Can the front drive drift?

In general, there are two main ways to drift, one is to use power drift, and the other is to use hand brake drift. The power drift of the predecessor is more difficult than its handbrake drift.

Front-wheel drive mainly refers to the vehicle with front engine and driven by its front wheel, and it is also a very traditional driving vehicle.

At the same time, for the front drive car, the rear drive shaft and the rear gearbox are often not needed, and the parts of its transmission system are relatively concentrated, so that the braking system and oil system of the car are basically placed in the lower part of the car.

Therefore, for family cars and cars, this type of front wheel drive is adopted; For large trucks and trucks, rear-drive braking is basically adopted.

Advantages and disadvantages of front front-wheel drive:

1, the transmission system and power system are compact in structure, short in transmission route, high in transmission efficiency, few in transmission system parts, low in cost, and at the same time, the self-weight of the vehicle is reduced, which is beneficial to the fuel economy of the vehicle.

2. Because the transmission shaft running through the front and rear is cancelled, the floor center in the carriage will not protrude very high, which effectively increases the internal use space of the vehicle. At the same time, it is also beneficial to reduce the height of the car body and the stability of driving.

3. Good traction. The traction mentioned here refers to the traction under normal conditions (excluding sudden start and climbing). Because most of the weight is accumulated on the front wheel, the positive pressure on the front wheel is relatively large.

We know that the friction force is equal to the positive pressure multiplied by the friction coefficient, so that the friction force of the front wheel increases.