Awd Donuts

[polishshark]

i was wondering .. has any of you guy done a awd donut on a dry asphalt??
if so... what are ya running under the hood? and post a pic if you have one

 

[MikesDSM]

sti's and evo's do it so around that kind of power they have but i dont think u need that power just to do a donut


???

 

[DSMWillyb]

Unless you have the money to fix what you're gonna break - and you will break something sooner or later - I would not suggest it...

 

[silvereclipse]

I wouldn't recommend trying on dry pavement, snow is fun though

 

[kpt4321]

My car (~275 whp) doesn't like to do them. I can roatate about halfway around, and then I get to the rev limiter in first.

I could probably do it in second gear, if I had a big parking lot.

Anything besides dry pavement (wet, sand, snow, etc) is a blast.

 

[MikesDSM]

Originally posted by kpt4321
Anything besides dry pavement (wet, sand, snow, etc) is a blast.

 

[polishshark]

you got to be kidding me... i almost did one with my stock talon

and i can easly do a half of a donut


oh well.. will do one myself when i get my exhaust and boost up...
i'll post the pic.. or a maybe a movie...

 

[kpt4321]

Like I said, 180 degrees is easy. Rev, slip, dump. Done.

Try doing another 180 degrees after that. First gear is terribly low.

 

[16vdohcturboawd]

AWD Doughnuts They are sick

 

[koolade9]

I'll have a movie posted soon of our fun last night...and i wouldnt' consider it a doughnut, more of a car just spinning on it's axis... but yes, crazy fun in the snow!!

 

[91TSi FWD]

You've got to remember as well, it realy depends on what kind of tires are on the car.

 

[kpt4321]

And the suspension setup.

 

[Defiant]

Oddly, the intent of AWD is _prevention_ of things like "donuts".

More oddly, kids will try anything. Especially things that aren't supposed to be done.