Look for the "drift settings depot" threads. One is for a Sixaxis controller and one is for wheel drifting. the tunes are NOT the same for a wheel. Which controller and what style of drifting do you want to learn? there are well mannered low powered cars that will drift nearly stock and will tolerate a little E-brake abuse like an Sileighty or Supra SZ-R or a higher powered car like an Aston DB7/DB9 around 520 PP that easily initiates with a slight feint and balanced throttle and should never use the E-brake (My DB7tune is in the Wheel dirfting settings depot thread). There are also a cars that are a blend of the two styles like the Amemiya RX7 (the lt. blue one) that can either have a nasty snap back that demands perfection ( tune in the regular Drift Depot settings or a somewhat forgiving tune like mine from the Wheel Setting Depot. The new Falken RX7 (OCD) is actually a better car though. once fully tuned.
My personal favorite with a wheel is the DB7 for it's ability to drift both slow/ tight stuff feathering near idle to full throttle, high angle smoke shows in 5 th gear in places like the big bottom sweeper at Suzuka or the middle sweeper at Fuji.
