bet that if you tried on pavement it would do nothing but spin. If I get my drift car up to about half speed and either floor it, or try to turn it just slides all over the place.