New Drift Settings Depot

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Ok, I'm sorry for re-bumping this topic again. But, as no settings were posted, I was forced to come up with some of my own:

05' Ford Mustang GT:

Power: 496bhp!

Parts to buy:
Racing Exhaust
Sports Chip
Supercharger kit
Racing Brakes
Brake Controller
Racing Suspension
Fully Customisable Transmission
Triple Clutch
Racing Flywheel
Carbon Propellor Shaft
Weight Reduction Stage 3
Stiffness (optional)
LSD Fully Customisable
Tyres N3 Front/N2 Rear (Important!!)


Settings:

Brakes - 6/12

Suspension -
Spring Rate: 9.5/9.0
Ride Height: 96/96
Damper Bounce: 2/3
Damper Rebound: 2/3
Camber: 2.0/0.6
Toe: 0/0
Stabs: 1/1

Aids: All Off

LSD: 10/32/15

Transmission: Depends on track (auto 9/10 usually)

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Notes: Have to have good throttle control, but is actually quite a good drift car which is easy to link together turns and if you make use of the power wisely is actually quite a friendly drift-mobile. Try it out.
 
2000 Mazda RX-7 Type RS
Power: 520hp/406tq


Parts to buy:
Racing Exhaust
Racing Chip
Port/Polish
Engine Balancing
Racing Brakes
1.5way LSD (works fine, could use a fully customizable if you like)
Stage3 Turbo and Original Turbo
Racing Intercooler
Fully Customizable Transmission
Triple Plate Clutch
Racing Flywheel
Carbon Driveshaft
Full Weight Reduction
Racing Suspension

Settings:
Spring rate: 9.5/8.5
Ride height: 110/116
Shock bound: 5/6
Shock rebound: 7/8
Camber angle: 3.0/1.5
Toe angle: 0.0/0.0
Stabilizers: 2/5

Transmission:
Final: 4.300
Auto: 1
(set final to 5.5, then auto to 25 then back to 1, then set final to 4.3)

TCS: 0
ASM: 0

Ballast:
Amount: 45
Front/Rear: 15

Tires:
Front: R5
Rear: R3

Gets sideways very easily and stays sideways very easily. Requires decent throttle control to avoid spinning out. This is the first vehicle I ever drifted and is my personal favorite simply because of it's ease of use. On Smaller tracks (like Autumn Ring Mini) I prefer the Stage 3 Turbo, but on larger track (like Midfield) I prefer the Original Turbo (563hp/447tq).
 
2003 Dodge Neon SRT-4
301hp/316tp

Parts to buy:
Racing exhaust
Sports chip
Racing intercooler
Racing brakes w/ controller
Racing suspension
Fully custom. transmission
Triple-plate clutch
Racing flywheel
1.5way LSD
Port and polish
Engine balancing
Stiffness

Suspension setting:
Spring rate: 3.0/15.0
Ride height: 102/102
Bound: 1/10
Rebound: 1/10
Camber: 1.0/10.0
Toe: 0/0
Stabilizers: 1/7

Tires:
Front: N3
Rear: N1

Brakes balance:
Front: 7
Rear: 15

Weight balance:
Ballast: 140
Balance: +50

Gear ratios:
Up to you. I found 5th to be quite short and had to adjust accordingly

Aids:
None
Overall:
This car was definitely NOT meant to drift...As you can tell by the settings, I had to take drastic measures to get the back end loose. It's not one of the fastest vehicles due to stock turbos, low traction, and added weight, but she definitely drifts. A decent knowledge of weight transfer will help, as the brakes and e-brake don't do much to initiate a slide. I bet more rear brake bias will help, but I haven't the time to try.
 
