I appreciate the lack of snobbery in your vids. The amount of utter bull***t that people say online about certain kinds of cars being 'worthless' to drive...the way that everyone's an expert on what an 1100hp Skyline feels like to drift...it's very irritating. Let people drift what they want, and at least have the humility to admit that almost none of us have a way to be certain about realism when it comes to competition cars, and most of us are in the same boat even with low horsepower ones.
Yeah the folks arguing about realism in pro cars are always funny to me. Would be like me arguing about the realism of a space ship simulator. That said, the most recent VDC pack has been my favorite pro car so far. Feels like a hopped up version of a grassroots car vs WDT which I can't even drive.
@@JankyDrift Funny you should say that, the latest VDC pack is my go-to too. The C6 Corvette in that pack is the most precise, controllable competition car I've ever driven. It's my favourite car in AC, after two or three years of experimentation with the modding scene. Off the top of my head, the Shelby Mustang and the Zenki S14 too. It's got some terrifying cars, and it's got a few where the gearing lets them down(which is the most common problem with the feel of a car for me), and they bog in 3rd, which doesn't seem right for an 1100hp car, but that pack's the best balance between controllability and high-grip snappiness that I've found yet. My one recommendation for you is from the Doorbreakerz Evo 3 competition pack. The JZX100 Mk 2, with the gold Enjuku livery. The exhaust sound is bonkers. I have no idea if that's what a Chaser sounds like with a Nissan engine in it(probably not) but it sounds so insane I don't really care. If you can find that car pack it's worth it for the eargasm of that exhaust note. I've still not heard another mod in the game that sounds as good. Very highly recommended.
Thank you for the spreadsheet link! My instinct was to immediately check the description and comments at the end of the tier list for anyone asking for the packs and the fact that you just tidily organized and shared them all so neatly literally won you my sub, wish more youtubers like you were this organized idk how this man isn't bigger here, literally doing amazing work, probably the 4th video I've ever watched from you from a couple years ago, keep it going with the great content!
brother the quality of this video well deserves 457,000 subs scribers rather than just the 4,57.. keep up the efforts my dude! i love the creativity and enthusiasm
Love your stuff! Been having a great time with DWG. I like how you touched on power characteristics. I get really bothered by a lot of packs feeling like diesels.
@@Funkyflykiwi maybe not diesels but when you've got a large turbo on a smaller displacement/cylinder car there's generally some delay to spool up from when you lay the hammer down (you may already know this). On Assetto however wouldn't even know half of these cars were turbo as opposed to V8.
When I use the DWG 3.0 cars I can go full throttle in second gear and I accelerate slower than my real life commute car. Is that what you’re talking about? I was wondering if it’s a fault
Try the AiO car pack. You can mix and match physics/tires & power. They use the Gravy bodies, which isn't ideal obviously, but paired with the physics it's very fun. My favorite combos are DWG physics/tires plus VDC power, and excite physics/tires with VDC power.
been getting a lot of progress in, specially with DWG 3.0 and on your server too, tried out with VR today, and hopped on the server, its definitely something that i need to get used to, but you get so much more feel of speed with it, and i agree Tando buddies now that look back at it, is definitely the EZ mode pack, they are good fun though.
gravy garage and bdc are the only car packs ive been able to actually drift a whole course without spinning out every other corner. still took me 2 weeks to connect corner to corner. now i can drift the whole klutch kickers course tho:) do hate the grab walk from a dead start on gravy garage tho lol
Because of your videos I started out with DWG and although it’s made it harder I’m very happy with the progress im making and I notice some other car packs, or other games like carx street feel easier
So cool to see people being interest in modding and especially reviewing recent mods on a 10yo sim. Can't wait to upgrade my setup and get hold of AC2 in the upcoming months. I've got to sim racing/drifting after I had learned in real life ofc I'm looking forward to build a low key street car as well now that I know powa is not everything and low HP sliding has it's magic too
Awesome video. Gotta say the Tsujigiri cars are shaping up to be my personal favs of this bunch; it could be the additional grip, but something just feels so wild and fun about em. In any case, criminally underviewed stuff!
Just a clarification but apart from providing a base for a tire, I had no part in Excite directly. Maybe some of my suspension geometries or something were used. However it's not really my work.
This is aqesome, man! So many cool packs to try out that I didn't know yet. People tend to shit a lot on tando buddies, but when I started sim drifting, I couldn't do anything with wdts cars and managed with tando buddies. When I got decent with tando buddies I started managing wdts cars. So, shit or not, tando buddies helped me greatly in the beginning.
