** I AM NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DAMAGE DONE TO YOUR CAR OR SOMEONE ELSES PROPERTY TRY THIS AT YOUR OWN RISK**
First of all *make sure you have enough space to recover if something goes wrong* this is the most important part, I would reccomend finding a large empty parking lot. Ok now for the fun part... all you have to do is build up a little speed between 10-15 mph for the first couple tries, then you turn the wheel sharply to one direction and then pull the handbrake quickly and then push it back down. Remember to keep the little button depressed when you pull the handbrake otherwise its not gonna work right and you will have almost no control because your rear tires will lock up. The basic idea is to try and turn sharply one direction and then get the rear tires to lock up to help spin you around. I would reccomend playing some gran turismo or forza first just to get an idea, if not a very vauge idea of how a front wheel drive car responds in a slide. It is lots of fun I think everyone should try this in their fit atleast once it is kinda scary at first, but after you are done you will look like this guy ->

 

I know how to do the e-brake way heh. People say you dont have to use the e-brake though.

 

lol " i would recommend playing some gran turismo or forza first" :facepalm:

i can see where this is going lol

be careful out there children

 

you need to understand drivetrains and how they work before you learn to apply e-brake techniques.

know the difference between FWD and RWD and "understeer" and "oversteer"

 

YouTube - Honda Fit - Parking Lot Playground

lol........ sorry for annoying voice
I REALLLY should have tried connecting the whole thing i didnt think of it till later.

 

Uhm..Yeah hah. I do.. I can ass drag my Fit with the e-brake no problem, thats just ass dragging. I cant get the Fits back end out without the e-brake though. Even in the wet.

 

i think you gotta get off on the gas and scandi-flip that fker i wanna try it but i want to find a huge place in case i mess up

 

oh god dammit I knew I would get this response but I posted it anyway . Ok I know that a video game is NOT REPRESENTITIVE OF REAL LIFE. All I was trying to point out was the difference between RWD AND FWD, namley the effects of over and understeer as you pointed out in your later post. All I was trying to show was that when sliding in an FWD car mashing the throttle will not induce more oversteer, moreover hitting the gas will in most situations help straighten out the car. Once more all I was trying to say by telling him to go "play some games" was just to get a general and "very vauge" idea, as I pointed out in my previous post, of how a FWD car reacts in a slide vs. how a RWD car reacts, I recind my previous statments about "playing games." I am not trying to de-value your comments GD3-Fit I was just trying to clarify my statments. So back on topic ehhhh ?

 

you do not have a rear wheel drive car

the Fit will not behave the way you want it to because it's a completely different drivetrain

 

"yayyyyy! okok!"

 

that video made me lol. im not gonna lie

 

Of course when you have a fit with the back seats and all the extra weight in the back taken out, and suspension upgrades, the back breaks out real nice and easy.

 

accordguy, the vid was awesome its super fun.

 

I have gotten my rear to kick out once on dry roads and lets just say it was very very close to ending badly lol......

 

i found that out the hard way

 

HOLY FUN in the snow, got about 5 inches of snow on the ground town, was a fun ride home. had some hand brake fun in the parking lot at work before i left. i think im gonna make a vid some night im off and have some more fun.

 

haha god i swear i dont even have an adrenaline rush from doing this anymore... probably a bad thing :O

 

lol u kno wat u need? a tougher track no "p-lot playground" lol in other words, go pop your cherry

 

the best way is sideways

 

im waiting for the right night, and im gonna steal some pilons from work and set up a coarse, hehe