Would a rear engine car be effective for rallycross? There's

>>17629803
Have fun steering.

>>17629803
It could be, if you can manage to keep the damn thing under control.

>>17629803
drifting every corner can get boring after awhile

>>17629803
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YdBuwzRAEAw
crazy polack in RR shitbox manages

>>17629828
>>17629838
But wouldn't having the weight over the drive wheels be better for traction?

>>17630766
Yes, and the lighter front would make for very direct turn-in, but it'll be quite unpredictable once you lose grip.
Which will happen in rallycross.

>>17629850

The little polski fiat that could

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don't fall for the rwd rally meme

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>>17629803
Porsches and VWs have been rallied and rallycrossed since the dawn of time, so, in short, yes.

>effective
not sure about that part, but beetles are the funniest death traps ever
i'm addicted

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>>17629850
fuck yeah

have fun, but don't kill yourself, op

In RWD I can't go as fast as I safely can like AWD.

Top speed in RWD for me is like 50 on the trails compared to 70-80 on the trails on a dry day

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>>17629803
FWD is the best thing for rallycross. Ever go to a rallycross event? Dodge neons will dominate over AWF Subarus.

Any cheap AWD cars with less than 4 doors?

I can't find any in my area besides maybe the Audi TT.