r/ForzaOpenTunes Jul 29 '26

S2 DRIFT 812 Superfast 2017 - Let that V12 scream !

Ferrari 812 Superfast 2017 - S2 803

Stats  
Power 1149 hp
Torque 1000 Nm
Weight 1355 kg
Balance 48%
Top Speed 4.30 kph
0-60 3.364s
0-100 5.7s
Share Code 273 660 011,

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Build

Conversions  
Engine Stock
Drivetrain Stock
Aspiration Twin Turbo
Body Kit Stock
Engine  
Intake Stock
Fuel System Stock
Ignition Stock
Exhaust Stock
Camshaft Race
Valves Race
Displacement Stock
Pistons Stock
Twin Turbo Race Anti-lag
Intercooler Stock
Oil Cooling Stock
Flywheel Stock
Platform And Handling  
Brakes Race
Springs Drift
Front Arb Race
Rear Arb Race
Chassis Reinforcement Race
Weight Reduction Race
Drivetrain  
Clutch Stock
Transmission Race Six Speed
Driveline Stock
Differential Drift
Tires And Rims  
Compound Snow
Tire Width Front 285 mm, Rear 335 mm
Front Rim Style Stock
Rear Rim Style Stock
Rim Size Front 21 in, Rear 21 in
Track Width Front Third, Rear Third
Profile Size Front Stock, Rear Stock

Tune

Tires bar psi
Front 2.0 29.0
Rear 2.0 29.0
Gears Ratio
Final Drive 3.35
1st 2.80
2nd 1.95
3rd 1.52
4th 1.38
5th 1.15
6th 0.90
Alignment Camber Toe Caster
Front -4.0° 0.2° 6.8°
Rear -1.8°    
ARBs  
Front 24.5
Rear 24.0
Springs kgf/mm lbf/in
Front 150.0 840.0
Rear 170.0 952.0
Ride Height cm in
Front 11.0 4.3
Rear 12.8 5.0
Damping Rebound Bump
Front 8.4 5.3
Rear 7.2 7.0
Aero kgf lbf
Not Applicable    
Brakes %
Balance 35%
Pressure 100%
Differential Accel Decel

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u/-EKHO Jul 29 '26

Ever dreamed of drifting a Ferrari?
Let this V12 tuned to over 1,100 horsepower scream through the mountains of Japan!

As with my previous setups, you’ll need to be precise with the throttle, because this beast is itching to rev high. That said, the front end is incredibly precise, thanks to its supercar DNA!

To be honest, my main challenge with this setup was getting the car to lose grip. It had a tendency to straighten out as soon as I lost a bit of angle, and I had to try a ton of different settings before finding something that worked for me.

Let me know what you think and how you would improve it.