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The correct course of action is to declutch so that the wheels get back in sync with the road. Of course, you cannot do that on an automatic car.
by joss82 15y ago
The correct course of action is to declutch so that the wheels get back in sync with the road.
Of course, you cannot do that on an automatic car.
- crististm 15y agoWhatever actions you take they should aim to regain traction. My point is - the car's response is non-linear in such circumstances and linear responses don't help. You can find on youtube videos of drifting cars. You can see there how complex your response (steering + throttle + braking) should be with respect to the car's state on the road. If the plane stalls it goes down. Ponting it upwards to not go down will make it stalling even worse. You didn't have any speed to begin with and now the angle of attack is reducing its speed even more. (Don't assume de-clutching works if you did not test it in a safe env)