I started learning 2 weeks ago on WDT cars. While it goes without saying that I have no where near the amount of experience needed to adequately analyze thse car packs, the WDT cars take a relatively miniscule amount of braking effort to lock up the wheels, which signals an issue with the tire model in my uneducated and completely unqualified opinion. i find the DWG cars easier to catch in the transitions because they actually feel grippier, and as such I find myself having to manage revs more, steer with throttle, etc. Plus with the braking performance being more realistic I can actually touge these cars far better than WDT cars... By this i mean I spend less time (but still a considerable amount) understeering or launching cars off the track and out of the maps boundaries.
@@TandemWithFlo I heard some advice somewhere that beginners should leave the setups as stock as possible and instead focus on the fundamentals so I try not to let myself fall down the adjustment rabbit hole. But thanks I'll give that a shot!
@@jontrout2010 i would disagree there, with one condition. If the car works against you, then fix it. Breaking is important especially when you lock the fronts all the time. Every irl driver prefers different type of braking. Steering also needs to be smooth lock to lock, but most cars have that ok. Break power /balance, tyre pressure, and boost, are a must to setup. Arb's also
@@jontrout2010 I would say as a beginner you don't really know enough about what to expect from a drift car to understand the implications of changing parts of the tune, so that's not terrible advice to follow. The brakes locking up probably goes along with the tires being a little too slippery. One of the things you can definitely play around with in the beginning is tire pressure. Try dropping it 5psi across the board for WDTS and see if you can tell how that affects handling.
@@JankyDrift thank you so much for reaching out man! your videos got me started with this so it's nice to hear from you that I'm spending my time constructively instead of tweaking parameters I can't perceive yet. I'll try lowering pressures though and see if I can notice any change!
honestly feel like the excite pack deserves more light as theyre honestly the most fun to drift on. high power drift cars or even mid power is fun but sometimes the basics are really fun too and you spend alot of time learning to tweak the car and drive differently when driving excite cars!
Damn I learned on the kunos cars. I started with AE86, E30 and my favorite is the supra rn but I will start using the ones higher on the list and see how things change.
another great vid, can't really argue with your choices although the GG cars would have been much lower haha! Try the BDB cars, 300ish BHP cars with a heap of alternative styles for each car and LOTS of adjustability
I've been looking for a video like this and this was amazing I've been sim drifting for a couple months and want to keep doing so until I'm able to afford a drift car awesome to know which packs are realistic !!
after 700hrs under the belt, pretty agree....but as you sad at the end - A LOT of 'liking' depends what wheel are you using. Cars like Gravys are good for logi/thrust level. And are fun for sure. You sad right, that good setuped drift cars should be easy to drive, and I'm with it 101% after chasing the driveability in my IRL cars. Cars like Tsujis, Nstyles and DWGs are fun as hell, but with more experiance and faster wheel. Other way you have to baby the transision, which takes off the fun. Fumi's BMW's are literally like mine 3.0 E46 - planted and easy. Good shit overall and fun montage :)
Believe the track you're referring to is midpond. There's a couple different versions floating around but this should be the one from the video: www.vosan.co/tracks/otm-midpond-2021/
I feel that they have inconsistent grip. When entering a turn, the car is gripped up like it’s on semislicks, but after u slide 1mm the grip disappears at once with no warning and you’re left driving on the worst 80s tyre you could get
i mean some of those cars have 195s on them. they should be very stretchy with no angle added or wider tires and a aggressive diff. any car irl would act this way. the grip u feel at the entry of the turn is the diff not tires, and then the slip u feel is the diff fighting against grip instead of helping, thats why we like this pack you have to be careful. @@akioasakura3624
Great video and again agree with this list 100%. I think I agreed with your last list aswell. I'd be interested to see your opinions on the nstyle car pack and NNTS car pack. For me those 2 are the most realistic and can actually find lobbies for nstyle cars
Fumi garage cars are very enjoyable to drive. It doesn't feel too arcadey, but there's definitely a lot of understeer in them. I love a snappy feel in my RC drift cars (real drifting fake cars), and these scratched that itch for me in sim (fake drifting real cars).. the transitions and snaps are catchable, but not easy for a beginner like me to keep doing consistently.. which is a good thing imo. I want to be challenged but be able to get it right every once in a while so I have a consistent feel I can strive for... when I checked the suspensions file, sure enough, true to real life front to rear roll bar and suspension settings.
Dwg is my favorite pack. Specifically the fc3s and 350z. I only have about 10 hours on assetto but that pack just absolutely slays. I started Sim drifting on live for speed then got a gaming pc and moved to beamng and now I'm on assetto.
