3 Simple Tricks / Hacks To Drift a UnderPowered Car!
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- In this video I will show you 3 simple tricks to drift a underpowered car. What works the best?
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This is my BMW E36 316i with 102hp. not the most powerful car in the world, but it works very good actually!
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Hi! The 316i E36 has the same 1.9l (1895cc) engine as the 318i. but it's down tuned down from 125hp to 105hp. At least my 316i from 2000. Seems some also had a 1.6l 102hp.
Downshifting can work if you're careful, but can be sketchy sometimes, and it's not something I'd reccomend to someone beginning to drift. Also, the effect that occurs when you downshift, and the tires slip when you change into the lower gear, is called rev mismatching. If you match the revs when you change gear like you normally would when driving, the car won't slide, because the engine revs will match those of the drivetrain and of the wheels. Rev mismatching upsets the car, and basically acts like a handrake, although it feels different because of the downshifting.
Wouldn't recommend the downshift technique too much as there is a high possibility of over revving the engine if not careful. Clutch kick with flick the best ✌🏻
Indeed, not to mention the diff takes a beating. Especially on dry pavement. On gravel and snow it’s fine but dry pavement wears them down.
true I think it's a lazy approach and can cause a lot of harm
i like the downshift cause it allowed him to go more inside then with clutch kick or back to
@OppoA-ek4ut
Yep, my friend uses this technique a lot on his Benz during winter time because the car only has park and no handbrake. but I'd think twice about forcing in first gear for your syncros.
@@TallStack-su8sq lol no, foot park. typical on american cars. MB has this on several manual cars aswell.
A e30 with a m50 and a lsd. Always drift it in the rain when going to school on this on specific set of corners and its always so awesome.
Also E30 here, sadly only 130 hp m20b20
cant afford the lsd, so since my diff blew i welded it and now im thinking of sliding the car
M50 is hardly underpowered for e30.....
@@kuhlius_2k735 used to have an m20b20 coupe with a welded 4.14 diff. That thing ripped on dirt roads and on wet asphalt. It had enough power for 3rd gear on downhill to drift and 2nd on flat dry asphalt. It was so much fun. Bought car when i was 13 and spent many late nights with my father fixing it and driving.
e30 my dream car man ur living da dream man (:
but the car has rev remiter
You can also try to inflate the rear tires to 4 bars. That will definitely help😉
That’s true, harder tires help alot ☺️
definetly make sure, that there is enough pressure, i have had my tyre pop out of the wheel once
Yes more tiers air gives less grip but when they gits hot it can blow and dangerous
a very simple yet very effective solution, love it
While you are at it get it to 5
Low HP sliding has it's magic cause once you get it right it's truly rewarding. Clutch kicking can seem like a brutal misstreating your car but feels hella good also proper weight transfer is important it doesn't come for free like in a turboed monster you have to keep the car up to speed and huge steering angle will slow you down too much and I like this balanced drifting where every mistake is punished
This is the exact pain and reward I feel when I boot up Assetto Corsa on my sim rig and try drifting the stock 370Z compared to any legit drift car lol
Your consistency is inspiring. Personally I love the e36 platform. Thanks. 😊
Thanks man 🙌🏼 Do you have a E36 to play with? ☺️
e46 318 i.... 118 hp, lots of weight down,rear tires 3 bars, welded diff, hard chassis, low coilovers, new clutch, hydraulic brake.... this is all i have and its so fun to drift with it, after theese upgrades u dont need powerful engines
Im planning on buying that exact car today, also planning on welding on diff but it’s kinda illegal in Germany here
@@artmislord9078also in Germany and just got a welded diff for my 318 e36. Who knows if I even get to install it but police won’t notice if they just pull you over.
got also a compact 316 with a 1.9, it sadly has an open diff, but ur recommendations were honeslty new to me (apart from the clutch kick and going in with speed)
E46? Got to be creative when having low power ☺️ It also helps that the car is on coilovers, stiffer car makes it eaiser. Have you owned it for long?
@@FahreFilms Only owned it for a few months. It's an E36 compact.
