Dancing GTR

[pferd]

I didn't realize it was so easy to make an AWD car spin at low speed. Did he hit a slick spot?

 

[RED89GTAWSU]

http://www.autoevolution.com/news/nissan-gt-r-s-secret-attesa-e-ts-awd-system-explained-35006.html

During a standing start, the system sends only 2% of the available torque to the front wheels and 98% to the rear, essentially making the GT-R a rear-wheel drive car. Thanks to the amount of sensors, clutches and UFO technology Nissan has invested in it, front and rear torque split can change in milliseconds to a maximum of 50:50.

 

[OnyxSSS]

looks real windy too...

 

[Nokooler]

Herm.. I guess if I bought an AWD car as well.. I stay in it if it was spinning?? I woulda thrown it in the wall though -.-

 

[abazababalla]

atleast he didnt hit the wall.

 

[mrvids]

It seemed like the car still didn't have traction when it was almost stopped, like an axle broke or someething.

 

[pferd]

It seemed like the car still didn't have traction when it was almost stopped, like an axle broke or someething.

That's what I thought. Looks like something went wrong with that ATTESA E-TS system the car uses. I would think as soon as the rear wheels started to lose grip, the system would transfer power to the fronts in a microsecond, but it doesn't look like that happened.

 

[chunkybs]

Looks like driver error, this one seems to be alright

 

[mustangmike6996]

puckered up asshole...

 

[patman]

puckered up asshole...

hahahaha X2

What the hell flew off of the car in the second video?

 

[91trunk]

hahahaha X2

What the hell flew off of the car in the second video?

Looks like some type of belly pan or something. I don't know if they have them, but I know a bunch of new Ford products do.

 

[DBK]

Lonestar can be a pretty slick track.

 

[patman]

Looks like some type of belly pan or something. I don't know if they have them, but I know a bunch of new Ford products do.

Gotch ya.

 

[chunkybs]

From what I heard, the cars whole front bumper got ripped off twice, making passes at 170+.