ok, i'm no AWD genius - or any sort of genius for that matter, but i think the settings may be holding you back in this case. Everything seems backwards to me...
first, take the VCD up to 20 or 25 so you can make adequate use of the front drive to pull you through the corner
set the rear brake bias higher than the front, try something like 5 - 12 or whatever
on FR's i adjust the brake balance so that if i brake while travelling completely sideways, the braking doesnt affect the car's rotation - i continue to decelerate on the same trajectory i was already taking
set the rear lsd settings lower to promote more slip there, and increase the front lsd settings to make sure the power you put there will get to the ground effectively
try softening the suspension all around to make the car more forgiving. Especially those stabilizers. The softer you make the car, the less violent the weight transitions will be - this will give you more time at corner exit to correct your steering. Hopefully that will keep you from swapping ends.
you might consider making the front bound and rebound stiffer than the rear - but i dont see it being a necessity...
...at least, that's how i'd do it if i were gonna drift some AWD's