What’s YOUR favorite trick to drift? Smash the like button 🤟🏼
In forza i always clutch, downshift, handbrake, rev, release the clutch and floor it harder
Clutch kick for me
Great video! If you didnt know compact rear seats weight more than 20kg also spare tire with bracket is around 13kg
A certain white substance that rains from the sky
You could use scandi flick with foot break
I also have an e36, Braking right after the flick can help since the whole weight of the car goes to the front and the rear loose grip, then you can manage the drift with good throttle control, another thing is to over inflate the tires so you have less grip surface, 3.5 bars is more than enough in my opinion since when the tires get hotter the pressure inside gets more
3.5??? Thats too much no? I never used anything past 2.5
I have an e36 compact, 3.91 welded diff , With the front arms of the e46, and suspension of the mini Cooper s on the rear, with the 1.6 is really good, just do not be afraid and throw the car. Tires 185 to 4bar,it becomes quite fun. Becomes a lowpowerhero!
Now whit 1.8is engine it has become even easier to drift. But I regret the 1.6 that had a little more torque in the low rpm.
I bought 1999 E46 330D manual at 16 and I turned 17 2 weeks ago and I have tried drifting with it and it handles great, M57D30 is super reliable and quite powerful
It's not an underpowered car, got a ton of torque
@@pekiimatvrdi yes sir, 390nm torque which is impressive for 184hp, I absolutely love it
@@guncha4062 easily slides
A bonus one that I'd say is much part of the second tip is to trail brake. Shifting all of your car's weight to the front (by braking prior to the turn) until it's back swings outwards.
Don't pull the ebrake because it will break stuff... but shiftlock because that's definitely not going to harm the transmission.😅
What’s shiftlock
@@Za5k watch Drift Bible. Dk can explain better.
I have BMW e36 316i stock 102 horsepower and I did I drift thank you so much for the you're the best
Put very good tyres on the front and part worn budgets on the back. By far the easiest way to drift with low power
Man I love your e36 content and just your content in general, keep it up bro, greetings from Ireland!
Love your content bro, shoutout from Macedonia 🇲🇰.
I also have an E36 compact with the same engine but no safe place to drift, so i drive like a maniac on my way from work 🥲
Thanks dude 🙌🏼 E36 Compacts are so fun! with so low power, still fun 🏁 What color is yours?
You mean Bulgaria 🇧🇬
You mean Skopje. Macedonia is in Greece
@@FahreFilms Mine was silver but caught on fire last week.. 😔
Looking to buy another one cause i miss driving it😊
@@nasosstentoumis2367 Wrote this down with your last brain cell or just had nothing to do?
I'm gonna Try This Is Forza Since I Dont Have A Car
Do it 🏎
I loved the video. This gives me hope with my 316i. What suspension do u recomend btw ??
One more simple trick specific to bmw is to remove the clutch disengage valve (CDV). If present clutch kicking won't be as useful.
I live in Norway and i drive a stage 2 2011 ford focus 1,6 diesel, excellent for winter drifting! Even tho its Front Wheel Drive
cant wait to practice this! ( i have a mazda3 FWD with no chance of breaking rear traction but i can dream (it will never happen) )
nice vid bro she sounds well for an old motor great bit of content bro keep up the good channel👌👌👌👌👌👌👌
Thanks ! Exhaust is leaking like crazy 😂☺️
I have a toyota GT86. I sometimes (especially in the wet) like to take it sideways with a flick and clutch kick.
But I don't want to do it too much even though the car is really good at it, being a very light weight, low center of gravity, well balanced car with an LSD. That is because it is a rather expensive car. Maybe not compared to actual sports cars. But compared to the old beaten up E46 BMW I used to own and drift.
I got a 320i 2.2 and boys if you appreciate your car i don´t recommend drifting at all on dry pavement, u can have fun on dirt or wet but believe me, if you dont have another car and you love your bmw DON´T DRIFT, or keep it to the bare bare bare minimum.
Why
@@niklasnaper6596 i mean unless You've got a big income and are handy fixing almost every damn part on the car, but that's a minority
Drifting on dirt can also give you damage to the car. A BMW can take some abuse, but yes it’s good to fix the car yourself so it’s cheap to fix if something breaks ☺️
BMW E90 318i, tenker å vente på lappen først før jeg prøver. Bra video btw:)
I drift with a gmc Envoy 2003, and it's really heavy, but it does have 275 horse power, and I'm enjoying it
Im bought a corsa D from 2010 with 69hp and no Modifikations as my 1st car. I went on a empty parking of a store and drifted with my handbrake on wet ground. Some of the drifts are long but the in the most of them my car straightens out and i think because of low HP. But i never tried a clutch kick and downshifting. I hope it works out thanks!
