Black 1997 Toyota Supra RZ
367HP / 586.63NM
-- Engine mods/Exhaust upgrade
N2 or N1 tires
All drivetrain mods
-- LSD Initial: 16
-- LSD Accel: 38
-- LSD Decel: 8
Racing suspension
-- Springs: 7.5/4.5
-- Ride: 115/125
-- Bound: 7/4
-- Rebound: 8/5
-- Camber: 2.2/1.1
-- Toe: 0/0
-- Stabilizers: 4/4
Stage 3 Weight reduction
Brake Balance controller
-- Balance: 3/18
Wing
-- Downforce: 5/0
Ballast
-- Distribution: +50 (Rear)
-- Weight: 30 kg
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Yellow 1997 Mazda RX-7 Type RS-R
364HP / 397.19NM
-- Engine mods/Exhaust upgrade/Stage 1 turbo (?)
N2 or N1 tires
All drivetrain mods
-- 1.5 way LSD
Original suspension
-- Springs: 7.4/8.0
-- Ride: 104/110
-- Damper: 7/7
-- Camber: 3.5/2.0
-- Toe: 0/0
-- Stabilizers: 2/3
Stage 3 Weight reduction
Stiffness
Brake Balance controller
-- Balance: 3/10
Wing
-- Downforce: 0/0 to 5/5 depending on course/speed/desire
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Gear ratio autoset 9-10 should be a good starting point. Both these cars have loads of low end torque, so gearing shouldn't be that critical. For engine tuning, I didn't write down the actual parts, but I always buy in this order (stop when you reach the figures you want):
1) Engine mods (balancing, polish, chip)
2) Racing Exhaust
3) Sports or Racing Intercooler
4) Turbo upgrade/Supercharger/NA tune-up
The Supra isn't 100% perfect, the dampers and stabilizers could need some fine tuning.. and I might use toe instead of ballast in the future (rear ballast almost feels like cheating some times
)... but it's perfectly driftable like this. The RX-7 is incredible, I'm not gonna touch that setup
N2 tires are default for both cars, but N1 is an option for effortless long/4-wheel drifts. N2's and slightly more downforce make these cars very capable race drift machines.. especially the RX-7, it seems pretty faultless