any way i can install a doriftu brake in a 10th gen civic?
How am i supposed to perform handbrake turns with this garbage?
Henry Allen
Oliver Hernandez
I can only assume you're talking about a hydro E brake. Sure you can, either get a bracket for a second caliper on the rear wheel and run a separate system or run the line from the hand brake to the rear side of the proportioning valve and you're golden
Adrian Phillips
>FWD
>Automatic
>Electronic e-brake
You fucked up.
Carson Howard
You're not.
Austin Harris
Traction Control
Dominic Taylor
You just have to turn the wheel HARD going at least 30mph, the computer will know you're trying to do hektik skidz and automagically apply the handbrake. Also pray to God you hit a lamp post and never wake up again.
Matthew Sanchez
I have an equally absurd question (I think)
CAN YOU DRIFT AN AUTOMATIC FRS?
Austin Barnes
>be soyboy
>buy anything Honda in the current year
>expect anything other than boring fwd cuckbox
Hudson Morgan
>using an ebrake to drift
>not just learning the slip grip of your tires
But seriously, that ebrake activates when you pull it up and when you press it down before coming to a stop it deactivates. If you let the ebrake bring your car to a stop, it wont deactivate without pressing the brake.
So just flick the clit up and down and you'll get your dorifto brake.
Brayden Long
Learn how to skid, retard.
>Scandinavian Flick
>Left Foot Breaking
>Stabbing the Break When Cornering
>Lift Off (throttle) Over-steer
>Knowing How To Control Weight Transfer
See above.
Jordan Taylor
so it is possible then, awesome, seems more risky though, definitely need more practice
Isaiah Sanders
>FWD
>rear wheels slipping
what did he mean by this?
Jeremiah Reed
>what is scandinavian flick
NANI? Inertia doriftu?!?!
Jonathan Myers
>But seriously, that ebrake activates when you pull it up and when you press it down
Or you can get a car with OEM drift control over the ebrake. Ford released an official Drift Stick for the Focus RS. Those who use ebrakes to drift can now steps up their E-Brake Game. ...
The Ford Performance all-new “Drift Stick” feature was introduced during the 2017 SEMA show. It is essentially an electronically controlled, quick-releasing parking brake but has a separate lever for use. This way, the car can keep its traction control on, but knows when the driver really does want to drift or do other ebrake antics.
blog.caranddriver.com
Picture is of doujin chars from the manga DRIFTERS featuring Yoichi as the trap.
Tyler Ward
By not buying that car. I mean after this and the new SI, I'm nervous about what Honda might do next.
Noah Williams
Break - separate into pieces as a result of a blow, shock, or strain.
Brake -
a device for slowing or stopping a moving vehicle.
Why does internet stranget get this wrong, but nobody I know IRL does?
Same thing happens with "breathe" and "breath". Is it from burger education?
Colton Torres
what's wrong with it? I have the 1.5 manual and it's better than anything well above it's price range
Joshua Wright
If it's also a diesel he did bingo.
Hunter Miller
>What Honda might do next
Hybrid 1.0 Civic automatic only, R-Type that is.
James Hall
A friend of mine had a mkV Golf and the parking brake had some sort of mechanism that disconnected it from a certain speed and over.
If you pulled the lever nothing happened.
Cameron Bell
It's 2017, having fun in your car is dangerous, you aren't allowed to do that anymore. Now be a good cuck, put your cage back on and do as you're told.
Tyler Wood
>any way i can install a doriftu brake
Tell your car manufacturer you want something like what Ford did with their Drift Stick.
Easton Evans
Aren't there cars you are not supposed to ebrake drift because it damages the powertrain?
Jack Smith
>he doesn't know
Lucas Brooks
Cut a hole in the floor fred flinstone style and brake with your feet.
Blake James
>Chick with a dick
Faggot
Angel Campbell
>any way i can install a doriftu brake in a 10th gen civic?
You can check at your local ricer shops for their opinion. They might even have a recommended kit of parts set up for that.
Angel Baker
>I have an equally absurd question (I think)
There are certainly some cars you should never use the ebrake to drift because that causes damage to the AWD.
Ian Sullivan
yeah, all of them except for the one with best drivetrain (fwd)
Joseph Lewis
>buying the new civic
kys.