Ps: As he said dont do it on public Roads
insane video love the content i own a compact myself and is learning how to drift aswell os ty for the tips
Make it low ant stif. Get some god gruping tyres up front and bald low sidewall tyres on the back. Make sure that you cluch is not slipping, and you can drift any rwd
I have an E36 but I if I wanted to drift I would go back to Chevy Camaro with solid rear axle, drifts with power!! :)
I very much liked the intro! Keep it up champ, lovely car :)
I drive a bmw f11 x-drive, and it's not so easy to drift 😅 Much easier on my previeus e46 with 210 hk and rare wheel drive. Love your videos, stå på
to drift x-drive on dry asphalt you'd probably need a modded m550d instead of 520d :P
@@Darctan1 Hehe, yeah. But to have the same model in 550D i need a bigger wallet first xD
Drifting a X-Drive I would stick to the snow 😅 don’t break the car in the dry. What engine was in the e46? Diesel?
@@FahreFilms Yes, but i struggle there too xD Yup just a 2L Diesel, but it was a bloody tuned one, it was imported from turkey. Was a big black cloud everytime i acced, but very fun to drive :) I also had e60 2004 mod 2.2 stright six, and e60 2007 diesel, so the e60 is forever in my heart. The dream would be M5 comp, but my lottery thicket hasn't checked in yet 😅
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Tip 4, w8 for rain, save tires.
Tip 2 is gonna grenade your box if you do it too much. Cause what you're basically doing is shift locking.
another way is to put narrower tires on the rear
they are also cheaper :)
Am I the only one here who started trying to drift without watching any how to vids and only checking those out for the first time like 3 years later after my first drift attempt, out of boredom cause the car is not running? 😛 I mostly do (did, no running RWD now xD) it on snow though, sometimes in rain. I mostly tried to use flick/no clutch to not kill the car.
Gotta be very careful and know your gear speeds with the downshift technique to not overrev too.
For a next beater I want a either a FSO, a Lada or a BMW with TDS engine, even the 1.7.
install the windshield washer fluid reservoir in the trunk and the front hood washers in the rear wheel arches. water is supposed to fall onto the tire. then you have + 100km
You can lose traction in 2 ways: by having the rear tires spin slower than the front tires (the actual speed of the car) by handbraking or by having the rear tires spin faster than the front, by clutch kicking or downshifting. Not the other way around. When you clutch kick or downshift, the rear tire will try to match up with the speed of the engine or the gearing in the case of the downshift, making the rear tires spin faster than you're actually going, thus breaking the traction
When you downshift without pressing gas during a shift [like he did] the RPM's attempt to match the rotational velocity of the tires by going up. While the RPM's go up, the tire velocity goes down, and they meet somewhere in the middle. That is why if you try to put it in a lower gear without rev matching and your tires don't manage to spin, your car will start to break -> because tire velocity went down.
Bmw 116d 104hp 2.0l n47 with stock everithing. Drifts like crazy on the wet just with the flick and some clutch kiks here and there
e90 318i also a small enginge, on dry streets not really but in rain you can drift it pretty well imo
The last tip is horrible and very dangerous for most people who don't have experience. Start slow, maybe with a clutch kick donut in first gear, then increase speed gradually.
video starts at 2:50
Inspiring video ! Planning on buying a 323ci E46. I guess it's a lot heavyer but what's your thoughts?
definitely havier than e36 but still manageable, specially with the 6 cylinder it should be plenty, also the e46 has a more rigid chassis so it's better in that sense
How much are you seeing the 323ci’s for? The ones around me are getting overpriced and every kid labels them e46 and wants 7-8k $ for 323i,325i,328i
@@izyanafzal It's pretty rare in Tahiti, but I have a 5k offer. But... dead clutch, dead brakes, dead suspensions, well almost everything is dead, except the motor and the outside.
