The EG civic was made to drift in the snow. Even though these cars dont have real wheel drive, they are extremely fun to drift in the snow with. I live in canada so we have snow five months of the year. There is nothing then taking to your sweet civic for a ride in the next parking lot right after a fresh snow fall. These handle soooo well, it sooo easy to keep them under controll. Next time i come out i'll try to get a video for you guys, so you can really see what i'm talking about.

 

Dude i have an EG civic and we had the first snow of year last night. I think it was like one inch. My brother is like dude lets goto the parkinglot for some doughnuts, then my dad came home. I guess ill give that a shot next time it snows but my suspension is questionable at best.

 

yo its all good, dont worry about the suspension, just as long as you dont have too many people with you in the car. The car doesnt take much of a beating since the coefficient of friction between the road and the tires is much less since the road is slippery. Just keep it safe stay away from parked cars and curbs, I'VE SMOKED A COUPLE OF CURBS IN MY DAY OF DRIFTING.

 

i wouldnt calll it drifting.

assisted sliding is more like it

 

Why do you think they call them "Snow Drifts"?

 

I got the perfect spot for that kinda stuff. There is a lot by my house that has no lightposts and generally tehre are no cars there at night. And the parkinglot has grass on 2 sides. Someone should do a snow drift 101 for those of us who have never attempted it.

 

^^^^^^^ go for it!

 

I will be making a real snow drifting video pretty soon. I think my 200hp RWD will suffice

 

As long as we see lots of action.

 

Only problem with me writing a snow drift 101 (preferably FWD) is i've never been drifting, FWD or RWD. Yea i know im deprived.