Lift of oversteer....

[stan]

Im a big fan of it, and can induce it quite nicley in a Williams..

Does anybody who owns/drives williams have any trouble getting lift of oversteer?

In the dry im talking..

[stevie_b]

Loads of people will!

[Coops]

will does it, turbo doesnt

[richy]

easy to do it in the hybrid, always do it on track!

[Justin..]

easy peasy on the naples (widetracked & lowered 35mm) and on the old valver it was easy but bit more hairy cos it used to snap alot violently

[bill.]

both my willy & valver did it nicely, and both my 1.6 & 1.9 gti where well on par with the clio's, not really had chance to try it in my current pug, but i'm sure it will be just the same, although a lot more lairy as i'll probably be going a lot quicker

[Wobba]

As it is, my car is incredibly grippy, though I do get the odd 4 wheel drift whilst on power in bends, though only really in the wet.

I do get lift off understeer which means steering further into a bend coming off power, which I guess if I was as 'enthusiastic' as some of you would equate to tail out action if I was going faster.

Personally though, I dont like that as I like to power out of bends and as such keep it on the boil at high revs in case I need the higher rev band power to nulify oversteer.

Had two serious moments were Iw as caught out by sudden lift off oversteer and so now I am a bit of a coward.

[franksvalver]

i did it last night when i had to lift off for a cone in the road on a corner... shat myself but once i corrected it i thought i was the don :P

[Matty86]

can do it easily

not so good at controlling/correcting it though :P

[Justin..]

lol, power out of it!