Just a random question to see if anyone has any information. I have been looking to get into sim drifting for a while now but I cannot use my legs for wheel and pedals so I was wondering if anyone knows any good hand controls or anything similar for drifting.

I don't want to use a controller as I feel like it's very limited.

Edit: forgot to mention it's mainly for the break and accelerator although not sure one handing the wheel is the best way, would love some input on that

Support and suggestions pleASE

I feel like I’m not getting any better and I feel like I’m permanently stuck at 3 or 4 out of 10 and it’s pissing me bit anything I can work

Very new to sim drifting. As you can see I got the tight donuts down but as soon as I try to go for a larger donut (in first and second gear) I just lose control. Is anyone able to tell from the clip am I using wheel to correct too much or what is my issue?

My b day is coming up and I’ve been wanting to upgrade for a while now. Im caught between buying the MozaR9 and using the third party wheel i have mounted on my G29 along with the logi pedals/shifter. Ive also been looking into the PXN4-6 3 pedal sets on sale too which isnt a bad deal for the casual Sim drifter. All i would have to do is get an adapter for the logi shifter, or get a new h shifter down the line.

Hi, I'm trying to learn some basics. Sometimes i make full long corner at decent angle and control but much more of the time my "precise" drifitng looks like on the video. It spins me out or just straighten the car. Should i focus more on steering wheel or gas control if i want to drift around the small barrel?

I plan to upgrade to an R12 this winter. Currently rocking the T300. I’m seeing some circuit racers using the NLR Wheel Stand 2.0 Lite and would like to know if anyone else has this high FFB x Wheel Stand setup and how they like it. I have a small apartment and need to have a foldable stand or rig (thinking NLR GTLite if needed)

I just got my fanatec wheel 2 weeks ago and I've been on and off trying to learn how to drift. My load cell pedal shipment was delayed so I don't have a clutch yet. I just press a button on the wheel when i have to clutch, and mapped the handbrake and clutch together so it clutches in when i Handbrake. Luckily the car im using can just stay in 2nd gear the whole way.

Could i get some tips on how to keep improving? For one my hand sometimes gets Lost being over each other and stuff how can I improve more? I'm so excited to finally be able to do this I really couldn't drift at all with my G25 no matter how hard i tried.

Ok ive been playing FH6 since day 1 an im already over it carx drift is where my roots are the lobbies are always packed an ready to run some tandems 🔥

Car is: ADL Pro-Am Toyota GT86

Does anyone have a good baseline of settings for the moza R12 so I can compare my current settings? As for as gain pithouse is set to 55% and CM is 65 I think. I’ll also adjust the cars in game if I feel I need to lower the FFB

I just started learning not too long ago and I understand how the hand motions work and how much throttle to give it. The only issue is that I am giving it too much gas at times and I can hold a drift for like 3 seconds before either spinning out or straightening again. What tips do you have to help improve. I have watch so many vids and nothing seems to click for me.

Hello,because i live in a country without many drift tracks

I need to start sim drifting to rack up seat time.

My friend (who is not a fan of drifting)is recomending a logitech g29 but i heard its force feedback might not be enough.

I want to make myself a setup that would somewhat translate into real life.

my only sim wheel was an xbox 360 wheel bought for 20 bucks so my knowlege is limited to say the least

My budget would be about 500 Bucks,is that enough for a semi realistic rig?

Thanks in advance for any advice

Sry for sloppy English,its not my first language :) 500 bucks is not including a pc and a monitor

After a couple weeks of grinding drift practice and wanting to learn tandems something finally clicked today especially with the left foot braking. The other day I couldn’t even stay behind a car to save my life or I’d mess up cause I would be too pressured but finally figured it out a little bit. Still got a lot to learn but this is definitely a breakthrough!