This tuning guide takes you through the Best Trueno AE86 Drift Tune in Forza Horizon 5. We break down each part and tuning needed to turn the Trueno into an animal on those Horizon 5 canyons.
The Toyota Trueno has featured in every Forza title except Motorsport 7. It’s a fan favorite of old-school JDM and Forza fans alike. It can be acquired through earning 44 PTS during the spring festival. You can also win it in a wheelspin or buy it at the Auction House.
If you like this drift tune guide… make sure to check out more of our Horizon 5 drift tune guides while you’re here.
Vehicle History
The Toyota Trueno was produced from 1983 to 1987. It is also referred to as the Corolla Levin Sprinter. The word Trueno is Spanish for thunder while Levin means lightning in middle age English.
Drift Tune Specs
Below are the specs for the drift tune after all modifications are applied. She’s sitting at 514HP and 436 lbs of torque.
Drift Car Parts
Apply these exact parts to the Trueno AE86 drift build. This baby runs smoothly and is very easy to handle even for a beginner drift enthusiast. We’ve swapped out the engine with a 2.6L I6 TT. Pretty much all the other parts are maxed out bar the drivetrain, weight reduction, exhaust, twin-turbo, and flywheel.
- Engine: 2.6L I6 – TT
- Drivetrain: Stock
- Tire: Stock
- Front Tire Width: 215mm
- Rear Tire Width: 235mm
- Front Track Width: Max
- Rear Track Width: Max
- Clutch: Race
- Transmission: Race
- Driveline: Race
- Differential: Drift
- Brakes: Race
- Spring and Dampers: Race
- Front Anti Rollbar: Race
- Rear Anti Rollbar: Race
- Chassis Reinforcement Roll Cage: Race
- Weight Reduction: Stock
- Intake: Race
- Fuel System: Race
- Ignition: Race
- Exhaust: Stock
- Camshaft: Street
- Valves: Race
- Displacement: Race
- Pistons/ Compression: Race
- Twin Turbo: Stock
- Intercooler: Race
- Oil/Cooling: Race
- Flywheel: Stock
Drift Tuning
Take down the exact tuning specs you see below. These have been tested already and are the best settings to use for the best and easiest drift handling on the Trueno AE86. Enjoy the tune and let us know in the comment section below if you would make any changes.
Tires
- Front: 50
- Rear: 30
Gearing
Final Drive: 2.75
- 1st: 3.50
- 2nd: 2.50
- 3rd: 1.80
- 4th: 1.30
- 5th: 1.10
- 6th: 0.80
Alignment
Camber
- Front: -5.0
- Rear: -1.0
Toe
- Front: 1.0
- Rear: -0.3
Front Caster
- Angle: 7.0
Antiroll Bars
- Front: 20
- Rear: 10
Springs
- Front: 110
- Rear: 80
Ride Height
- Front: 5.3
- Rear: 5.3
Damping
Rebound Stiffness
- Front: 7
- Rear: 6
Bump Stiffness
- Front: 5
- Rear: 4
Aero
None
Brake
Braking Force
- Balance: 25%
- Pressure: 25%
Differential
Rear
- Acceleration: 100%
- Deceleration: 100%
Summary
Now you’ve got the best drift tune for the Toyota AE86 Trueno. Make sure to let us know in the comments section below if you have your own tune to share.
This tune was originally created by ACXT Ant on Youtube. Check out his channel sometime.
I would suggest doing 28 for the front tire pressure and 25 in the back because the tires will actually grip the road so you aren’t spinning 99 percent of the time. Especially if you’re drifting the mountain in Horizon 5.
Thanks for the suggestion Dakota, Ill try it next time Im on 🙂
Hey, I followed all of the instructions on here but there’s only one thing I have a question about, in the tuning portion of this setup, it says for the springs, Front:110 and Rear:80 but in the settings, or at least my settings, it doesn’t go that low, I’m just wondering if I am understanding the setup correctly.
Hello Vincenzo, the stats above are UK stats. They use different measurements for UK and US versions of the game. So maybe that’s the issue. You can change the metric in the games settings.
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