@@agtune thats not good but considering thats rare in tahiti might be good option. Good luck with your purchase!
There are a lot of 325s around for cheap, I would recommend the 325 as they have ~10 more horsepower
Thanks dude! It helped alot!❤
and here I am with my 316ti (1.8L) E46 compact struggling to do these things, it would help if I had an open area to practice in but I don't really lol
My friend tried it on his lada and it workd
A 1988 C124 300CE but im not old enough to drive legally but I’ll be 16 really soon so I got time to work on my car 👌
awesome content man, keep it up!
Так 100 сил это у них "Underpower"? Интересно, я вон дрифчу на жиге, у которой около 75 сил
Just got my e36 325i, im here to learn abt drifting, and never done that before 🤣
Nothing like hearing a scandinavian guy explaining the "scandinavian flick" 😂 as the first trick 👍
Edit: do something to that exhaust.... It sounds like a farting into a cracked trash can...🤪
Otherwise, briliant video, briliant car
And let me tell you a good(ish) trick for "dry drifting" a weak car. A guy in my city had a Lada 2105 or 2107, donno, but max 75 hp, rwd. He had somekind of a water squirting stuff at the rear wheels, so if he turned it on, the tires were always kept wet by low pressure water. Kinda hippie/redneck method, but does the job😂
Wow cool 😂😂 Yeah that can work 👍🏼🏁 Maybe use the washer fluid hoses to the back 😅
@@FahreFilms can't be bigger deal to mount an independent squirting system, than donno like changing the coilovers, so i think u shouldn't mess with the washer... Can come handy in Norwegian weather 🤪
ive seen it being used on some "drift training" places, as it is SUPER easy to breack traction like that.
an easy way could be using a wipers fluid "kit" (motor, tank and tubes) controlled by a button that you can press like you would use the e-brake.
I drive a 316i saloon here in South Africa. Not too difficult to drift it🚗💨
Dont do that on your daily or your dads car seriously..
clutch kicks and e-brakes are fun and all If you dont mind slowly (or suddenly) destroying parts of your car.
BUT you're having fun and that's some great drifts on a 100hp car so if you dont mind the damage risk I'll say worth it!
I was thinking about buying e36 compact as my first drift car
You should ! You get alot of fun for low power 🙌🏼
@@FahreFilms which model is the cheaper to maintain 318 or the 320 it will be my first car
@@dusk8408 if you gone be lucky and dont have any more serious problems then its almost same but i would recomend to get 325 328 if u will find for similar price
epic car! i have one 316I and i want to buy a poiler like that whats spoiler name ?
I have the same car except it's not modified at all. Just in really good condition and it is so m uch fun to drive even without drifting it.
I only drifted when it snowed very hard over here and therefore less traction was on the road lol
"if you have rwd, you should be fine." "hold my beer"
i get 1.8T e46 an open diff but 2 tricks u show is helpful a lot thx
Diesel? If so grab a 320d turbo and some injectors get a tune and u got about 170hp
2rd gear on dry, 3rd on wet. Tires 195/60 r15. 102hp.
i do it differently, i do 2 gear....slow it down....turn the corner...press cluch and gas at the same time...when it goes to 4000+ rpm...i let go of cluch and it spins me and then i just continue cluch/gas
how can you find out what type of differential you have ? I have a 2011 E82 118d and have no idea what could be the type of my diff
lol good tip - enter the corner at high speed then turn hard left... :D
Is that spoiler the same one from the regular e36 ? Does it fit comfortably ?
I drave a e34 525i 1995 ... waht i need more to make my car Without reducing the weight of the car to go hard ?
i drive a 330ci with a Supercharger on it, I dirft it some times but with an open differential it is kind of Dangerus. So i just build a LSD in in 3 days ago but till now i didnt drift it
honestly I am so desperate to learn drifting that I even tried it with my four wheel drive Suzuki sx4 and to surprise of absolutely nobody it didn't work. Until the snow fell, the it worked perfectly. It makes me think that if I just had big enough balls, I could pull it off. I am kinda terrified of rolling or more likely smashing a curb as a already did
i’ve got a 525i with a m20 in it i want to build up to handle boost later down the road , i know it’s kind of a boat to be a drift car and the m20 doesn’t have tons of power. does it sound like a plausible idea? hard to find a boosted m20 e34 so i like the uniqueness it would bring .
