Lift in reverse

[xxhef5xx]

can you hit lift in reverse?

[Pulsar1]

Y?

[v3bahumut]

So he can drift silly.

You know you can only drift in a RWD car, so put the Celi in reverse.

[drewd]

This thread has already been asked. I don't think so. Let the flaming begin...

[drewd]

So he can drift silly.

You know you can only drift in a RWD car, so put the Celi in reverse.

You beat my post. I knew someone was going to say it
:chuckles:

[xxhef5xx]

no, no drifting just curious

[ACE0000]

lol that's such a weird question I guess it depends on wether lift is programmed to kick in at a certain RPM no matter what or if it has any variables depending on gear, etc... I doubt it is something Toyota would really need to worry about when designing the ECU so I'm guessing it probably would since it would be easier to just code it to hit lift at a certain RPM with no variables... but still the real question is why...

[v3bahumut]

Here is the previous thread that covered this subject:
http://www.newcelica.org/forums/showthread.php?t=215458&highlight=lift+reverse

[SickCelica696]

I'll try it and let you know. :rolleyes:

[GSBoek]

I'll try it and let you know. :rolleyes:
LOL, maybe we can do a whole new racing category: the back-up race.

[SickCelica696]

I'll try it and let you know. :rolleyes:
LOL, maybe we can do a whole new racing category: the back-up race.

I acutally used to parking lot race that way. We would do who could go back to front the length of the lot the fastest. Thats probably when I ruined my reverse gear lol.

[lpphreakx06]

Lol @ this thread.

[jlitman]

So he can drift silly.

You know you can only drift in a RWD car, so put the Celi in reverse.

You beat my post. I knew someone was going to say it
:chuckles:

Incorrect. :thumbdown
Nicely explained here: http://www.newcelica.org/forums/showpost.php?p=3217613&postcount=25

See also here http://www.newcelica.org/forums/showthread.php?t=218391

^^ Interesting link to a discussion on a drifting forum in that above thread.

[drewd]

I was just saying someone was going to flame by pulling the drifting card :chuckles:

[jlitman]

lift in reverse..i would have never thought of doing that in a million years..but leave it up to a retard to discover if you cant or can...thanks for letting me know..have you tried to eat nickels for the world record like peter did in family guy? i wonder if you really can go blind....


^^ Priceless :laugh:

[jlitman]

I was just saying someone was going to flame by pulling the drifting card :chuckles:

I'm not flaming I'm "gently correcting" :chuckles:

[v3bahumut]

So he can drift silly.

You know you can only drift in a RWD car, so put the Celi in reverse.

You beat my post. I knew someone was going to say it
:chuckles:

Incorrect. :thumbdown
Nicely explained here: http://www.newcelica.org/forums/showpost.php?p=3217613&postcount=25

See also here http://www.newcelica.org/forums/showthread.php?t=218391

^^ Interesting link to a discussion on a drifting forum in that above thread.


My post was meant to be a joke, I have absolutely no interest in discussing the definition of drifting, nor do I care about differing techniques between FF and FR cars.

[jlitman]

You beat my post. I knew someone was going to say it
:chuckles:

Incorrect. :thumbdown
Nicely explained here: http://www.newcelica.org/forums/showpost.php?p=3217613&postcount=25

See also here http://www.newcelica.org/forums/showthread.php?t=218391

^^ Interesting link to a discussion on a drifting forum in that above thread.


My post was meant to be a joke, I have absolutely no interest in discussing the definition of drifting, nor do I care about differing techniques between FF and FR cars.

I've been told my sarcasometer needs recalibrating :sadpace: :laugh:

[v3bahumut]

I would say so :gap:

[tdunn1981]

I'm not flaming I'm "gently correcting" :chuckles:

I know the definition of drifting is debateable, but drifting to me has always meant getting the car to a point where the throttle controls the yaw of the vehicle, which is impossible in a FWD vehicle.

Drifting in a RWD car isn't the best way to get a good time on the track, but it arguably can be used as a method to retain some control of the car with lost traction.

Drifting in a FWD car is pointless, and will just ruin your tires.

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As far as lift in reverse, It won't hit lift if the car isn't warmed up, or if you are just revving with no engine load, so I doubt it will work in reverse.

[v3bahumut]

Stop it, just stop it. The thead said can I hit lift in reverse.........back on topic dammit!

[jlitman]

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