How do I make this drift properly

[exp_lol123 (Unavailable)]

So I made a simple car chassis and it seemed to be fine.

But then I found a problem.
At the normal speed, it does what I want

local MAX_SPEED = 40
local MAX_STEER = 30

But, that’s too slow for me so I tried to make it faster but if I make it faster this happens when I try to turn

local MAX_SPEED = 50
local MAX_STEER = 40

As you can see it spins out of control and even that is not fast enough for me. If I make it the speed I want it turning is even worse.

I don’t know much about the Roblox chassis system so I may just be doing everything wrong.

local MAX_SPEED = 40
local MAX_STEER = 30

local car = script.Parent
local driveSeat = car.DriveSeat

local leftMotor = car.LeftMotor
local rightMotor = car.RightMotor

local leftServo = car.LeftServo
local rightServo = car.RightServo

driveSeat.Changed:Connect(function(property)
	if property == "ThrottleFloat" then
		leftMotor.AngularVelocity = MAX_SPEED * driveSeat.ThrottleFloat
		rightMotor.AngularVelocity = MAX_SPEED * driveSeat.ThrottleFloat
	elseif property == "SteerFloat" then
		leftServo.TargetAngle = MAX_STEER * driveSeat.SteerFloat
		rightServo.TargetAngle = MAX_STEER * driveSeat.SteerFloat
	end
end)

[2112Jay]

Weld transparent parts to the front and back for a weight system. Different materials for different weights. Change the wheel physical properties to make it slide more.

[exp_lol123 (Unavailable)]

Thank you it was the friction that was the problem

[doomguy2164]

I’d also enable the Massless property on pretty much all parts in the car that aren’t invisible weights for the sake of simplicity in the future when the car gets a body.

[exp_lol123 (Unavailable)]

The car can’t climb up, I’d use weights to solve that right

[doomguy2164]

Try lowering the center of gravity (lower the weights) or increasing wheel friction.