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- Rambo_UK_84
Ive tried a few cars but as they are race cars there hard to make drift, jag xj13 is the closest but still not right and whats the best set up. Im not out to win but just get gold. Any suggestions please.
what is the best drift car for new seasonal event?
- Thread starter rambotalbot
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- Chris_rx7
What about an actual Drift Car? Like the Blitz ER34 or HKS S15 or BP Falken RX-7?
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- Rambo_UK_84
Cheers, ill have a look if ive got one, if its from a new dealership ill definitely have it. What do you do for set up with the car?
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- swampy_96
I have 2 of the HKS S15. I use them very often and they do get me the gold everytime i use them. it does need some time to get used to, however they are very good drift cars. i can give you one if you want. both are tuned. 💡 also the GTR is also a great car to drift. i have my own custom tune.
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- GTP_Stotty
I used the Gillet Vertigo, but something like the RX7LM would work (as would any front engined/rear wheel drive car)... if you're decent at drifting then use comfort hards, if not use comfort medium/softs.
The target for gold is easily reachable in the 1st 2 sectors.
The target for gold is easily reachable in the 1st 2 sectors.
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- swampy_96
that could work. However both cars are expensive, so go with like a viper or something of that caliber that can be tuned to drift. i also use a viper and corvette. both are good drift cars, however you need to be a good drifter to use them with comfort soft. comfort hards don't do much for you but make it harder to turn with the E-Brake.
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- Rambo_UK_84
Cheers for all the suggestions, i admit im not a very good drifter, i tried the vertigo, just need to know how to drift well. I will try a few cars but just dont know how to tune correctly. I might take your offer on the hks though. I will give it a go tonight. Thanks all
Long time GT5 driver here, but total drifting newb.
I've farted around with drifting here and there, and only accidentally did really good ones.
I finally am starting to use the handbrake even in regular races, so I figure now is the time to learn how to do this once and for all.
I have basically every car in the game, so what is the best one for beginner? (I'll look up a drift tune from the tuning forum.) And what is the easiest speed to drift through the turns, especially in the tracks for this event? Should I go with grippier tires on the front or just keep F/R the same?
I've farted around with drifting here and there, and only accidentally did really good ones.
I finally am starting to use the handbrake even in regular races, so I figure now is the time to learn how to do this once and for all.
I have basically every car in the game, so what is the best one for beginner? (I'll look up a drift tune from the tuning forum.) And what is the easiest speed to drift through the turns, especially in the tracks for this event? Should I go with grippier tires on the front or just keep F/R the same?
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- Rambo_UK_84
How do you actually drift though? I kind of do it by a fluke, whats thae actual science about it? How can i guarantee to always drift well? Eg. Angle, car set up, tune, hand brake or footbrake etc? Any help please
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- ontario
- swampy_96
you can't garantee that you will drift well. the best wat to start a drift is to just touch the handbrake and hit the gas. Don't let the car get into a crazy angle right off the bat otherwise you'll spin out. throttle control and steering will get you through most turns. it also depends where and how fast you enter the turn. you'll get better with time.
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- BloodcleetEllis
M3 is the best (in my eyes), loads of people dont agree with me, if you have the money then give it a try!
nofxmike06
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- nofxmike06
- nofxmike06
I've used a BMW M5 '05 with success. It's got lots of drift potential if you hit the corner at around 35-55 mph(depending on the angle and length of the corner.
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- pedrocor
Believe it or not...
In Racing Car Drifts I used my C4WRC...
Camber 0 on the back
Torque distribution 90%-10% F-R
Brakes rear = 0
Minimize rear wing downforce
Not golded in the first section, but pretty easy and I'm a newbie at drift, only make the some seasonals
In Racing Car Drifts I used my C4WRC...
Camber 0 on the back
Torque distribution 90%-10% F-R
Brakes rear = 0
Minimize rear wing downforce
Not golded in the first section, but pretty easy and I'm a newbie at drift, only make the some seasonals
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- vancouver bc
- 912
- South Africa
Looking for a tune for this as well.
JK83
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- Try JK83..