What are your thoughts on beam vs assetto drifting? If you choose the right cars on beam it's not too bad but I have all sorts of steering issues on beam with the wheel basically wanting to rattle out of my hands on lock.
@@JankyDrift ya I've experienced the exact same thing. I'm assuming you use the jbx100 mod. My work around for that car is to turn the steering angle down to about 75-80%. I get it at full lock but I'm rarely ever there with the way I've tuned the car. I love beamng drifting though because of the damage physics. It's extremely rewarding to link a whole track with your bumper dragging lol.
@@neonnerd1364 Yeah I wound up doing the same with the steering. I have about 70% of a review video written out for beam, been dragging on finishing it mostly because I want to cover the racing physics too. The damage def a fun addition though.
Gravy garage is a fun pack. When you go down the rabbit hole of trying to get the #1 most realistic sim drift car you will not have fun. And a lot of people hating on gravy garage... it isn't the most realistic, but its a fun pack! Just drive and have fun.
What I've found with the empty servers is that once people learn how to drift good they go into discord communities that have private lobbies. I came up with this theory on my own and a lot of the Assetto Corsa communities on Facebook have told me that this is the case.
I'll add them to the list and follow up when I have a chance to test them, after the amount of time I spent on this video I'm in no rush to drive new packs lol.
New to pc assetto corsa and never did I expect this to be such a controversial space. Thought I would just download whatever car I wanted and I’m good to go lol
Good video, have you heard of the Drift Workshop cars? I believe they are essentially a more realistic version of the WDTS cars and I believe them to be some of the more realistic mods for drifting. not sure if they are still available but they are great and not like WDTS where you can enter any corner and drift it no problem.
Some of the packs i have are in your list as well, and i have noticed that most of them they tend to understeer, like, i have to realy pull the handbreak to be able to maintain the drift or turn. I'm not sure if i'm a noob or not but i believe i can say i'm getting quite alright at drifting and no mather what i do with the wheel, turning it full left or right, the car doesn't want to turn/go that direction at all, which fcks up my drift and makes me crash because i can't adjust where the car needs to go. I have a favourite car so far, is the "Aiden's 1jz S15" with 333bhp ( so its says ) and has tons of angle and power if you have the turbo at 100% and sometimes it doesn't turn/want to go where i turn the wheel. I've played with the tires pressures recently for both front and rear as they were quite high and also with the LSD Lock Power which by default it was at 100% and took it down to 70% for start. I've noticed better handling because it has better grip after those changes but i always have the turbo 20-30% so it doesn't spin easy. I had the same issue with the 4Doors HR34 Skyline from the WDTS pack where the car wouldn't want to go where i was stearing towards to, messing up my drift. I had to also pull the handbreak a lot, sometimes clutch kick wouldn't do much, but, maybe if you could give it a try for me and let me know, at least i would know i have to improve and the car is fine. Thanks
I saw in another comment you mentioned that you do a lot of regular racing. Adjusting the trajectory while in drift is a lot different than in racing, so you'll likely just have to spend some time getting used to that. Where in regular racing you might reduce throttle and steer into a turn, in drifting you might need to add more throttle and let the car countersteer to gain more angle. With a 300hp car I probably wouldn't turn the turbo down lower than 50 or 60%. Then with LSD it's generally easier to control a drift car if the diff is locked, so I'd recommend sticking with 100%.
Hey I’m really new into the sim racing and still trying to figure all the informations out, to use the car packs properly you have to enter in a specific server? Or you can just install them and play in any server?
If you run solo you can do whatever pack you want, but for multiplayer servers you can only choose from the cars offered in a particular server. If you don't have the right cars downloaded for a server you won't be able to join.
I have T248 and it's return speed is insanely slow. Is it even possible to drift with such wheels and if yes, what cars/FFB settings would you recommend for some fun? Thanks!
Yep I'll be there on Saturday, come say what's up if you see me. Only been to a few events with Clubloose so I'm stuck in C group until they decide to give me the bump.
Oh man I also was really imressed by how DWG's server are deserted lol. But there are a lot with WDTS and GG. I promise I will start playing on servers with DWG. let's make them full of people together lol :))))
Hi I download the DWG 3.0 the car load fine but all the car wont accelerate when I hit gas the wheel is turning but the car is just in place . Anyone know how to fix that ?