With turbo definitely no Problem but even stock if its a manual and you know how to clutch kick ist def possible to drift
I got an e46 compact 1.8 turbo 86kw chipped to 116 and i usualy drift on open roads when its wet but something fucked up cause the engine wont rev out enought to drift it starts to like jump i got to check it with a mechanic 🤣😂🤣 btw trick 4 make urself an e brake by simply putting a hole in ur parking brake as the button is in than put something into it so it holds and u have a makeshift ebrake 😂😂😂❤ loved the vid
A friend showed me how to drift a 75 hp lada that tires dont turn all the way
На жиге дрифтить вообще база))
some cars dont even let you put it in first gear while having speed like some cars i have dont go into first if it has high speed
thank youuu !!
we watching this video knowing i’m underage and don’t own a car 💀
Fr 💀
Okay, so I'm only here to say that I daily drive smart fortwo 2007 and drifted it on e-brake and from speed, so yeah you can drift almost everything.
07 c230 with the v6. Very difficult to get sideways even when raining
I can go slow into a turn steer into the turn slam on the gas and feather after to maintain the drift
is there any possibility that the car flip? cause i just try to do this and have no idea how to do it in a save way
thanks, this video confirmed my decision to want to buy a miata
I also have an 316i e36, currently taking out everything to make it lighter😅
Good video, thank you for those tips! I'll try them out when the car is finished🙈
How did it work? 😊 And hox many hp your car has?
@@AnthonyDutter Hi, the project is currently on hold because we're still moving to another place, renovation work is more important atm. Mine has 102hp, it's the 316i engine. Planning to change that in the future tho. Sadly I'm from germany, it's pretty hard to get registration for a car that isn't in the best shape. Leaks oil and everything, BMW things you might know😂
be careful with crossing arms! although sick video men
Hi man, what camera and lens do you use beside the go pro in this video?
Nice video ! Can you tell me where did you find the spoiler please ? i want one for mine . Thanks
Best car I learned on was a 318i loved it
Are they cheap to maintain
Thanks a lot!
Mine is a 316i 4 door. Yours too 316i? I only could drift on the dirt
Great and fun video!
Whats more important put lower stiffer suspension especially for rear and pray for rain. On my channel you can see 1.6 e36 drifting touge mountains.
ive been drifting on sims for 1 or 2 years, and own a RWD benz 300E. I know i can drift, but i am too scared to really try it on my daily and on the streets. But also dont have money for a drift car and a track day xd i think my only way is to keep working and saving hehe
Hi, I have an e36 compact with the 1.6L engine as yours. At the moment the car has a 3.38 open differential. What ratio do you have on your welded diff?
I’m not sure, think it’s the stock 316i diff, is 3.38 stock ratio for e36 316i?
@@FahreFilms actually I don't know... I think that the selection of the ratio was based on different factors. Anyway, an high diff ratio like 4,44 4,27 or 4,10 (mostly found in automatic transmission car or touring models) will help a lot in drifting low power cars. The short Gear ratio will reduce the top speed but allows you to drift in second gear for longer without forcing you to use the first gear and always being almost on the rev limiter. The car will be more snappy even though the power remains the same and the only disadvantage is the loss of reach
i hate it when people say "easy to drift hack" ITS NOT A FECKIN HACK IT TAKES SKILLS!
is a hyundai H1 considered lightweight? i mean its RWD that should count for something lol
pls a video on how to drift an open diff
issue is my car has a open diff, so once I get the drift going it immediately stops itself in a sense
This Car looks so Sick 😍
Time to go drift the 2.0 suzuki grand vitara now
I got a 2005 yaris 1.3 and I handbrake drift it lots of fun 😅
Will the clutch kick whilst in 2nd still work on a front wheel drive ?
really helps clearly explained i wait more videos like this also make video how to drift with FWD cars
Lmao you can’t drift a fwd, sure you can swing the rear but you’ll never be able to maintain speed control and angle
@cyndrr I know but anyways I don't have RWD car now so sometimes i like making fun with FWD
bouta go crazy in my silverado