15 foot turning circle

[FRiSson]

Today I wanted to take a fast u-turn on a narrow side street. There was a dusting of snow on the street. I just turned the wheel to left lock and let the throttle do the steering. Man... this car is fun. So easy.

[mangostick]

It'll do the same on dry pavement, just takes a little more throttle .. and I do mean "a little" .. lol.. Gotta love a light rwd car with a aggressive lsd

[FRiSson]

True, but how often can you do it silently? That's why I feel bad for those people who don't get snow.

[MannyO]

Originally Posted by FRiSson

True, but how often can you do it silently? That's why I feel bad for those people who don't get snow.

Meh, snow. It has its trade-offs...i.e. A false sense of drifting skills (for me at least )

[2forme]

The only problem I have with snow, is that it's usually accompanied by salt. -_-

[FRiSson]

Skills or no, you learn by doing.

[Turbowned]

That's how I learned. Every snowstorm, I go find a big empty parking lot in the middle of nowhere and practice. It's fun and learning at the same time! Then when I wonder why no one else can drive in snow, I remember no one else goes out and practices - they just wait until the car loses traction to find out the hard way how their car behaves in inclement weather. DERP

[Tt3Sheppard]

Yea this car seems pretty forgivable in the snow. Although after many parking lot adventures I've noticed having Traction on makes it harder to predict.