2001 Lexus SC430
454hp/601tq

Parts to buy:
Racing exhaust
Racing brakes w/ controller
Port and polish
Engine balancing
Sports chip
Fully custom. transmission
Triple-plate clutch
Racing flywheel
Fully custom. LSD
Carbon Driveshaft
Supercharger
Racing suspension
Stage3 weight reduction

Suspenion setting:
Spring rate: 10.0/15.0
Ride height: 100/105
Bound: 5/7
Rebound: 6/8
Camber: 3.0/1.0
Toe: 0/0
Stabilizers: 4/5

Tires:
Front: R2
Rear: R5

Brake balance:
Front: 3
Rear: 15

Gear ratio:
Final: 5.280
Auto: 1
(set final max right, then auto max right then max left, then adjust final to 5.280)

LSD:
Initial: 5
Accel: 30
Decel: 5

Overall:
This car is overweight even with all the weight reductions...but with a little fine-tuning I can't even tell it's heavy. Surprisingly easy to drift, works with all techniques. Enjoy!
 
well im not very accustomed to everything in gt4 dampers etc but i made some settings for a 240 sx s14 to tell you the truth i think its just the car being a good drift car and these settings are nothing special... but id like if someone tried them out to tell me what they think or where it could be improved thanks
here goes :

parts to buy::racing chip, stage 2 weight reduction,racing exhaust, racing brakes,racing intercooler double plate cluth racing flywheel, original suspension,carbon driveshaft,lsd 1.5, stage 3 turbo

suspension spring rate : 7.0 and 6.8 everything else is the same and on N3 tires i have a feeling no one would like this seeing how s14s are already easy to drift
 
'99 Nissan Silvia Spec R AERO (S15)
Power: 322hp



Parts to buy:

Racing Muffler
Racing Brakes
Racing Intercooler
Port Polish
Engine Balancing
Racing Chip
Racing Suspension
Fully Customize Transmission
Triple-Plate Clutch
Racing Flywheel
Full Customize LSD
Carbon Driveshaft
N2 Tires
Rigidity Refresher Plan (If Available)
Oil Change
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Settings:

Spring rate: 8.0/8.0
Ride height: 96/96
Shock bound: 7/7
Shock rebound: 6/7
Camber angle: 2.0/1.0
Toe angle: 0.0/0.0
Stabilizers: 3/4

LSD Setting:
Initial Torque: 13
LSD Accel: 50
LSD Decel: 22

Brake balance: --/--

TCS: 0
ASM: 0

Downforce: 0/0

VCD Setting: --

Ballast:
Front: --
Rear: --

Little description of handling characteristics:
This car drifts easily though may require some steering & throttle control. Otherwise, great car to drift with!
 
'03 Subaru Legacy B4 3.0R
Power: 393 (387 at wheel) @6600rpm.
Torque: 332.93 ftlb @ 4200rpm.


Parts to buy:

Racing Muffler
Racing Brakes
NA Tuning: Stage 3
Port Polish
Engine Balancing
Racing Chip
Full Customize Racing Suspension
Cluth: Twin Plate
Flywheel: Racing
Limited-slip: 2-Way
Carbon Fiber Driveshaft
N1 tires rear and N3 tires front
VCD Controller
Stage 3 Weight Reduction
Increase Rigidty
(Rigidty refresher plan if needed)


Settings:

Spring rate: 8.0/11.0
Ride height: 99/99
Shock bound: 10/10
Shock rebound: 10/10
Camber angle: 2.5/1.0
Toe angle: 0.0/0.0
Stabilizers: 7/7

LSD Setting:
Initial Torque: N/A
LSD Accel: N/A
LSD Decel: N/A

Brake ballance: 0/0

TCS: 0/0
ASM: 0/0

Downforce: 0/0

VCD Setting: 10

Ballast:
Front: 0/0
Rear: 0/0

Little description of handling characteristics: The Handeling is smooth. Will take a lap or two to get used to, and you will, when drifting, hit and go over the red line a little. You'll mostly use weight transfer drifts, like Feighnt, and Braking. You don't exactly need to counter steer all tha much, the front tires help you out on that one.
 
'02 Infinity FX45 Concept
Power: 539.
Torque: 615lbft.


