Have you been looking around for the latest and best setups in Nascar Heat 5 but struggled to find any good ones?
We all know how essential it is to have a great NASCAR Xfinity setup in NH5, especially in such a tricky circuit as Darlington.
If you’re looking to crack into the low 29s then you’ll want to make sure you get yourself a great car setup to give you the best chance to succeed.
You’ll want to run a negative 2.5° camber on the front right and a positive 2.5° camber on the front left.
That’s because you’ll need the positive left camber for the initial turn-in phase while the negative front right camber will help support the lateral load of the car in the middle of the corner while having maximum lateral grip.
You’ll want a pretty sift front swaybar around 1.675° since it will help you turn the car nicely on entry, while at the same time not losing the rear end too much in the middle of it.
It’s really key to not have too much oversteer in ovals like these as it will only cause you to lose confidence and lap time.
In terms of gearing, you’ll want to run a 3 gears setup with a rear-end ratio of 3.50 as the track is not very long and the average speed is relatively low.
Nascar Heat 5 Darlington Xfinity – video onboard
Here’s a brief video onboard around Darlington with the Xfinity car from “The Setup Man” which will help you improve your driving and ideally your lap times.
Make sure you get yourself a bit of draft as that could improve your lap times by even a couple of tenths.
Here below you can find all the Xfinity setups available on Nascar Heat 5.
NASCAR Heat 5 Xfinity Setups
- Atlanta
- Auto Club Speedway
- Bristol
- Charlotte Roval
- Chicagoland
- Daytona
- Dover
- Homestead
- Iowa
- Indy
- Las Vegas
- Michigan
- Mid Ohio
- Martinsville
- New Hampshire
- Kansas
- Kentucky
- Phoenix
- Road America
