any vids of a rzr 4 out there doing some donuts in any terrain ? cannt seem to find any, With my 4 i can only dom them in hardpack with gravel and it has a hard time anybody else have that problem or when it comes to drifting same problem i have a hard time drifting it in curves
utvmadness
Well I really thought I was gonna open it up and see ya doing donuts.
Kinda misleading is all.
Kinda misleading is all.
If you can wait a week I'll shoot a video of my sixteen year old daughter ripping it up in the desert.
I taught her how to drift when she was 12 and she can drive just about anything like a pro.
I tell all the new guys who come out don't even think about keeping up with her on a dirtbike, she has put grown men to shame on more than one occasion! :ride:
I taught her how to drift when she was 12 and she can drive just about anything like a pro.
I tell all the new guys who come out don't even think about keeping up with her on a dirtbike, she has put grown men to shame on more than one occasion! :ride:
I have done them in the sand but did not record.
Maybe next time I go to the dunes I'll record one.
BTW, the Pats suck ass......LOL
Maybe next time I go to the dunes I'll record one.
BTW, the Pats suck ass......LOL
My stock 4 gets about 1 spin in. Not enough power to the rear wheels to keep them spinning. There is a video that DFR made where they are doing donuts on pavement with no problem. That was a turbo equipped machine though, and the tires so nothing but spin.
air your rear tires up to 35, they have less roll and are hard keeping the side wall stiffer. rides ruff as hell, but you can do great donuts. i dont recommend keeping them at that air range...just fyi.
Here we are with our daughter in the back its not that great of donuts but its the best we can so far.plus with her in the back i didnt want to get to crazy.
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