Parts to buy:

Racing Muffler
Sports ECU
N3 front / N1 in rear
Supercharger
Racing Brakes
Racing Suspension
Tripple-Plate Clutch
Racing Flywheel
Carbon Driveshaft
2-Way litited-slip
Stage 3 weight redection
Port polish
Engine balancing
Increase rigidity

Settings:

Spring rate: 7.0/7.0
Ride height: 106/106
Shock bound: 10/10
Shock rebound: 10/10
Camber angle: 2.5/1.0
Toe angle: 0.0/0.0
Stabilizers: 7/7

LSD Setting:
Initial Torque: 0
LSD Accel: 0
LSD Decel: 0

Brake ballance: 0/0

TCS: 0
ASM: 0

Downforce: 0/0

VCD Setting: 0

Ballast:
Front: 0
Rear: 0

Little description of handling characteristics: Smooth all the way. It can get out when you just stomp on the gas in 2nd and 3rd. 2nd gear is where most of the drifting will be at.
 
2002 Spyker C8 Laviolette

Parts to buy:
Racing Exhaust
Brake Balance Controller (optional)
Racing Chip
Nitrous
Full Customize Transmission
Triple Plate Clutch
Racing Flywheel
Full Customize LSD (optional, so tune your way)
Full Customize Suspension
N2 tires
Weight Reduction 3

Settings:

Suspension:
Spring rate: F:10.2, 10.2 R
Ride Height: F:83, R: 84
Shock Bound: F:7, R: 7
Shock Rebound: F: 5, R: 5
Camber Angle: F:0.7, R: 0.7
Toe Angle: 0 both
Stabilizers: F:5, R: 5

Transmission:
Auto Setting: 9
AIDS OFF!!
LSD: tune your way if bought
Brake Controller. tune your way

Description: Oversteer is way too prevalent. You have to be really experienced to control this, but settings can be adjusted to have better control. Counter-steer has to be applied after an angle has been made, or if not, snap-back will win. I'm currently (October 27) trying to fix this but have not succeeded. Tune the Brake Balance Controller and LSD your way as I said before.
 
'04 Blitz ER34
Power: 475hp


Parts to buy:
S2 Tires

Settings:

Spring rate: 10.0/9.5
shock settings 8/7
camber 1.0/0.5



Brake ballance: 0/0

TCS: 0
ASM: 0

Downforce: 0/0


weight
ballast: 10
distrubition: -20
AIDS ALL OFF

Little description of handling characteristics
slides good still working on it. good throttle control is required or you will spin.
seems nervous at first but fun
 
1990 Toyota Supra 2.5 GT

Buy:
Oil Change
Sports Chip
Racing Brakes
Full Customize Suspension
Full Customize Transmission
Triple Plate Clutch
Racing Flywheel
Full Customize LSD
Carbon Driveshaft
N2 Tires

Settings:

Suspension
Spring Rate: F 12.3, R 13.0
Ride Height: F 100, R 100
Shock Bound: F 9, R 9
Shock Rebound: F 1, R 1
Camber Angle: F 0.7, R 0.7
Toe Angle: F 0, R 0
Stabilizers: F 4, R 4

Transmission

Auto Setting: 8

AIDS OFF

Description: Not much to say. easy drifter, did it for New Drifters
 
'92 NSX type R
Power: 432hp

Parts to buy:

Oil change
Racing muffler
NA tune Stage 3
Port&Polish
Engine balancing
Sports chip
Sports brakes
Brake controller
Custom suspension
Custom gearbox
Triple clucth
Racing flywheel
2 way LSD
Weight reduction 3
Roll cage
Rigidity
N3 tyres

Settings:

Spring rate: 10.0/10.0
Ride height: 95/95
Shock bound: 8/7
Shock rebound: 10/10
Camber angle: 3.0/1.0
Toe angle: 0.0/0.0
Stabilizers: 4/4

Gear change: (tranny trick used!!!)
1st: 2.727
2nd:1.904
3rd: 1.486
4th: 1.176
5th: 0.918
Final: 3.722

Brake balance: 10/10

TCS: 0
ASM: 0

Little description of handling characteristics: This car is setted for high speed drifting. If it's well driven, the speeds are close to grip racing style. It can rise the speed significantly at corner exits, so you can link corners that are far away always in a racing drift style.
 
It's been a long time since I've come on this boards. But a couple of days ago I started GT4 again. And I'm still in love (after all this time) with the one and only VW Golf markI.
Now I wanted to drift with the beauty a bit, so I came here and hoped there were some settings. Since I remembered this topic, I thought I might take a look here.
But sadly there are no settings for the markI. So here's my question: Any of you guys drift with it, and have some good settings?
Thanks in advance,

Defiant.
 
