GTP's GT5 Public Drift Settings Depot

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SPRINTER TRUENO GT-APEX (S.SHIGENO VER.) '00

Power: 284hp
Torque: 159ft-lb
Weight: 825kg

Parts to buy:
Chassis Reinforcement (Body/Chassis)
Engine Tuning Stage 3 (Engine)
Titanium Racing Exhaust (Exhaust)
High RPM Range Turbo Kit (Turbo Kits)
Fully Customizable Transmission (Transmission)
Adjustable LSD (Drivetrain)
Fully Customizable Kit (Suspension)
Brake Balance Controller (Brakes)
Comfort Soft (Tires)

Suspension Settings:
Ride height: -35/-30
Spring rate: 19.0/16.5
Dampers (Extension): 10/10
Dampers (Compression): 10/10
Anti-Roll Bars: 7/7
Camber angle: 1.0/0.5
Toe angle: 0.0/0.20

LSD Settings:
Initial Torque: 10
Acceleration Sensitivity: 60
Braking Sensitivity: 20

Brake Controller Settings:
Brake balance: 5/5

Driving Options:
ABS: 1

No other driving aids.

Little description of handling characteristics: Easy to drift with controller. Tuned on Tsukuba Circuit, still a work in progress though. Any input is welcome. I find it best to initiate with a feint or just pull the e-brake on entry and then power through the corners.
 
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Depot is updated 12/28
Side note:
On all FR vehicles. If you can easily wait for settings to come for you. Please experiment with them first. Figuring out your own style is much better than copying someone else's settings. Run at least 1 grip lap around a easy driftable course. Then slowly tune it while it is in stock form.
 
Mercedes c63 amg '08
Weight: 1403kg
Power: 572BHP @ 5400rpm
Torque: 79 @ 4800rpm

Driving aids: none.

Upgrades
all chassis upgrades except for rigidity improvment.
Sports intake
racing air filter
titanium racing exhaust
sports exhaust manifold
mid range turbo
fully customizable transmission
twin plate clutch
semi race flywheel
custom LSD
carbon driveshaft
height adjustable sports suspension
Comfort soft OR sports hard.

SETTINGS:
Trans: 300KM/PH
LSD: 10
40
20

Suspension: FRONT/BACK

Ride Height: -8 / -6
Spring rate: 5.0 / 5.2
Dampers: 1 / 2
Anti Roll (non adjustable)
Camber: 2.0 / 0.0
Toe Angle (non adjustable)
brake balance: 10 / 0


Holden Commodore SS '04
Weight: 1658kg
Power: 450BHP @ 5800rpm
Torque: 66kgfm @ 4300rpm

Driving aids: none.

Upgrades
Sports intake
racing air filter
titanium racing exhaust
sports exhaust manifold
supercharger
6 speed close ratio transmission
twin plate clutch
semi race flywheel
custom LSD
carbon drive shaft
fully adjustable suspension
Comfort soft OR sports hard.

SETTINGS:
Trans: 300KM/PH
LSD: 60
60
15

Suspension: FRONT/BACK

Ride Height: -15 / -10
Spring rate: 4.0 / 5.0
Dampers ext: 3 / 4
Dampers com: 3 / 4
Anti Roll: 1 /2
Camber: 2.0 / 0.0
Toe Angle: -0.10 / 0.20
brake balance: 10 / 0

Please PM me any improvements
 
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biqut2
SPRINTER TRUENO GT-APEX (S.SHIGENO VER.) '00

Power: 284hp
Torque: 159ft-lb
Weight: 825kg

Parts to buy:
Chassis Reinforcement (Body/Chassis)
Engine Tuning Stage 3 (Engine)
Titanium Racing Exhaust (Exhaust)
High RPM Range Turbo Kit (Turbo Kits)
Fully Customizable Transmission (Transmission)
Adjustable LSD (Drivetrain)
Fully Customizable Kit (Suspension)
Brake Balance Controller (Brakes)
Comfort Soft (Tires)

Suspension Settings:
Ride height: -35/-30
Spring rate: 19.0/16.5
Dampers (Extension): 10/10
Dampers (Compression): 10/10
Anti-Roll Bars: 7/7
Camber angle: 1.0/0.5
Toe angle: 0.0/0.20

LSD Settings:
Initial Torque: 10
Acceleration Sensitivity: 60
Braking Sensitivity: 20

Brake Controller Settings:
Brake balance: 5/5

Driving Options:
ABS: 1

No other driving aids.

