Hina’s Drift Club – AE86 / RX-7 Spirit R / BMW M3 CSL

Assetto Corsa EVO Hina’s Drift Club (HDC) – AE86, RX-7 Spirit R & BMW M3 CSL

Description

Get sideways in Hina’s Drift Club (HDC) for Assetto Corsa EVO, featuring three purpose-built drift cars: the Toyota AE86 Trueno, Mazda RX-7 Spirit R and BMW M3 E46 CSL. Created by Hina from the Ronin Community, these cars are based on EVO’s official vehicles and built using the official SDK. They are standalone drift variants, not conversions, with their own HDC manufacturer entry and carefully tuned setups.

Each car offers a different driving experience while sharing HDC’s approachable drift feel. The AE86 Trueno is a lightweight, naturally aspirated beginner-friendly option, the turbocharged RX-7 Spirit R brings extra power and momentum, and the BMW M3 CSL delivers responsive straight-six power with its original six-speed SMG paddle shifting.

The cars feature individually tuned engine response, gearing, steering, suspension, dampers, anti-roll bars and differential behaviour. Each also uses its own Hina’s Drifters tyre model, developed through repeated driving and telemetry reviews at Suzuka East. The aim is to deliver forgiving, rewarding drift cars that help drivers learn initiations, sustained slides and transitions while leaving room for skill to make a difference.

No cosmetic changes have been added, and the original customization options for each car remain available. Choose one car or install all three and find your favourite HDC drift setup.

Features

• Three Assetto Corsa EVO drift cars in one release
• Toyota AE86 Trueno – 219 hp, naturally aspirated engine and five-speed manual
• Mazda RX-7 Spirit R – approximately 330 hp turbocharged rotary and five-speed manual
• BMW M3 E46 CSL – approximately 375 hp naturally aspirated straight-six and six-speed SMG paddle shifting
• Purpose-built drift setups created using EVO’s official SDK
• Dedicated Hina’s Drift Club manufacturer entry
• Individual Hina’s Drifters tyre model for each car
• Tuned engine response, gearing, steering, suspension and differential behaviour
• Tested with wheel-based driving and telemetry reviews
• Designed for learning drift initiation, holding slides and catching transitions
• Original car customization options retained
• Each car installs independently
• No SDK or additional car mods required

Installation

1. Close Assetto Corsa EVO and extract the downloaded ZIP file.
2. Copy the contents of the ZIP’s mods folder into %USERPROFILE%\Saved Games\ACE\mods. Create the folder if it does not exist.
3. Keep the .kspkg file intact, directly inside the ACE\mods folder, with the included uiresources folder alongside it. Merge folders and replace matching included files when prompted.
4. Make sure you do not accidentally create an extra ACE\mods\mods folder.
5. Keep only one HDC version of each car installed. Move older packages for the same car out of the mods folder.
6. Launch Assetto Corsa EVO, select Hina’s Drift Club, choose your car and load its default setup.

Requirements: Assetto Corsa EVO and the corresponding official car content. No SDK or other car mods are required.

Credits

• Creator: Hina
• Community: Ronin Community
• Development: Assetto Corsa EVO official SDK