If you’re struggling to gain traction in Nascar 21: Ignition, perhaps you need to change the car setup. Car setups affect how your car will act during a race, which is important. Here’s how you can change the car setup.
To do this, you will need to go into the Datapad before entering the track for practice or race. Then, scroll over to the Car Setup. There are five different options, and those are as follows:
Tight
The front tires will lose traction before the rear tires. The nose of the car slides towards the retaining walls.
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2nd Tier
The front tires will lose traction before the rear tires. The nose of the car slides towards the retaining walls.
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Stable
The car will feel balanced. Neither the front nor the rear tires lose traction first.
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4th Tier
The rear tires will lose traction before the front tires. The tail of the car slides towards the retaining walls.
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Loose
The rear tires will lose traction before the front tires. The tail of the car slides towards the retaining walls.
![](https://www.gamepur.com/wp-content/uploads/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/27220829/NASCAR-21-IGN-LOOSE-SETUP-850x478.jpg)
Note that in Nascar 21: Ignition, you do not have the option to create a custom setup. You will only be able to use these five setups for in-game racing.
Published: Oct 27, 2021 10:13 pm