Can you drift in a 4WD car??????????

Answer 1

yes just need diffrent types of tires and need a bit of horse power but it is much harder than fr or ff cars

Answer 2

It's easy -- on gravel. :-)

Drifting an AWD car on dry tarmac is tough for the same reason these cars accelerate so well in snow, rain, and mud: the torque is divided among four wheels instead of two, so there's roughly half as much torque at the rear wheels as there would be in a 2WD version of the same car. This makes it hard to get wheelspin in an AWD car, and wheelspin is the key to drifting.

On gravel, it's another thing altogether. Rally drivers hang the tail out because it's faster on gravel than the classic tarmac line, for some fairly complex reasons having to do with friction on loose surfaces and the behavior of tires under accelerative load versus lateral load. On gravel, you're actually using the rearward thrust of the tires to keep the car on the road, because the surface is so slippery, and you rotate the car going into the corner because there isn't enough grip for the classic late-apex tarmac turn. But you didn't ask that...

Answer 3

4wd Drift

Answer 4

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4wd is best for RC drifting otherwise the front digs in and the rear end of the car spins out

Answer 5

I'm no expert, but 4-wheel drive systems are designed to maintain traction, therefore making it harder to drift. Probably could do it, but it would be more fun in a rear wheel drive car.

Answer 6

What is the point in even trying? Do you really like trying to do what is done in a 3rd rate 1-star movie?

Answer 7

no

Answer 8

no