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TM TechSport Venom (For Nikita)
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TM TechSport Venom (For Nikita)

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Here you go Nikita, all done, finally! It's amazing, and can drift better than any other FWD drift car. Very fast, no aerodynamics, but it's still amazing without it. I also made the spoilers glass just because it makes them look cool. Hope you enjoy! (Also, anyone else who wants it can download it too. It's not just for one person.)
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5thDimensionZ  [author] 27 Sep, 2022 @ 4:49pm 
@Necrotron to answer your question 2 years later, the key to a good drift is a good driver.
5thDimensionZ  [author] 16 Jan, 2020 @ 4:49pm 
Also, most of my cars are made for controller use. So if it acts weird on keyboard, don't be suprised
5thDimensionZ  [author] 16 Jan, 2020 @ 4:48pm 
And thanks! If u like this one try out my Ford Focus WRC car. It is way more impressive.
5thDimensionZ  [author] 16 Jan, 2020 @ 4:47pm 
Ok first of all, I have no idea what all that meant in your question, and second, if this is the answer you wanted, the camber helps with cornering and drift recovery, but acceleration and braking are slower. Also the car has anti-roll bars. I'm not sure if your model has them so just saying, they're great.
Tarnished 16 Jan, 2020 @ 4:23pm 
I will admit it drifts with less gimmicks than mine. And if i am honest, a bit smoother. I had to pick up the controller for that crazy high steering angle (i normally just use the keyboard). Is the high positive camber the key to the good drift or the negative ackerman steering?