MarkK

I know they can do it with AWD rally cars. I'm too chicken to try it on my own car for fear of blown up torsen.

Wayne H.

If you want a power-slide you can get some 4-wheel drift going with the AWD on a fast corner (don't do it on the streets though).

As for the e-brake.. it can be done but it will cause more wear on your brakes as well as the Torsen.. A few days ago someone posted a site with an RS4 test-drive video.. the host puts the RS4 into some oversteer conditions using the e-brake to have a bit more fun on the track (the Audi engineers seemed to have designed the RS4 with understeer in mind). His slides are impressive, but he prefaces his e-brake maneuvers with "Don't tell Audi..."

Chard

the RS4 got a bad review in that video...the handling at least

h5k

I've done it on dry pavement, and
spent a long time picking rocks that
were embedded in the rubber (not just
between tread...IN the rubber!).

I felt silly after that...but,
I HAD to do it, once, just to be sure!

h5k

TomV.

No problem. Just find a snowy parking lot or dirt road.