DC2 Drift

[DC2hatch98]

Can someone tell me the drift settings for the Honda Integra Type-R

THANKS

 

[VQuick]

Try a basic grip setting, then just use the handbrake. Works for me.

 

[Omnis]

search and look at stickies.

i hope you've done so already.

 

[R_Riders]

You know... this is just me... but for one, something is telling me you maybe should have searched for the search button. On another, a thing is... It's hard to sorta picture a DC2, or any FF car for the matter... drift in the same sense you would a RWD or even an AWD car, some would refer to it as sliding or 'arse dragging' since it's very hard to pull one into an oversteer on a given turn for whatever reason.

Again, it's me and maybe I'm being biased, you probally don't really need to have some specefic 'drift' settings for that car save for putting on sims on all four tires. Maybe there are settings, I never bothered to look... it's just that... FF... drifting... it's possible maybe... but not always if ofthen (or even ever) in the same kind of sense it would in cars of other drive trains.

Then again it's just me, maybe I'm just wasting vauble space, but this is how I see it... so well.... besides use the search button... maybe...

Till later...

 

[RX-7_FC_DrIfteR]

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[RWD_Drifter]

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