Drift cars on Forza.

[Matt Sayle]

Well after seeing the AE86 at Oulton on Saturday I want one. In the virtual world

What mods do I need to do to it and what tuning needs applying?

Oh and whaat is the best drift track?

Thanks
Matt

 

[Tumbleweed.]

Obviously you need to 'Paint it Black' and then add red spots for dramatic impact and inverse ladybird effect. Any more advice required, just ask.

 

[Cranky]

Theres a whole load of setups here:

http://forums.forzamotorsport.net/forums/thread/161300.aspx

The only downside to sliding on Forza is the lack of lock but there are some really good vids out there

http://gamevideos.1up.com/video/id/22866

They make it look easy

EDIT: Oh yeah and as for track I quite like silverstone especially the last corners as its an official EDC course

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sp1YrGnTlOc (watch in HD)

 

[RichardC27]

Use Silverstone II (the National Course) and you can use a proper official EDC drift track if you start from the bridges halfway down the backstraight. Not something I've ever really explored in Forza, but some of the vids are awesome.

 

[JDholic]

Well after seeing the AE86 at Oulton on Saturday I want one. In the virtual world

What mods do I need to do to it and what tuning needs applying?

Oh and whaat is the best drift track?

Thanks
Matt

I used to have a white over black AE86 Matt.

Yes it was as much fun as it looks. Probably the best chassis Toyota have ever produced. I sold it because it was too fun.

 

[Matt Sayle]

Setup my car. Christ on a bike, IT IS HARD!!!!!!!

 

[Cranky]

Keep stock power until you get used to it, my 2 favorites are an E36 M3 and a 1990'd RX7 both with only 300bhp. I still suck but I can at least link some corners

 

[Matt Sayle]

Ahhhhhhhh I will take some parts of my car then.....

 

[Cranky]

Remember drifting is about balancing the throttle, too much throttle and you'll spin, not enough and you'll straighten up.