Can FWD car drift?

I think u need less grip on th rear
More grip on the front
Front LSD and sum weight reduction?

 

just cuz u liek covets does not mean that they can drift

 

lol if you have a hydro brake and a 300 hp civic

 

I learned to drift in Forza 4 with a Fanatec CSR. Kinda basic, but it taught me the basics.
Eventually got curious enough and pulled my inherited Volvo S70's handbrake in an abandoned parking lot.
It was great fun, and I needed new rear tires anyways. But being 16, I didn't stop there

One icy, high school snow day, I took that same Volvo out on the partly icy streets in a new development and pulled off some great full length drifts.
With just a FWD sedan, N/A 5cyl, and a lot of hand braking, it was somewhat less risky as well.

I remember bringing my father along one time and flipping out the rear end as we approached a raised, moderate curve.
Mid-corner, on the other side of the hill, popped up a car and the two young guys inside start waving their hands around in excitement and laughing because it was quite a spectacle.

Then I hit a curb on the way to school and destroyed the rear right suspension. Ah, memories.

Same model as pictured below:

 

Skids for days

 

Can drift, can't powerslide

 

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Note how he destoryed the car at the end of the video. That's why you don't drive your daily hard.


And it's not really "drifting" it's just whipping tha handbrake up and keeping the front going and spinning the backend out. Used to do it all the time when I had an old banger.

 

when shingo can drift civic you can drift it too!

 

I prefer drifting in FWD vehicles, because it's the easiest to pull a handbrake turn and control it.
Also, you can hit up a nice Scandinavian flick with it, and that looks amazing.

 

actually no



thank you mr.parking brek