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vette12 · 26 Aug 2006, 07:54 pm

What car, what settings, and what track do I need to drift on Gt3 or Gt4?

Spitfire · 26 Aug 2006, 08:15 pm

you can drift any car on any track with any settings

DriftingRz · 26 Aug 2006, 08:17 pm

check out the site gtplanet.net or .com cant remembe which, i used to be into drifting alot on that game

mattlikespeople · 27 Aug 2006, 10:54 am

gt4 drifting is so damn hard unless you've got the wheel. gt3 is much easier. just use slightly more neg camber and stiffer springs out back to make it pretty easy. oh yeah, and some of the harder compound tires. dont use differnt compounds for front and back because then it will be almost impossible to same some of the higher angle drifts.

oh yeah, rwd of course.

dsmtim · 27 Aug 2006, 02:20 pm

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Originally Posted by mattlikespeople

gt4 drifting is so damn hard unless you've got the wheel

its rly goddam hard to drift in that game, nearly impossible.

bmxer99 · 27 Aug 2006, 03:28 pm

i have the wheel

Spitfire · 27 Aug 2006, 04:23 pm

i drift with the joypad in GT4 and i dont have any problems at all

bmxer99 · 27 Aug 2006, 05:07 pm

driftings gay

~~Winnie~~ · 27 Aug 2006, 06:56 pm

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Originally Posted by Spitfire

i drift with the joypad in GT4 and i dont have any problems at all

The only good thing with the wheel is that you have a bit more control on the acceleration cos of the pedals. The fact the wheel is breing wrenched about makes it slightly difficult to control your speed tho, especially when the only place you can put the wheel is in between your legs :banghead:

low_civic · 28 Aug 2006, 03:44 am

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Originally Posted by sikkferio

its rly goddam hard to drift in that game, nearly impossible.

no its not...you jsut need to know how to do it...i have fun drifting took me a while but with the right setting you can do it to almsot anycar

DriftingRz · 28 Aug 2006, 12:02 pm

well, i have great control of throttle cause i use the analog on the controller, so its real easy for me to keep it under control

Memphis · 28 Aug 2006, 12:42 pm

i still cant drift right
http://www.gtplanet.net/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=55

Spitfire · 28 Aug 2006, 02:56 pm

it took me about a year and 40k km till I got the hang of it... a little

Grale Guy · 29 Aug 2006, 03:04 am

What i did was find some car settings on gtplanet and adjust them to suit myself.
I now have a set of settings that seem to work on most RWD cars of about 150bhp to 750bhp cars quite well
I can post them up if you like?:thumpup:
Still not mastered 4WD drifting quite yet

vette12 · 29 Aug 2006, 07:26 am

^^ yes please do. I checked out gtplanet and it seems to have everything i need. thanks

26 Aug 2006, 07:54 pm	#1 (permalink)
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27 Aug 2006, 10:54 am	#4 (permalink)
mattlikespeople Veteran Tremekian Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: insightful and tastfully immature Posts: 4,345 mattlikespeople's Gallery	gt4 drifting is so damn hard unless you've got the wheel. gt3 is much easier. just use slightly more neg camber and stiffer springs out back to make it pretty easy. oh yeah, and some of the harder compound tires. dont use differnt compounds for front and back because then it will be almost impossible to same some of the higher angle drifts. oh yeah, rwd of course. __________________ Those who hold the power control the minds of the weak. __________________________________________________ __________________________________________________ _______________________________________ THE MODS ON THIS SITE ARE FUNNY Last edited by mattlikespeople : 30 Feb 2119 at 26:01 pm.

27 Aug 2006, 03:28 pm	#6 (permalink)
bmxer99 User is rowing away Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Pushing a Jeep off a cliff Posts: 20,955 bmxer99's Gallery Infractions: 0/3 (300)	i have the wheel __________________

27 Aug 2006, 05:07 pm	#8 (permalink)
bmxer99 User is rowing away Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Pushing a Jeep off a cliff Posts: 20,955 bmxer99's Gallery Infractions: 0/3 (300)	driftings gay __________________

29 Aug 2006, 03:04 am	#14 (permalink)
Grale Guy Senior Tremekian Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Bristol southwest UK Posts: 1,279 Grale Guy's Gallery	What i did was find some car settings on gtplanet and adjust them to suit myself. I now have a set of settings that seem to work on most RWD cars of about 150bhp to 750bhp cars quite well I can post them up if you like?:thumpup: Still not mastered 4WD drifting quite yet __________________

26 Aug 2006, 08:15 pm	#2 (permalink)
Spitfire Senior Tremekian Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Czech rep. Posts: 1,125 Spitfire's Gallery	you can drift any car on any track with any settings

26 Aug 2006, 08:17 pm	#3 (permalink)
DriftingRz Obsessed Tremekian Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: sitting at home probaly, cause i sold truck for gas money Posts: 7,456 DriftingRz's Gallery	check out the site gtplanet.net or .com cant remembe which, i used to be into drifting alot on that game

27 Aug 2006, 04:23 pm	#7 (permalink)
Spitfire Senior Tremekian Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Czech rep. Posts: 1,125 Spitfire's Gallery	i drift with the joypad in GT4 and i dont have any problems at all

28 Aug 2006, 12:02 pm	#11 (permalink)
DriftingRz Obsessed Tremekian Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: sitting at home probaly, cause i sold truck for gas money Posts: 7,456 DriftingRz's Gallery	well, i have great control of throttle cause i use the analog on the controller, so its real easy for me to keep it under control

28 Aug 2006, 02:56 pm	#13 (permalink)
Spitfire Senior Tremekian Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Czech rep. Posts: 1,125 Spitfire's Gallery	it took me about a year and 40k km till I got the hang of it... a little

29 Aug 2006, 07:26 am	#15 (permalink)
vette12 Veteran Tremekian Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: HAHAHAHAHAHA Posts: 3,101 vette12's Gallery	^^ yes please do. I checked out gtplanet and it seems to have everything i need. thanks __________________ K&N filter with modified lid, 52mm TB, ported plenum, Edelbrock High Flo runners, Stock baseplate, ported aluminum heads, Custom grind camshaft by DRM, Roller rockers at 1.5, High flow stainless valves, high perf springs, chrome moly rods, high volume fuel pump, adjustable fuel pressure regulator, MSD ignition, LT ceramic coated headers, full stainless exhaust out straight pipes, 700R4, stock 2:73 gears in D36. also Edelbrock valve covers, chrome break reservoir, 18" black ZR1s on Nitto 555s 275/40

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