In my opinion, the death wish garage car pack is easier to drift than the gravy garage car pack, and this is coming from someone on keyboard and mouse. I really don't understand why it's not popular
im not a pro in any way, i just drifted in ac and beam for some time. i downloaded the dwg pack, but found all driftcars to lack power. i usually drift with like 1000 whp V8 engines, the seem to do best in drifting for me. 400 whp with a turbokick is, well, hard. without rpm in highrev they are good for nothing and in highrev they still only have power for like small tracks and tight turns...
Maybe so but I'm not rating them on their racing capabilities, just drifting. I have yet to drive a car that I thought did both well, I just don't think Assetto can do it.
I'm not entirely sure how aero works in AC and I have not looked at DWG files, but it could be the cars do not have enough drag when going sideways and they have compensated that with tire values. I would imagine in real life all that air pushing against the side of the car helps to keep the rear stable at moderate speeds and it is not only about mechanical grip. Watch some 160km/h entries up close and it is crazy how much air the cars displace. However, the point is that you can end up with a car that feels fairly realistic when going sideways, but laps the track way quicker than it should. Basically the tires can handle higher cornering loads than they should, because they have tried to get the correct feeling mostly from the tires. Even though it should be tires + drag. Maybe. Who knows. I have no idea what I'm talking about. Just some thoughts.
I appreciate the lack of snobbery in your vids. The amount of utter bull***t that people say online about certain kinds of cars being 'worthless' to drive...the way that everyone's an expert on what an 1100hp Skyline feels like to drift...it's very irritating. Let people drift what they want, and at least have the humility to admit that almost none of us have a way to be certain about realism when it comes to competition cars, and most of us are in the same boat even with low horsepower ones.
Yeah the folks arguing about realism in pro cars are always funny to me. Would be like me arguing about the realism of a space ship simulator. That said, the most recent VDC pack has been my favorite pro car so far. Feels like a hopped up version of a grassroots car vs WDT which I can't even drive.
@@JankyDrift Funny you should say that, the latest VDC pack is my go-to too. The C6 Corvette in that pack is the most precise, controllable competition car I've ever driven. It's my favourite car in AC, after two or three years of experimentation with the modding scene. Off the top of my head, the Shelby Mustang and the Zenki S14 too.
It's got some terrifying cars, and it's got a few where the gearing lets them down(which is the most common problem with the feel of a car for me), and they bog in 3rd, which doesn't seem right for an 1100hp car, but that pack's the best balance between controllability and high-grip snappiness that I've found yet.
My one recommendation for you is from the Doorbreakerz Evo 3 competition pack. The JZX100 Mk 2, with the gold Enjuku livery. The exhaust sound is bonkers. I have no idea if that's what a Chaser sounds like with a Nissan engine in it(probably not) but it sounds so insane I don't really care. If you can find that car pack it's worth it for the eargasm of that exhaust note. I've still not heard another mod in the game that sounds as good. Very highly recommended.
I appreciate the time and effort you spent to put this list together. Great video!
Thank you for the spreadsheet link! My instinct was to immediately check the description and comments at the end of the tier list for anyone asking for the packs and the fact that you just tidily organized and shared them all so neatly literally won you my sub, wish more youtubers like you were this organized idk how this man isn't bigger here, literally doing amazing work, probably the 4th video I've ever watched from you from a couple years ago, keep it going with the great content!
Wanted to leave a comment for the algorithm, the BDC FC RX7 has been a blast to learn on and I have about 20 hours in car at the moment.
actually laughed at your sponser segment hahah awesome vid man
brother the quality of this video well deserves 457,000 subs scribers rather than just the 4,57.. keep up the efforts my dude! i love the creativity and enthusiasm
Love your stuff! Been having a great time with DWG. I like how you touched on power characteristics. I get really bothered by a lot of packs feeling like diesels.
What car pack has diesel like torque under 2500rpm? Most seem to be peaky
@@Funkyflykiwi maybe not diesels but when you've got a large turbo on a smaller displacement/cylinder car there's generally some delay to spool up from when you lay the hammer down (you may already know this). On Assetto however wouldn't even know half of these cars were turbo as opposed to V8.
@@JankyDrift I drift an LS powered BMW so sounds good to me, going to download your top 3 packs on the weekend to try.
@@Funkyflykiwi I need an LS in my life 😀
When I use the DWG 3.0 cars I can go full throttle in second gear and I accelerate slower than my real life commute car. Is that what you’re talking about?
I was wondering if it’s a fault
Try the AiO car pack.
You can mix and match physics/tires & power.
They use the Gravy bodies, which isn't ideal obviously, but paired with the physics it's very fun.