Little description of handling characteristics: Easy to drift with controller. Tuned on Tsukuba Circuit, still a work in progress though. Any input is welcome. I find it best to initiate with a feint or just pull the e-brake on entry and then power through the corners.
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Bought the car to try your setting, couldn't make it work for me, but have problems with that car drifting. On GT5 and Forza 3, never could get the hang of it.

Anbody else?
 
Just to ask, what make a tune good? So good it can be posted here?

Have tunes and cars I drift with, at the moment the 2 I like the most is the Ferrari 430 Scuderia and the '07 M3.

Seen a tune for the m3 earlier, but mine i much "stiffer". Will have to with write mine down and try the other and sees whitchon is best for me.

Have got about 10 mill, som will start tuning any wantet car if people like the setting I post later.
 
xCrack_stylez-
Mercedes c63 amg '08
Weight: 1403kg
Power: 572BHP @ 5400rpm
Torque: 79 @ 4800rpm


Holden Commodore SS '04
Weight: 1658kg
Power: 450BHP @ 5800rpm
Torque: 66kgfm @ 4300rpm

Please PM me any improvements
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I see you got low spring rates, maybe you should try higher spring rates to improve youyr driftcars even more :)

@ theyoytoy: Just post it, I would have done the same

@ ceewok: Haven't got a Odessey yet, can't find it in UCD :(
 
Ishie
Anyone got for a Lotus Carlton? I love the car, but not how it drives :(
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yeah i have lotus carlton aswell 700 and something brake ..its an animal eats through a set of shoes after two laps ..have feeling could be great with right setup anyone able to help me ??? 👍👍:gtpflag::gtpflag:



or even for the merc 190E evo II ... love the car now need the settings PLEASE people 👍👍:gtpflag::gtpflag:
 
Wienish
I see you got low spring rates, maybe you should try higher spring rates to improve youyr driftcars even more :)
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really? i find low spring rates in these cars with the engine setup kick out alot nicer, the higher ones i have a bit of trouble with =\

thanks though :)
 
Car name : Lexus IS-F (Not RM)
Power: 713hp

Parts to buy:

Everything

Settings:

Spring rate: 14/17
Ride height: -5/-20
Shock bound: 5/10
Shock rebound: 5/10
Camber angle: 5.0/7.5
Toe angle: 0.0/0/20
Stabilizers: 3/7

LSD Setting:
Initial Torque: 60
LSD Accel: 60
LSD Decel: 60

Brake ballance: 5/5

TCS: 0
ASM: 0

Downforce: NA/18

VCD Setting: NA

Tyres:
Front: Comfort Soft
Rear: Comfort Hard

Little description of handling characteristics:

Very steerable with the front or the rear, 1st run with these setting's on Tsukuba hit 14045pts..

*NB The IS-F will drift quite nicely with all mods +stock susp / diff or fully customizable @ stock settings

*NB the theory of this setup will work for 90% of FR cars...

rock hard/max lowering rear ,

3 points lower spring rates and 15 mm higher in front,

and generally up the camber from 0 F+R until you can't control the car anymore and back off a touch...personally I always use a touch more camber on the rear for drift...

