Ford Focus RS Acceleration Sound Drift Compilation

Ford Focus RS Acceleration Sound Drift Compilation
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[@DancinNate]

Bro the old rs gives me Dodge Viper vibes in the high rpms

[@derfahrer1783]

Mk2 & Mk3 are dream cars! 😍

[@stoikusu5084]

1:48 this one sounds majestic!

[@paintballalienindy09]

Need me one of these

[@matteomazzamuto4787]

trust me not for this... be carefull

[@ilvostromike2024]

My new car 2023 😎😎😎

[@DJ_Dr.M]

god damn!!!!!

[@AtlegangSekgoto-my2wq]

I love the RS but it’s not for drifting but still I will buy just one of the most great looking cars there is

[@delcarmenjesus481]

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[@matteomazzamuto4787]

this is not a car for drifting... dangerous and not accurate

[@AllGoldAG]

what is it for then

[@matteomazzamuto4787]

@@AllGoldAG I don't know but I don't want to argue. it's an excellent car with a rally scent, the last real Focus RS perhaps... a particular year at ford... many criticisms on the materials but the truth was only one: more than 20 years had passed since the launch of the last Ford 4x4 high performance: the new Focus RS gave the sensations (and performance) of a rally car. 2.3 turbo with 351 horsepower, 34 more than the Mustang delivered... AWD with 440nm of torque with a overboost of 470nm. in addition to the track mode there is the drift mode inserted from here on in other brands not RWD like VW or AUDI... similar all-wheel drive system, this one favors the rear axle (to which it reaches up to 70% of the torque); here, an electronically controlled differential distributes the thrust towards the single wheel thanks to two clutches. Objective? Optimize traction and help directionality when cornering: by increasing the torque on the outside wheel, the car tends to turn better (it's kind of the principle by which tracked vehicles move). Ford calls this function Dynamic Torque Vectoring... but it can be found in other cars by proposing the same argument precisely the torque vectoring

[@AllGoldAG]

@@matteomazzamuto4787 wow thank you, I wasn't tryna argue eather I genuinely was curious about the car in you gave me some good nugget info thanks again. Anything else about this car?

[@matteomazzamuto4787]

@@AllGoldAG no indeed I didn't mean to be rude...sorry I don't speak English very well. anyway no .. apart from the fact that it's really exciting as a car I like it a lot ... for lovers of oversteer I recommend Japanese RWDs or BMWs that are not heavy or integral like the Yaris GR or the old WRC-inspired STIs

[@saucon751]

Yeah, except the fact it has a drift mode..