Introduction to Tuning in Forza Horizon 5
Car Selection and Engine Swaps
Aspiration Upgrades
Tires and Rims
Aerodynamics
Drivetrain and Differential
Platform and Handling
Final Adjustments and Fine-Tuning
Damping and Arrow Settings
Differential Settings
By following these guidelines, players can effectively tune their Honda NSXR for a balanced and competitive performance in Forza Horizon 5.
0:00 Let's be honest, tuning in for Horizon 5 can be kind of intimidating at first. There's so many menus to mess with. There's so many sliders and it's not always clear what actually makes your car faster or yeah, better to drive. But once you know a few general rules and tricks, it's actually easier than it looks. Welcome back everybody. I'm your favorite German potato and like in my previous tuning tutorial, I'm going to dive very deep into upgrading and tuning so that you'll be able to set up your car to perfection by the end of the video. Today we're focusing on a rear
0:30 wheel drive car which is made for all round and handling purposes, the Honda NSXR from 1992 which was tuned in collaboration with my good friend Led, one of the best players in Forza Horizon 5. If you want to see more elaborate content like this, definitely like and subscribe and let me know in the comments which other cars you want to see in future tuning tutorials. Let's go. So, first things first, always check the conversions tab to see if there are any interesting engine or drivetrain swaps. These choices can open up completely different upgrade paths
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