My favorite combos are DWG physics/tires plus VDC power, and excite physics/tires with VDC power.
been getting a lot of progress in, specially with DWG 3.0 and on your server too, tried out with VR today, and hopped on the server, its definitely something that i need to get used to, but you get so much more feel of speed with it, and i agree Tando buddies now that look back at it, is definitely the EZ mode pack, they are good fun though.
I will get the beater car swapped out for you asap lol.
Thank you for the list!
gravy garage and bdc are the only car packs ive been able to actually drift a whole course without spinning out every other corner. still took me 2 weeks to connect corner to corner. now i can drift the whole klutch kickers course tho:) do hate the grab walk from a dead start on gravy garage tho lol
Because of your videos I started out with DWG and although it’s made it harder I’m very happy with the progress im making and I notice some other car packs, or other games like carx street feel easier
So cool to see people being interest in modding and especially reviewing recent mods on a 10yo sim. Can't wait to upgrade my setup and get hold of AC2 in the upcoming months. I've got to sim racing/drifting after I had learned in real life ofc I'm looking forward to build a low key street car as well now that I know powa is not everything and low HP sliding has it's magic too
Your channel deserve much more views.
Great content as always.
Awesome video. Gotta say the Tsujigiri cars are shaping up to be my personal favs of this bunch; it could be the additional grip, but something just feels so wild and fun about em. In any case, criminally underviewed stuff!
Just a clarification but apart from providing a base for a tire, I had no part in Excite directly. Maybe some of my suspension geometries or something were used. However it's not really my work.
This is aqesome, man! So many cool packs to try out that I didn't know yet.
People tend to shit a lot on tando buddies, but when I started sim drifting, I couldn't do anything with wdts cars and managed with tando buddies. When I got decent with tando buddies I started managing wdts cars. So, shit or not, tando buddies helped me greatly in the beginning.
the sponsors skit earned you a sub😂
i actually agree with this list, dwg are perfect we need more people sending them on servers
I started learning 2 weeks ago on WDT cars. While it goes without saying that I have no where near the amount of experience needed to adequately analyze thse car packs, the WDT cars take a relatively miniscule amount of braking effort to lock up the wheels, which signals an issue with the tire model in my uneducated and completely unqualified opinion. i find the DWG cars easier to catch in the transitions because they actually feel grippier, and as such I find myself having to manage revs more, steer with throttle, etc. Plus with the braking performance being more realistic I can actually touge these cars far better than WDT cars... By this i mean I spend less time (but still a considerable amount) understeering or launching cars off the track and out of the maps boundaries.
You know that breaking power can be adjusted in the pits right? 👍💪
@@TandemWithFlo I heard some advice somewhere that beginners should leave the setups as stock as possible and instead focus on the fundamentals so I try not to let myself fall down the adjustment rabbit hole. But thanks I'll give that a shot!
@@jontrout2010 i would disagree there, with one condition. If the car works against you, then fix it. Breaking is important especially when you lock the fronts all the time. Every irl driver prefers different type of braking. Steering also needs to be smooth lock to lock, but most cars have that ok. Break power /balance, tyre pressure, and boost, are a must to setup. Arb's also
@@jontrout2010 I would say as a beginner you don't really know enough about what to expect from a drift car to understand the implications of changing parts of the tune, so that's not terrible advice to follow. The brakes locking up probably goes along with the tires being a little too slippery. One of the things you can definitely play around with in the beginning is tire pressure. Try dropping it 5psi across the board for WDTS and see if you can tell how that affects handling.
@@JankyDrift thank you so much for reaching out man! your videos got me started with this so it's nice to hear from you that I'm spending my time constructively instead of tweaking parameters I can't perceive yet. I'll try lowering pressures though and see if I can notice any change!
glad to see my favourites up high! Great video!
Instant sub, perfect video exactly what i was looking for
honestly feel like the excite pack deserves more light as theyre honestly the most fun to drift on. high power drift cars or even mid power is fun but sometimes the basics are really fun too and you spend alot of time learning to tweak the car and drive differently when driving excite cars!
Your videos are the best!! Cheers
Damn I learned on the kunos cars. I started with AE86, E30 and my favorite is the supra rn but I will start using the ones higher on the list and see how things change.
🔥🔥🔥 great video. Thank you!!
Great video Janky 🎉👏
Great video! subscribed
another great vid, can't really argue with your choices although the GG cars would have been much lower haha! Try the BDB cars, 300ish BHP cars with a heap of alternative styles for each car and LOTS of adjustability
Great video my friend
Great video brother - almost agree 100% with your tier list! Awesome! Cheers legend.
