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It takes major skill and an ability to feel how the car is behaving and react quickly. You'll have to make tiny adjustments almost every moment throughout a drift. In fact, 4WD cars will even be faster than RWD on the exit of a curve, so if you are skilled enough to pull it off, they're the best choice in a race. Usually, the Lancer EVO and Subaru WRX are pictured as these monster drift vehicles because we see them drift so much in the commercials and in rally races. However, it will take some work on the transmission and the engine to get the right torque because no matter what, the EVO and WRX are both 4 bangers, and they get all their power through turbo boost and having the cylinder bores significantly larger than the stroke length.
This is good for horsepower, but not so good for torque. Similarly, this is why it's so much easier to drift on dirt or gravel rally tracks than on pristine asphalt. Now by controlling the grip ratios and torque split, for instance, using 65 series tires in the front and 55 or 50 series in the rear The former would get you more points in a drift contest, the latter would be better suited to racing.
You can make a drift car out of your 4WD vehicle. The cars you see on the rally courses have already had tens of thousands of dollars and hundreds of man-hours invested in them to make them behave certain ways. However, by using the understeer that 4WDs naturally give you, what you can naturally do is power slide entering a turn, face the exit line, and gun the gas ideally, you'd also want to downshift on the exit. This is very powerful exit-oriented racing technique for 4wds, but it doesn't chain well and it is actually a low-high-low-high traction controlling cycle, rather than indefinitely low traction into a slow regain on the final exit, which is what drifting is.
In 4WD, you can actually have a significant gain in speed on the exit of a powerslide, whereas in a true drift, no matter the layout, you can't really speed up much at all. When you line up with the exit direction of the curve, or when you feel the loss of traction, countersteer and push the gas softly. The closer you are to the ideal line, the harder you can press the gas.
If you're just about on the ideal line, you can even floor it at this point, and you should be drifting through the rest of the curve. Granted, if you're talking minimum turbo lag, EVOs are probably the best car you can get If it was a naturally aspirated, supercharged, or Anti-lag turbo or some precision performance turbocharger, you would likely want to floor the gas right at the apex of the curve.
As I mentioned, the drift cars out there have gone through many, many modifications to make them viable drift cars. Safety standards generally consider understeer to be a safer thing than oversteer. This makes sense because we often respond to understeer by turning harder and slowing down. Whereas, oversteer often causes the typical driver to panic, or possibly overcountering, which causes us to oversteer in the opposite direction and then we overcounter the other way and so on, and so forth This means that as much as RWD cars naturally oversteer, in a brand new RWD car off the showroom, the suspension and steering are adjusted so that you understeer.
Now there are plenty of things you can do to make various types of cars suitable for drifting. Unfortunately, due to road safety standards not just in the US, but anywhere , it is completely illegal to sell a new car with such an arrangement. Certain safety standards are upheld throughout the industry.
So you either have to do it yourself or take the car to someone who would do it for you. DO NOT try to drift on ordinary roads or in a car off the dealer's lot excluding perhaps a used car that was previously someone else's drift car.
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