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Does anybody do this?
I have a couple of mates who do it...
heres my video

Nearly all the cars in normal race mode, will lose traction on cornering and power slide.

Technically, any loss of traction on the race track will lose you time when compared to taking the racing line on the edge of traction loss.

Unfortunately, when driving the fastest cars, i can't avoid power sliding, and hence my times could be better. I think having traction control ON probably stops this to a certain extent, but, getting off the line quickly, requires traction control to be OFF which i am not sure makes that much sense, but is definitely true.

I never drive any Drift races in Shift, I just don't like it. Why is there a separate drift mode ? Surely as you have demonstrated, all cars can drift. Drift mode seems to add some unrealistic, extra driftability, which doesn't make that much sense to me, so I leave it alone.

Your exactly right
thats why i despise drift mode and try and get people to try what i do...

Cliffyboy1962 wrote:Nearly all the cars in normal race mode, will lose traction on cornering and power slide.

Technically, any loss of traction on the race track will lose you time when compared to taking the racing line on the edge of traction loss.

Unfortunately, when driving the fastest cars, i can't avoid power sliding, and hence my times could be better. I think having traction control ON probably stops this to a certain extent, but, getting off the line quickly, requires traction control to be OFF which i am not sure makes that much sense, but is definitely true.

I never drive any Drift races in Shift, I just don't like it. Why is there a separate drift mode ? Surely as you have demonstrated, all cars can drift. Drift mode seems to add some unrealistic, extra driftability, which doesn't make that much sense to me, so I leave it alone.

I have traction control on , and no matter what Rear wheel drive car im using, just steering and holding on the accelerator will not spin out the car, making it look quite funny, as if the car wasn't RWD at all. i may be wrong but i seriously doubt if it is like that in real world, is traction control really that strong?

If anyone wants to find some more info about this, check my website

http://s7.zetaboards.com/Need_For_Drift

dawg my supra was made for this in shift