Car name: FIAT 500L '69
Power: 81HP/4400rpm
Torque: 92.22ft.lb/2200rpm
Weight: 482 Kg


Parts to buy:

Exhaust - Racing
Racing chip - Sports
Tires - N1
Turbine kit - Stage 2
Brakes - Raing
Brake controller
Suspension - Racing
Transmission - Full Customize
Clutch - Triple plate
Fly Wheel - Racing
LSD - Full customize
Weight Reduction - Stage 3

Settings:

Spring rate: 4/4.4
Ride height: 120/120
Shock bound: 8/8
Shock rebound: 8/8
Camber angle: 2.0/1.0
Toe angle: 0/0
Stabilizers: 4/4

LSD Setting:
Initial Torque: 10
LSD Accel: 40
LSD Decel: 20

Brake balance: 10/12

Transmission: Auto 12
AIDS OFF

Note:

The FIAT 500L '69 lacks power so extending the drift is rather hard. A nitrous boost may be optional in this case, but is not necessary for tracks such as trial Mountain or Motorland. I suggest starting the drift with feint motions on 4th gear. Downshifting can extend the drifts to a limited extent. You can find the wheels lose traction on fourth at around 100km/h with a slight turn. Pulling the e-brake may be necessary on some turns if you go below 3rd gear.

:)
 
Madazmatt
Hi everyone, i was just wondering if any one had a drift set up for a mr2
Any help would be grateful.

*cough*

Sheron
A few ground rules and an explanation of how this place works:
If you cannot find the settings you are looking for, please PM me your request. Posting it is not necessary.
This will conserve bandwidth and space, and will also make updates much easier for me.

There are many cars based on the same family
(Skylines, Evos, Imprezas....etc). If you're looking for settings of an especific model, and they aren't on the list, try using settings from cars of the same family before asking for new settings.


Please provide the vehicle's full name and year, specify if you want driver aids on or off.
Be specific!!!

But, there are settings posted of ALL MR2 models (AW11, SW20 and MR-S) :grumpy:
 
I'd like to post a new setting of mine.
You should try it out.

Car - Toyota Corolla Levin GT-Apex '83
HP - 236
Weight - 911kg

Parts:
N2 Tyres Front and Rear
Full Customize Suspension
Brake Balance Controller
Full Customize Transmission
Weight Reduction Stage 1
Original Turbo
Racing Exhaust
Racing Chip
Port Polish
Triple Plate Clutch
2-Way LSD
Carbon Driveshaft

Settings:
Brake Balance - 3F/10R
Driving Aids - 0 ASM/0 TCS
Ballast - 0
Weight Balance - 0

Spring Rate - 6.8F/8.0R
Ride Height - 105mm Front and Rear.
Shock Bound - 6F/8R
Shock Rebound - 6F/8R
Camber - 2.5F/0.0R
Toe - 0F/0R
Stabilizers - 4F/4R

Transmission Auto Set - 8
Gear 1 - 2.910
Gear 2 - 2.022
Gear 3 - 1.493
Gear 4 - 1.156
Gear 5 - 0.947
Gear 6 -0.810
Final Drive Ratio - 4.250

You can adjust the gears to your liking.

Changed this quite a bit. This setting should do quite well if you drift the car. Will silde quite well. The best method to initiate a drift for this setting shouldn't be an issue.
 
After toying with the settings already in the Depot and not liking them, I figured I'd make my own.

2004 BMW M3
487hp / 368tq


Parts to buy:
* Racing brakes w/ controller
* Stage 3 N/A tune, Port & Polish, Engine balancing, Racing chip
* All drivetrain parts
* Racing suspension
* N1 tires, Stage 3 weight reduction

Brake controller: 1/24

Suspension setting:
Spring rate: 9.4/9.4
Ride height: 92/92
Bound: 5/7
Rebound: 5/7
Camber: 2.0/0.5
Toe: 0/0
Stabilizers: 3/5

Transmission:
Autoset 16 or so

Aids:
None

LSD:
10/40/12

Overall:
Very easy to drift, very fun! By far one of my favorites!
 
