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i love my fastback
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Re: Settings for Street Drifting
traction control at 1
asm at 0 sim tires front tires toe angle out rear tires toe of 0 suspension stiffer in the rear than front, but overally stiff lsd, flywheel, cluttch and drivetrain parts are a must to maximize sifting in between gears |
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Re: Settings for Street Drifting
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'90 N/A 2+2: K&N Filter, 16" ADR Ryver G6 Rims, Bridgestone Potenza RE910 Tires, JDM Rear Light Up Panel, Brembo F/R Drilled/Slotted Rotors
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i usualy go the silvi 2000k max it out with modz
suspension.... normal spring rate lowest ride height camber on front-4 rear 8 damper bound 4 on both front and rear damper rebound 6 on both umm stabalizer 4 on front 6 on rear i have a short gearbox coz thers no point being able to do 300k wen u only need to do 200k, soft racing tyres on front, hard on rear... no traction control or ASM and u have urself a nice lil drifter thats just rough specs too....might need to play with it a bit more
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Re: Settings for Street Drifting
love my Honda NSX-r....haven't played it in a while but i have the power maxed out to like 7xxhp...with medium-soft tires in the front and medium-hard tires in the back...can't remeber anything else....but that car is nice
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The name's Adrian 1990 Civic HB Si - 265.7whp/223tq @9.2psi. Tuned on NepTune by J.Mills 1991 Civic Sedan DX - 296.3whp/230tq @1bar. Tuned on NepTune by J.Mills 1991 Civic Sedan DX - 185.8whp/139tq. Tuned on NepTune by J.Mills 2006 G35 Coupe 6MT - Stock 2011 CR-Z - Stock |
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Re: Settings for Street Drifting
I didn't even think about drifting in GT3. Its been a while since I played, and I went and messed with a little, and I forgot how to turn the TCS and stuff off. Can someone please help me. I feel like such a noob, but anyways, using a Skyline with 1000+ hp is going to be pretty fun.
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Re: Settings for Street Drifting
what should be the hp range for drifting? does it really matter, just as long as you have enough power to spin the tires?
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Re: Settings for Street Drifting
the RX8 is the ultimate drift car. Not overly difficult to control, it doesn't spin its tires relentlessly on take off, and it can be driven like a normal race car, until you shift the weight of flick it and get on the throttle, then it drifts with the best of 'um. I could never get my AE86 to drift right, it spins to easily, but the RX8 worked perfect the first time.
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Re: Re: Settings for Street Drifting
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Spring rate: 5.3 Front, 6.2 rear ride hight: 116 front and rear shock bound: 9 front 6 rear shock rebound: 7 front 7 rear camber 2 front 1 rear stablizers: 5 front 6 rear limited slip initial:19 accel: 40 deaccel: 20 as for everything else, they are fully dect out with a turbo charger. the gearing, you people play with them on your own. i top out on the Complex String at teh end of the long straight |
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Re: Settings for Street Drifting
i can drift in any AWD car in GT3 all u have to do is put the TCS-1 and the ASM-0. BUT this is if you are good enough.
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