How do you drift in a car?

Question

i was wondering how do you drift. i mean what do you do order for you to drift?

Answer 1

Hey! I got this one! When you're coming up to a turn or where ever you want to drift, you need preferably smoother/slicker tires and a good space to drift in. The car needs to be at speed above a minimum of 50 mph (for a small car, faster for larger ones). Cut the wheel sharply at a hard 60 degree angle and stay on the gas. Cut more and more in that direction until you are coming around out of the slide.

Answer 2

Guess that other poster never watched a NASCAR race. It's very real, though it takes practice to master it.

First off, you need a rear wheel drive vehicle. As you enter a turn, you apply power with the accelerator to break the rear wheels loose, inducing a skid. You then counter-steer to control the skid. Adding power now allows you to turn more sharply into the turn at a higher rate of speed.

Take a high-performance driving course; they'll teach you all you want to know and do it safely.

Answer 3

This whole "drifting" thing isn't new. I was doing it 20 years ago in my mom's Buick Skylark.

I used to do reverse drops and make "88"'s in the road representing the year I graduated.. You probably don't even know what a reverse drop is. You young whipper snappers are all the same by golly.

Answer 4

Very Carefully. If you mess up you will end up in a roll over accident. Roll-overs are the second highest fatal accidents, second only to head-ons.

Answer 5

stop watching so many movies it's all computer effects it's not real