Lexus IS-F Drifter "Pink Bits"
 
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Car name : Nissan Silvia Spec-R Aero (S15) '02
Power: 372hp

Parts to buy:

Body/Chasis:
Stage 2 Weight Reduction
Window Weight Reduction
Carbon Hood
Spoiler

Engine:
ECU Tuning
Stage 1 Engine

Intake System:
Sports Intake Manifold
Racing Air filter

Exhaust:
Sports Exhaust Manifold
Catalytic Converter: Sports
Titanium Exhaust

Turbo:
Mid RPM Range Kit

No Transmission

Drivetrain:
Twin Clutch
Semi Racing Flywheel
Adjustable LSD
Carbon Driveshaft

Suspension:
Full Customizable Kit

Brakes:
Brake Balance Controller

Tires:
Comfort Mediums



Settings:

Spring rate: 5/5
Ride height: -25/-25
Dampers (Extension): 4/4
Dampers (Compression): 4/4
Anti Roll bars: 3/3
Camber angle: 6/2.8
Toe angle: -0.03/0.20

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


TCS: 0
ASM: 0

Downforce: NA/15

Everything else is stock.

I'm new to GT5 drifting and this is my first set up, its the only car I own that I can maintain a drift in so enjoy!
 
Perhaps something could be clarified, just for my own purposes...why on earth is anyone drifting(in gt5, gt4, 3, real life etc) and doesn't have a basic understanding on car dynamics to input their own drift settings? i mean it seems along the same lines of asking, "what is the best drift car?", in that there is no definitive answer...some people drift better w/ stiff rear ends, some w/ softer ones, all of the different parameters that go into making a drift car should be experimented w/, not just given out as a general tune...your car can't drift how you want it? then experiment for crying out loud, mess w/ the toe and camber settings until u feel comfortable sliding around, and then u may see that the settings provided, don't actually work for you....not trying to badmouth anyone requesting drift settings, but if you're not willing to put in the practice to find out your own drifting style(i thought that was the point), then why exactly are u drifting? i'm by no means the best drifter out there, but at least i put in the effort to understand why my car is not sliding as i would like it, instead of just getting some generic drift tune and calling myself the reincarnation of Takumi Fujiwara...
 
Megamarcx84
Perhaps something could be clarified, just for my own purposes...why on earth is anyone drifting(in gt5, gt4, 3, real life etc) and doesn't have a basic understanding on car dynamics to input their own drift settings? i mean it seems along the same lines of asking, "what is the best drift car?", in that there is no definitive answer...some people drift better w/ stiff rear ends, some w/ softer ones, all of the different parameters that go into making a drift car should be experimented w/, not just given out as a general tune...your car can't drift how you want it? then experiment for crying out loud, mess w/ the toe and camber settings until u feel comfortable sliding around, and then u may see that the settings provided, don't actually work for you....not trying to badmouth anyone requesting drift settings, but if you're not willing to put in the practice to find out your own drifting style(i thought that was the point), then why exactly are u drifting? i'm by no means the best drifter out there, but at least i put in the effort to understand why my car is not sliding as i would like it, instead of just getting some generic drift tune and calling myself the reincarnation of Takumi Fujiwara...
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dude you come off abit harsh, did you think perhaps some people may just have no idea where to start and would like to see what others are doing to then do their own tuning?

No tune is perfect for everyone...this is just to try and help people out and share idea's...
 
xx666Kris666xx
dude you come off abit harsh, did you think perhaps some people may just have no idea where to start and would like to see what others are doing to then do their own tuning?

No tune is perfect for everyone...this is just to try and help people out and share idea's...
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I was afraid it would sound a bit harsh when i posted it(definitely not intended), but it just seems to be a valid question...drifting(at least in the US) seems to be associated w/ ne'er do wells, who have no concept of car dynamics, beyond what their credit cards can buy, what their mechanic tells them, and what they've seen on initial d. IMHO people like this is why D1GP or any other mainstream drifting organization cannot get the same kind of exposure that is enjoyed internationally. Drifting is an art and a skill, that requires development, and knowledge of car dynamics. Beyond advising people to install an lsd(if necessary), the advice should be to go somewhere safe, practice and experiment, both in virtual, and in real life.

