Quote:
|
Originally Posted by AzNMpower32
I don't know, this might depend on the year.
xDrive and ABS are permanent (unless they fail). I know on the X3, based off the E46, allows you to shut the whole thing down. I suspect now with BMW's DTC mode, you can turn the whole thing off as well.
The best way to get a drift in a big heavy car like an X would be take it down mountain roads. There, you have more speed to work with. I know with the X3, if you try too hard in a parking lot, all you get is understeer because the front wheels are underdriven. But with a proper set of mountain curves about 80 km/h to play with, it's a totally different story. 
|
Drifting and sliding are two completely different things, plus it's not that intelligent/safe to do that on a mountain road
__________________
2006 BMW X5 4.8is Lemans Blue/Beige/Dark Maple
-Nav, Comfort Seats, Heated Steering Wheel,
Rear Airbags, AUX Input
2009 BMW M3 Space Grey/Black/Carbon
-all options
|