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The BMW Range
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Drifting the E90
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<blockquote data-quote="ALBundy" data-source="post: 525737" data-attributes="member: 15"><p>If you understand how DSC works, it would be impossible to drift the car. Of course no traction control system can overcome the law of physics but we are talking about drifting. If the momentum is too great the car would be in an unstable situation and would probably be get into an accident. Again, drifting is about car control. </p><p></p><p>Also, without LSD the only way to break traction is to yank the handbrake and initiate the slip angle. The other option is to do a Scandinavian flick. The 325i is simply not powerful enough to do a powerslide in dry asphalt.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ALBundy, post: 525737, member: 15"] If you understand how DSC works, it would be impossible to drift the car. Of course no traction control system can overcome the law of physics but we are talking about drifting. If the momentum is too great the car would be in an unstable situation and would probably be get into an accident. Again, drifting is about car control. Also, without LSD the only way to break traction is to yank the handbrake and initiate the slip angle. The other option is to do a Scandinavian flick. The 325i is simply not powerful enough to do a powerslide in dry asphalt. [/QUOTE]
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