I've been looking for a video like this and this was amazing I've been sim drifting for a couple months and want to keep doing so until I'm able to afford a drift car awesome to know which packs are realistic !!
There's beamers BESIDES gravy!?!?! I must download that right now
after 700hrs under the belt, pretty agree....but as you sad at the end - A LOT of 'liking' depends what wheel are you using. Cars like Gravys are good for logi/thrust level. And are fun for sure. You sad right, that good setuped drift cars should be easy to drive, and I'm with it 101% after chasing the driveability in my IRL cars. Cars like Tsujis, Nstyles and DWGs are fun as hell, but with more experiance and faster wheel. Other way you have to baby the transision, which takes off the fun. Fumi's BMW's are literally like mine 3.0 E46 - planted and easy. Good shit overall and fun montage :)
Glad you liked the video. Yeah the Fumi cars caught me off guard, they're really fun to drive.
What track is that you're driving at 7:33 ? It looks fun and I couldn't find it in your spreadsheet. Thanks in advance!
Believe the track you're referring to is midpond. There's a couple different versions floating around but this should be the one from the video:
www.vosan.co/tracks/otm-midpond-2021/
@@JankyDrift that's the one, thanks mate
I legit searched for this last night, watched your other video, and now I woke to a part 2 😂
Part 3 dropping tomorrow! (jk)
😂😂
Gravy is made by some blokes in my city in AUS and they have a Drift team they have operated over the last 10 years or so. These guys throw down IRL.
great video, thank you
excite pack is great for touge with friends too. wish they would make the diffs fully adjustable so you can do a 1.5.
Excite is my favorite touge pack, but overall (touge and track both) dwg is my favorite.
I feel that they have inconsistent grip. When entering a turn, the car is gripped up like it’s on semislicks, but after u slide 1mm the grip disappears at once with no warning and you’re left driving on the worst 80s tyre you could get
dwg is best for drifting, atleast the ka 240 and 350z ones. @@flatwoodzmafia
i mean some of those cars have 195s on them. they should be very stretchy with no angle added or wider tires and a aggressive diff. any car irl would act this way. the grip u feel at the entry of the turn is the diff not tires, and then the slip u feel is the diff fighting against grip instead of helping, thats why we like this pack you have to be careful. @@akioasakura3624
Great video and again agree with this list 100%. I think I agreed with your last list aswell. I'd be interested to see your opinions on the nstyle car pack and NNTS car pack. For me those 2 are the most realistic and can actually find lobbies for nstyle cars
Nstyle and tsujigiri are the same thing to me since Nstyle uses tsujigiri physics. Haven't tried NNTS but I'll give them a shot.
If I may, I learned on the SUD pack and man it feels amazing
Nice VIdeo I drift at lanier too! White turbo miata
Fumi garage cars are very enjoyable to drive. It doesn't feel too arcadey, but there's definitely a lot of understeer in them. I love a snappy feel in my RC drift cars (real drifting fake cars), and these scratched that itch for me in sim (fake drifting real cars).. the transitions and snaps are catchable, but not easy for a beginner like me to keep doing consistently.. which is a good thing imo. I want to be challenged but be able to get it right every once in a while so I have a consistent feel I can strive for... when I checked the suspensions file, sure enough, true to real life front to rear roll bar and suspension settings.
Dwg is my favorite pack. Specifically the fc3s and 350z. I only have about 10 hours on assetto but that pack just absolutely slays. I started Sim drifting on live for speed then got a gaming pc and moved to beamng and now I'm on assetto.
What are your thoughts on beam vs assetto drifting? If you choose the right cars on beam it's not too bad but I have all sorts of steering issues on beam with the wheel basically wanting to rattle out of my hands on lock.
@@JankyDrift ya I've experienced the exact same thing. I'm assuming you use the jbx100 mod. My work around for that car is to turn the steering angle down to about 75-80%. I get it at full lock but I'm rarely ever there with the way I've tuned the car. I love beamng drifting though because of the damage physics. It's extremely rewarding to link a whole track with your bumper dragging lol.
@@neonnerd1364 Yeah I wound up doing the same with the steering. I have about 70% of a review video written out for beam, been dragging on finishing it mostly because I want to cover the racing physics too. The damage def a fun addition though.
@@JankyDrift I'll be looking forward to that. Beamng is, as of right now, my favorite game.
Vdc ?
good vid man.
