Hey folks,
I'm looking to get back into drifting and would like to consider a RWD platform this time. Currently, the cars I'm considering are:
What features should I look for that will make learning to drift easier with a RWD car? Is one particular drivetrain layout better in some situations? Case in point, both the Eagle and MST have the motor toward the front, but the D4 is a rear-biased mid-motor setup. I'm surprised to see such a difference in layout! What are the pros/cons of either?
If any of these cars is easier to drive for a RWD newcomer, that would be very helpful info, too. I'm not new to drifting and certainly not new to the hobby (started racing in the late '80s!), but I *am* new to RWD drifting! :B):
Any helpful info/experiences to share would be much appreciated!
Thanks, guys!
Tommy
I'm looking to get back into drifting and would like to consider a RWD platform this time. Currently, the cars I'm considering are:
- Sakura D4 RWD
- MST FXX-D S
- Eagle Racing R31
What features should I look for that will make learning to drift easier with a RWD car? Is one particular drivetrain layout better in some situations? Case in point, both the Eagle and MST have the motor toward the front, but the D4 is a rear-biased mid-motor setup. I'm surprised to see such a difference in layout! What are the pros/cons of either?
If any of these cars is easier to drive for a RWD newcomer, that would be very helpful info, too. I'm not new to drifting and certainly not new to the hobby (started racing in the late '80s!), but I *am* new to RWD drifting! :B):
Any helpful info/experiences to share would be much appreciated!
Thanks, guys!
Tommy