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ok i kno you guys r going to say look in the search (did that) then you r going to say look in drift setup depot(did that) now here is my question what is a good setup for a toyota supra? i kno they have a supra in the setups but it is the castrol one and i don't like that one soooo does anyone have any setups on one of the 2 normal supras?
 
Originally posted by battle_stage
Do you really need more power in a Supra? Just modify the suspension and drivetrain. It has more than enough power already.
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Agreed, just modify the suspension. It already has 276hp stock. Most of my drift cars don't even have that much, tuned.;)
 
Originally posted by silviadrifter
Agreed, just modify the suspension. It already has 276hp stock. Most of my drift cars don't even have that much, tuned.;)
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wat the faaaark! i drift in high hp cars. my zzii has 98?hp my team oreca dodge viper has 1015 my ruf has 1034. they drift fine
 
Originally posted by Thio
Actually, the car is a good drifter completely stock. Just add simulation tires and then drift it.
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I like to be able to fine tune the suspension, but your right it does drift fine stock. ;)
 
Originally posted by LPU89
wat the faaaark! i drift in high hp cars. my zzii has 98?hp my team oreca dodge viper has 1015 my ruf has 1034. they drift fine
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I don't find any challenge in drifting high HP cars, so I don't have many of them. The challenge is what makes it fun for me. ;)
 
Originally posted by silviadrifter
I don't find any challenge in drifting high HP cars, so I don't have many of them. The challenge is what makes it fun for me. ;)
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i dont know it can be difficult to drift high hp cars if they are no tc or asc wit hsims. my zzii is my favorite
 
Originally posted by LPU89
i dont know it can be difficult to drift high hp cars if they are no tc or asc with sims. my zzii is my favorite
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There is a challenge in drifting a car stock as well as drifting a fully-tuned car with ultra-sticky tires. It depends on the driver's skills :)
 
I drift everything. Seriously, if you saw my GT3 Garage, most people would probably laugh. I have cars ranging from under 200hp (AE86) to my hybrid Supra that has like 3600hp. I drift them all and they're all fun. Sometimes I like to go screaming around a track at high speed and sideways. Other times I like to use realistic setups and run 250hp-ish cars on sim tires. I crack up when I see threads like this and some people are like "STOCK WITH SIMS IS THE ONLY WAY!!!" and others are like "1000hp on Super Softs IS THE BEST!!" I'll drift 'em both and have fun doing it. I don't see why everybody has to make such a huge deal about it. If you're having fun doing it your way, then 🤬 everybody else.

Anyway, that's just me. Maybe I'm wrong. Maybe one way is "better" than the other, but...meh.

To get back to the original topic; Supras drift fine pretty much any way you set them up. If you don't know how to setup the car yourself, then just leave it stock. There's nothing wrong with the stock setup. It's also much easier to learn to drift with a stock setup than to learn with somebody else's.

Originally posted by Doogee
funner
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-Mark
 

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