NFS:SHIFT driving controls/assists/tunings

Hello ALL,
i have a few questions about handling model and assists to tunings for cars. these are the driving controls i play with.

handling model-pro
steering assist-off
braking assist-off
anti-lock brakes-on
traction control-off
stability control-on
gears-manual

now what im trying to figure out is which of these settings(if not all)would affect the tuning of a car(in quick tune)
and how sensative do the different settings make tuning a car.i also play on a standard wireless microsoft xbox360 controller if that makes any difference to the branching of the settings to tunings.my driving advanced controls are set to the default
steering dead zone-33%
accelerator dead zone-12%
brake dead zone-12%
steering sensativity-25%
acceleration sensativity-50%
braking sensativity-50%
speed steering sensativity-100%
inverse shifting-off

and last,to what effect do these settings have when if comes to a RWD/FWD/AWD cars.
 
we already discussed these settings hundred of times...
here are mine :

steering dead zone-5%
accelerator dead zone-5%
brake dead zone-5%
steering sensitivity-0%
acceleration sensitivity-50%
braking sensitivity-50%
speed steering sensativity-20%
inverse shifting-off

+ in the garage (in advanced)
reduce the steer lock to 13°
 
we already discussed these settings hundred of times...
here are mine :

steering dead zone-5%
accelerator dead zone-5%
brake dead zone-5%
steering sensitivity-0%
acceleration sensitivity-50%
braking sensitivity-50%
speed steering sensativity-20%
inverse shifting-off

+ in the garage (in advanced)
reduce the steer lock to 13°

This has helped me tremendously. Thank you!

I now realize that the default settings for the pad are completely braindead.
 
Im playing it in 2022 for the first time on my PS3, using gamepad, but im not happy how even with with all assists off, the game kinda have some traction control system on races and time attacks, and how it have steering assist on drift mode.

Maybe it is what it is, but id prefer to rid of it.
 
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