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Project 318ti 10-03-2009 07:18 PM

Drifting/Hand-Braking questions!
 
hey guys im new here i have a 95 318 ti, now im originally a honda guy not used to rwd. i did my first little drift/slide today but i have questions, lets say im in 2nd gear roughly 2500 rpm and im in a parking lot (safely) and im going into (lets say its a corner but its just turning in the parkinglot) the corner and i rip the hand-brake then drop it real fast to get the slide, then gas it. will this f*ck anything up in the car/differental? also what happens in the differental when i pull the hand-brake? sorry if that all sounded retarted im not good at explaning. thanks for the help guys.

Maverix 10-03-2009 07:33 PM

Dunno if it hurts anything, but I've been doing it for a while, and I haven't noticed any damage done yet. Probably just a matter of time. But usually what I do is just start accelerating, turn really hard and floor it as the same time, and prepare for a slight counter steer. Perfect to do at stop signs. Not really a complete drift, but it avoids the ebrake, and is a lot more fun.

Xenocide 10-03-2009 07:44 PM

wow you guys are ****ing stupid.

Especially you Maverix because you have an automatic...Just think about what an ebrake does and how an automatic works, then tell me if your doing damage.

spidertri 10-03-2009 08:11 PM

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Project 318ti 10-03-2009 08:52 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Xenocide (Post 246386)
wow you guys are ****ing stupid.

Especially you Maverix because you have an automatic...Just think about what an ebrake does and how an automatic works, then tell me if your doing damage.

i have a standard and sorry if im stupid? i just like to mess around once and awhile i dont know much about bimmers or rwd but thanks your a big f*ckin help. not! i asked a few specific questions, not your opinion on what i do. just answer the danm questions.

FMD 10-03-2009 08:59 PM

You guys are lucky you don't have hydraulic e-brakes, otherwise "just pulling" the e-brake would be a terrible idea. But since the e-brake is cable operated you aren't going to lock the rear wheels when you pull the e-brake............................................................................................... ..............................................................unless you press the clutch in first.

Xenocide 10-03-2009 09:14 PM

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Originally Posted by FMD (Post 246394)
You guys are lucky you don't have hydraulic e-brakes, otherwise "just pulling" the e-brake would be a terrible idea. But since the e-brake is cable operated you aren't going to lock the rear wheels when you pull the e-brake............................................................................................... ..............................................................unless you press the clutch in first.

which we all know maverix's "racecar" has an automatic transmission....wouldn't be surprised if the other guy has one as well.

Project 318ti 10-03-2009 09:34 PM

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Originally Posted by Xenocide (Post 246397)
which we all know maverix's "racecar" has an automatic transmission....wouldn't be surprised if the other guy has one as well.

ok sorry i like messing around once and awhile, i also forgot to mention i only do it in the rain, not on dry. also my car is a 5spd, i am no where near thinking im a racer kid, im not a ricer either. i dont know why you cant just answer my question instead of making smart remarks. i know its bad to beat on a car, im just curious what happens in rwd car in the diffrental if i do that. can you please leave it to my questions only. they still have yet to be answered.

pdxmotorhead 10-03-2009 09:44 PM

The end answer is it should not really hurt the car to use the e-brake.

It will wear out the brake because its not designed for really
stopping the car repeatedly, and IMHO you should not need it
to initiate a straight up drift. I've also seen BMW's warp rotors when
the park brake is over used.

Why not go take some car handling schools and learn it?
They are freeking blast, most fun you can have with the lights and your pants on.....

And you'll just have to get used to the smart ass answers when you
start talking about street racing, street drifting at least from me,
because its these activities which hurt the whole auto sports group.
We have enough negative press as it is.

Cheers!
Dave

roadrash 10-03-2009 09:49 PM

Can you guys please keep the language clean? "PG" would be great, thanks.

pdxmotorhead 10-03-2009 09:56 PM

?? are you referring to my post? the only word I can pick out is now allowed on prime time tv.... Which makes it <PG I assume.... ;)



Now back to important stuff like how can I make my TI beat a Yugo in a light to light street race in a school zone, using the crossing guard for a cone and the handicapped buss for a chicane...

Dave.

roadrash 10-03-2009 10:13 PM

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Originally Posted by pdxmotorhead (Post 246405)
?? are you referring to my post? the only word I can pick out is now allowed on prime time tv.... Which makes it <PG I assume.... ;)

LOL, no I wasn't referring to your posts, but to the words with asterisks in them.

BMW_Hatchback 10-03-2009 10:35 PM

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DK stands for Donkey Kong?

BMW_Hatchback 10-03-2009 10:36 PM

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spidertri 10-03-2009 10:39 PM

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Originally Posted by BMW_Hatchback (Post 246419)

Ok, I actually laughed out loud at that one, pretty good.:biggrin:


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