So the other day i was trying to drift in my 08 wrx by turning off the traction control. My friend was manji drifting and doing donuts in his corolla so i decided to try it too. I did a couple of donuts fine. But when i tried to manji it didnt work out that good lol. i turned left, right and when i tried to turn left it wouldn't work. i went up the curb and hit some rocks and scratched up my front bumper. It doesnt look that bad, but i just wanted to post it up.

 

thats why our cars arnt meant for drifting unless you rwd convert it. but nice try!! post up some pics of your car!!! and welcome to iclub

 

NOOOB... at least you posted it! welcome to iclub

 

hahaha...if you intentions were to drift, get a drift car. Good thing it wasn't bad. Drive safely and keep it on the track.

 

if you want to drift, go into some mud of gravel or dirt.. AWD loves to drift out there

 

you saw me drift on asphault in my wrx at the you turn lol mad sideways yo

 

that sucks. lesson learned

 

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welcome aboard

i hope it was at the track

and yeah you can drift it

it wont hold the angle for long like a RWD car will

 

nice shoes

thats not too bad at all

 

welcome to iclub. At least you can check that off your list of things you've done!

sorry to see that happy to your new ride...

 

Like sigma says, RWD is the platform of choice for drifting, but you can drift an AWD Subie as well. It helps to have a lot of power though for AWD, whereas RWD requires far less power.


Maybe OP should sue Ken Block for false advertising?

 

i like the rainy days in my 08 wrx! turn off the tc and have a blast!

 

yeah your car will not do that out of the box

 

Actually I used to drift my '98 Legacy GT wagon all the time, crappy tires and a heavy back end made it really easy. Enter the turn, flick sharp to the inside, lift off the throttle, as soon as the back gets light throw the wheel to the outside. Nice clean drift every time, typically at just 20-30 MPH.