95 Subaru Impreza WRX STI Version 2 look down before trying
477HP

Parts to buy
Racing Muffler
Racing Brakes
Brake Controller
Port Polish
Engine Balancing
Racing Chip
Nitrous
Full Customize Transmition
Triple-plate Clutch
Racing Flywheel
Carbon Driveshaft
Original Turbo
Racing Intercooler
Original Suspension
N1 tires
Weight reduction Stage 1-3
Rigidty refresher plan
Increase Rigidty
Spoiler

Setup
Brake Controller - No idea
Spring rate - 16/16
Ride height - 135/85
Shock Absorbers - Leave it alone
Camber- leave it alone
Toe - leave it alone
Stabilizers - 7/7
No aids
Downforce - 30/15
Ballast weight - 200

As you can see this set up is not yet really completed. It slides well but tends to whip the hell out of the car when correcting. it really pisses me off :grumpy: . can get almost over 90 degrees when on super speedway. its very fun to try to drift and get the hang of using this setup. if you have any corrections please help me out here. have fun. oh yeah you might also want to try n2 tires and a limites slip dif.

Try not to use this setup. i used this last fall when i was a real noob. check out my videos to see my 4wd drifting now. i will try to get my universal setup up. it works for everything for me but i will post it as a 22b setup because thats the car i experimented on to get it. Looking back this setup is absolutely hilarious. Its complete garbage and i wouldn't use it, if i have some time ill revisit this car.
 
'70 Dodge Charger 440 R/T
Power: 714bhp


Parts to buy:

Racing Exhaust
Sports Chip
Stage 3 NA tune
Port Polish
Engine Balancing
Racing Brakes
Brake Controller
Racing Suspension
Full Customisable Trans
Triple-Plate Clutch
Racing Flywheel
Carbon Driveshaft
Full Customisable LSD
Oil Change

Settings:

Spring rate: 5.0/5.0
Ride height: 110/110
Shock bound: 8/8
Shock rebound: 6/6
Camber angle: 2.0/0.0
Toe angle: 0.0/0.0
Stabilizers: 4/4

LSD Setting:
Initial Torque: 15
LSD Accel: 45
LSD Decel: 25

Brake ballance: 5/12

Transmission: Auto 10 (adjust to suit your style)

TCS: 0
ASM: 0

Downforce: 0/0

Ballast:
Front: 0
Rear: 0

Handling characteristics:

You will need to have some degree of throttle control, as this car gets very taily
 
'99' nissan silvia spec r aero (s15)
Power: 445hp


Parts to buy:
racing flywheel
racing muffler
racing chip
original turbo
racing intercooler
racing brakes (i dont use the brake controller)
original suspension
fully customisable transmission
triple-plate clutch
carbon propeller shaft
nos (if u want i jst bought it)
spoiler(for the downforce setting)
Settings:

Spring rate: 14.3/14.1
Ride height: 72/72
Shock bound:
Shock rebound:
Camber angle: 2.0/1.5
Toe angle: 0.0/0.0
Stabilizers: 4/5

LSD Setting:
Initial Torque:
LSD Accel:
LSD Decel:

tyres:
front:sports/medium
rear:sports/medium


Brake ballance: normal

TCS: 0
ASM (understeer):20
ASM(oversteer):0

Downforce: 30/0

VCD Setting:

Ballast:
Front:0
Rear:0

Little description of handling characteristics:
The car is a great drifter with these tyres and drifts in nearly any gear:)
it may have a little bit of flickback but iut is easy to control.nothing else really and let me know if it works:)
 
'04 Lotus Elise 111R
Power: 227hp

Parts to buy:

those required for 227 hp nothing else!

Settings:
Stock

tyres -

front normall sports

rear normall road

LSD Setting:

N/A

Brake ballance: Stock

TCS: 0
ASM: 0

Downforce: N/A

VCD Setting: N/A

Ballast:N/A

Little description of handling characteristics:
drifts really easy if you push it

do not worry if angle gets a little too wide jus dab the brakes and floor it :)

enjoy p.m if you struggle with settings:idea:
 
You could have just edited your previous post, niall, where you simply copied the pro forma without filling in any fields...

I've removed it now though. Please do not double-post like this.
 
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