Many people are drifting on the GT3 game and they say that the drift settings for GT3 are the same for GT2 most of the cars the list are for GT3. I've seen people drift in GT3 and those drift are harder to perform on GT2 in my opion. I can drift pretty well in GT2(using the controller buttons,which makes it alot harder) but can't execute drifts as long as they do in movies such as Gran Dorifto(filmed using GT3).
That said I'd like to invite people to post drift setting specifically for GT2 and tips and good tracks.
I've found that using the Mines Evo V(5) works really well here are the settings:
Ride height f/r: as low as they can go
leave other suspension parts default
Tire: Super soft
Gear auto select: 21
leave everything else default
The best tracks to race on are Grand Valley(the full course) and the course that is played at night can't remember the name.
If you want to get really sideways in a corner use the feint motion and brake ie: if you're coming to a left turn turn to the right then quickly left and right when you turn left hit the brake(not e-brake) or if your skilled come to the corner at high speed and use the feint motion without using the brake. If done properly you can drift at 90mph.
That said I'd like to invite people to post drift setting specifically for GT2 and tips and good tracks.
I've found that using the Mines Evo V(5) works really well here are the settings:
Ride height f/r: as low as they can go
leave other suspension parts default
Tire: Super soft
Gear auto select: 21
leave everything else default
The best tracks to race on are Grand Valley(the full course) and the course that is played at night can't remember the name.
If you want to get really sideways in a corner use the feint motion and brake ie: if you're coming to a left turn turn to the right then quickly left and right when you turn left hit the brake(not e-brake) or if your skilled come to the corner at high speed and use the feint motion without using the brake. If done properly you can drift at 90mph.