Gravy garage is a fun pack. When you go down the rabbit hole of trying to get the #1 most realistic sim drift car you will not have fun. And a lot of people hating on gravy garage... it isn't the most realistic, but its a fun pack! Just drive and have fun.
Keep coming back to gravy no matter how many others I try. It's a good pack, let people hate.
Keep coming back to gravy no matter how many others I try. It's a good pack, let people hate.
thanks for the info, its hard to see opinions of irl drifter. btw here in europe the DWG servers are a desert and i dont know why too
What I've found with the empty servers is that once people learn how to drift good they go into discord communities that have private lobbies.
I came up with this theory on my own and a lot of the Assetto Corsa communities on Facebook have told me that this is the case.
new DWG is great. would you try the NNTS pack and give some thoughts based on your real life experience? feels different than most other packs, to me.
I'll add them to the list and follow up when I have a chance to test them, after the amount of time I spent on this video I'm in no rush to drive new packs lol.
hi, browsing in the setup of the car, I found the assist steer option and better at 50 or 100?? for a more realistic impact?🙂
Have you already done a review of Gaya street cars pack
Have you ever tried the Tsugigiri Pro pack? Nice content!
I haven't messed around too much with the pro cars outside of VDC. Been sticking to grassroots because that's all I can afford to drive IRL lol.
the s13 at 7:49 is the car of a french drifter, @TanguyCryms who have a yt channel !!
New to pc assetto corsa and never did I expect this to be such a controversial space. Thought I would just download whatever car I wanted and I’m good to go lol
Yeah as with anything else, a ton of loud opinions out there but some cars are definitely better than others if you're looking for realism.
@@JankyDrift I started drifting on console and just now switched to pc. Tried your number one car pack and I love it 👌
Good video, have you heard of the Drift Workshop cars? I believe they are essentially a more realistic version of the WDTS cars and I believe them to be some of the more realistic mods for drifting. not sure if they are still available but they are great and not like WDTS where you can enter any corner and drift it no problem.
Can I get a link?
I'll check them out!
Only one I could find offhand www.vosan.co/driftcarpacks/drift-workshop-street-pack-2018/ not sure if this is the one they were talking about.
@@JankyDrift yeah those are the ones. I found the 50 degrees of steering angle made them a bit more rewarding to drift on the limit.
What do u think about the NNTS pack? Its modified DWG physics
Man i love the tsugiri and the bov noises and turbo flutter. Easily the best sounding drift car for ac right now
Since this is assetto corsa, can you add throttle and gear icons to future videos? I'm transitioning from controller to wheel
more people need to appreciate the celica supras
Broooo at first i tough a was trippin and had a deja vu 😝🤣🤣🤣
Some of the packs i have are in your list as well, and i have noticed that most of them they tend to understeer, like, i have to realy pull the handbreak to be able to maintain the drift or turn. I'm not sure if i'm a noob or not but i believe i can say i'm getting quite alright at drifting and no mather what i do with the wheel, turning it full left or right, the car doesn't want to turn/go that direction at all, which fcks up my drift and makes me crash because i can't adjust where the car needs to go. I have a favourite car so far, is the "Aiden's 1jz S15" with 333bhp ( so its says ) and has tons of angle and power if you have the turbo at 100% and sometimes it doesn't turn/want to go where i turn the wheel. I've played with the tires pressures recently for both front and rear as they were quite high and also with the LSD Lock Power which by default it was at 100% and took it down to 70% for start. I've noticed better handling because it has better grip after those changes but i always have the turbo 20-30% so it doesn't spin easy. I had the same issue with the 4Doors HR34 Skyline from the WDTS pack where the car wouldn't want to go where i was stearing towards to, messing up my drift. I had to also pull the handbreak a lot, sometimes clutch kick wouldn't do much, but, maybe if you could give it a try for me and let me know, at least i would know i have to improve and the car is fine. Thanks
I saw in another comment you mentioned that you do a lot of regular racing. Adjusting the trajectory while in drift is a lot different than in racing, so you'll likely just have to spend some time getting used to that. Where in regular racing you might reduce throttle and steer into a turn, in drifting you might need to add more throttle and let the car countersteer to gain more angle. With a 300hp car I probably wouldn't turn the turbo down lower than 50 or 60%. Then with LSD it's generally easier to control a drift car if the diff is locked, so I'd recommend sticking with 100%.
lmao i pray to companies to sponsor my boy janky
you are the man.
Could try the super drift uk cars and tune them down a little more (turbo). They are pretty good.
If youre using the kunos supra make sure you put the turbo at 100%.
love this video and your others! i do NOT love the G35 slander 😔
good video, but it's missing the Link ECU FD mod.
