Try not to rely on settings too much. The better you can drift in stock settings the better you will be at drifting overall. Settings are personal preference so something that works for someone else may not apply to your style. Play around drifting with stock settings then tune according to what you feel the car lacks.
It's actually in the Quick Tune section. I think it's just above the section for changing gear ratios. It will be set to 40 as standard but you can change it up to 50.
I find the Mazda RX7 to be a really good drift car.
My settings:
Max Power
Lowest Weight
Front tires S2
Rear tires N3
1st gear 2.895
2nd gear 2.280
3rd gear 1.640
4th gear 1.156
5th gear 0.857
Final gear 5.234
I find the Mazda RX7 to be a really good drift car.
My settings:
Max Power
Lowest Weight
Front tires S2
Rear tires N3
1st gear 2.895
2nd gear 2.280
3rd gear 1.640
4th gear 1.156
5th gear 0.857
Final gear 5.234
Personally, i think the s2000 is a good drift car. You can just keep the car stock and not tune it at all...You can get high scores without tuning anything. Just use N-1, N-2, or N-3 tires.