What upgrades do I need in Forza 2 to reduce drifting ??

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#1 ---n00b_kid---
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Which upgrades and what adjustment values do I need in order to reduce drifting/bad grip ??

For example if i buy the anti-roll bar, what adjustment value/figure do I need to change it to ??

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#2 Danplunkett
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put all the weight on your rear tires raise the front lower the back side of the car
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#3 Danplunkett
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or jus get a AWD powertrain swap if thats available
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#4 MAVD
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Dude put everything in the car, then start with the springs and then go to the sway bar. If the car wants to oversteer(or as you say "drift") then soften up the rear end springs and sway bar. in the car wants to understeer(not turn) soften up the front and stiffen the back. Only little adjustments are needed. By the way the backend being all over the place is NOT a "drift" so get your head out of those import magazines and buy "performance driving Magazine" so you dont sound like an idiot

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#5 MAVD
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Just read that stupid post on height adjust ment. you are a complete idiot to use height adjustment to solve over and under steer. stop giving false information he asked a normal question.
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#6 akabaloo
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also, increasing downforce on the rear of the car could help too, if you have the proper equipments to do so. And buying tires with more grip.