I dunno, i just feel that there is a correlation in attitudes between those who don't put in the grind work to actually understand what is happening during a drift on gt5, 4 etc.. and those who get daddy to pay for their drift car in real life, crash it on the streets, and make things crappy for those who are just trying to drive their rwd sport compact in a reasonable manner...
 
But in the interest of being helpful, all i ever do for drift settings is to lower car 3-4 ticks above lowest setting once i have full customized suspension, and experiment from there, adjusting spring, shock, camber, anti roll and toe settings as i go along. it seems like most of the rwd cars have an lsd stock anyways.:indiff:
 
Megamarcx84
But in the interest of being helpful, all i ever do for drift settings is to lower car 3-4 ticks above lowest setting once i have full customized suspension, and experiment from there, adjusting spring, shock, camber, anti roll and toe settings as i go along. it seems like most of the rwd cars have an lsd stock anyways.:indiff:
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I have no odea how to do a droft tune! Innlfs i cpuld do a decent one but in tis? I think the arb is to make it slide more. And i heard thAt of the back is higher than the front it creates oversteer. The settings i have got off these are way better! I have been trying to tune an re amemia fd for the last 2 days and i jist cant get it right! Im really confuzled and need help
 
powellx234
I have no odea how to do a droft tune! Innlfs i cpuld do a decent one but in tis? I think the arb is to make it slide more. And i heard thAt of the back is higher than the front it creates oversteer. The settings i have got off these are way better! I have been trying to tune an re amemia fd for the last 2 days and i jist cant get it right! Im really confuzled and need help
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Don't have the re amemia fd, so i dont know how it handles stock...in my experience rx-7s tend to have a twitchy rear end(especially the FC that i have), that loves to step out, so in such a case i usually progressively soften the rear until the twitchiness goes away, then i work on the shock compression/rebound settings until it feels stable...
 
another thing that should be stressed is where the drifting is to take place...if the drifting is taking place on eigar Norwand i've found the settings should be a bit more forgiving than if im on a flat or slightly banked course, just so the suspension can do the work it's supposed to.
 
traxxasking20
does anyone have the setup for a skyline R34


never mind i changed the car to a reguler race car, it has about 700hp so i figured since it was 4wd and alot of power it wouldnt be a good drift car
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If you still want the setup I can do one for you at 700hp. I have an R33 at 611hp that drifts good for me.

Here's a setup for one of the cars in the requested list:
'69 Camaro Z28
338hp
1173kg
Tires: Comfort Hard front and rear
Stage 3 weight reduction
Window weight reduction
Carbon hood
Chassis reinforcement
Ecu tuning
Catalytic Converters
Titanium racing exhaust
Full Transmission
Twin clutch
Semi-racing flywheel
Carbon driveshaft
LSD
Full custom suspension

Transmission: Custom top speed 124
LSD: 60/60/60
Ride height: -10 front, -10 rear
Spring rate: 12.0 front, 12.3 rear
Dampers Ex: 7 front, 8 rear
Dampers Comp: 7 front, 8 rear
Anti-Roll: 5 front, 4 rear
Camber: 2.5 front, 1.8 rear
Toe: -0.14 front, 0.10 rear
Brake balance: 5 front, 7 rear

Notes: I drift with a controller. Drifting with this car I'm usually in 4th and 5th gear but for tight hairpins I'll go down to 3rd for a bit.
 
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Megamarcx84
Don't have the re amemia fd, so i dont know how it handles stock...in my experience rx-7s tend to have a twitchy rear end(especially the FC that i have), that loves to step out, so in such a case i usually progressively soften the rear until the twitchiness goes away, then i work on the shock compression/rebound settings until it feels stable...
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Ive tried everything! Its not twichy. It will either spin or straighten
Edit: i put the spring rate to the bottom and put up 10 and its good. Its not perfect but ill work on it
 
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