Do a team effort and vdc pack review. Would be seak
Whats your thoughts on the VDC 4.0 cars?
Try the cryms pack 350z street spec
Finally got a handbrake so now going to try learn to drift properly. Thanks for this car info, can you tell me what track this is in the video?
The track is called drift playground.
anyone else’s dwg 3.0 cars not working? i get in game and then car won’t move no matter what but wheels spin
I like the gravy ae86 the most SOFAR gotta try more
Tb have ones where I don't have to manually throw my steering to counter steer because I use a g29
Which pack u use
Thanks for reviewing and rating them. Can you do beamNG and check it from the realistic drifting perspective that will be awesome.
I would love to but beam doesn't have VR and I don't have a monitor setup at the moment. Will see what I can do.
LowPower DBZ Pack! Try it out, low power stock e36, would like an opinion!
Hey I’m really new into the sim racing and still trying to figure all the informations out, to use the car packs properly you have to enter in a specific server? Or you can just install them and play in any server?
If you run solo you can do whatever pack you want, but for multiplayer servers you can only choose from the cars offered in a particular server. If you don't have the right cars downloaded for a server you won't be able to join.
what about VDC and ESDA packs?
Try NNTS and give us your thoughts man
I'll definitely get the dwg and hop into servers if it helps get population up
I got another amazing carpack. Street heroes
Omg, someone sponsor the man
it is true what bro said about adc borrowing physics from tandos
i play on keyboard and when i try to drift it will never use full throttle so annoying for low power cars
I rlly like the team effort pack
So I'm playing with a controller on pc and im still a beginner, what's the best pack for me?
I have T248 and it's return speed is insanely slow. Is it even possible to drift with such wheels and if yes, what cars/FFB settings would you recommend for some fun? Thanks!
lower the rotation angle in the thrustmaster control panel
You in the North East? I see an Englishtown clip in there. If so Ill seeya this weekend!
Yep I'll be there on Saturday, come say what's up if you see me. Only been to a few events with Clubloose so I'm stuck in C group until they decide to give me the bump.
@@JankyDrift Sweet, yea I've only been drifting IRL this year so I'm in C as well. Yea Ill stop by and say hello. You got an instagram?
@@ThePudgyPlatypi yep - @jankydrift
@@JankyDrift sweet, ill drop you a follow @beyondlimitsdrifting
ADC (aussie drift co) is a community, but the cars a made by two or three guys.
Simagic settings for drift?
I wish there was a car pack that contained mostly stock cars. Low angle, low power, lots of grip.
Oh man I also was really imressed by how DWG's server are deserted lol. But there are a lot with WDTS and GG. I promise I will start playing on servers with DWG. let's make them full of people together lol :))))
Hi I download the DWG 3.0 the car load fine but all the car wont accelerate when I hit gas the wheel is turning but the car is just in place . Anyone know how to fix that ?
In my opinion, the death wish garage car pack is easier to drift than the gravy garage car pack, and this is coming from someone on keyboard and mouse. I really don't understand why it's not popular
I highly recommend the Hush car pack
I'll give it a shot!
im not a pro in any way, i just drifted in ac and beam for some time. i downloaded the dwg pack, but found all driftcars to lack power. i usually drift with like 1000 whp V8 engines, the seem to do best in drifting for me. 400 whp with a turbokick is, well, hard. without rpm in highrev they are good for nothing and in highrev they still only have power for like small tracks and tight turns...
Legend
DWG cars have so much grip that with 300 whp and street tires they can perform Silverstone lap times identical to McLaren F1 GTR with soft slicks.
Maybe so but I'm not rating them on their racing capabilities, just drifting. I have yet to drive a car that I thought did both well, I just don't think Assetto can do it.
I'm not entirely sure how aero works in AC and I have not looked at DWG files, but it could be the cars do not have enough drag when going sideways and they have compensated that with tire values. I would imagine in real life all that air pushing against the side of the car helps to keep the rear stable at moderate speeds and it is not only about mechanical grip. Watch some 160km/h entries up close and it is crazy how much air the cars displace.
However, the point is that you can end up with a car that feels fairly realistic when going sideways, but laps the track way quicker than it should. Basically the tires can handle higher cornering loads than they should, because they have tried to get the correct feeling mostly from the tires. Even though it should be tires + drag. Maybe. Who knows. I have no idea what I'm talking about.
Just some thoughts.
@@vaenii5056 sounds logical to me lol
So how do i get these cars? I´m a PC & Mod Noob