Features:
- Includes AE86 Trueno, RX-7 Spirit R, BMW M3 E46 CSL, Honda S2000 AP1, Mercedes 190E Evo II and Nissan 240Z G-Nose
- Cars reuse EVO's own models rather than being conversions
- Each car has its own Hina's Drifters tyre model
- Reworked suspension, differential, gearing and engine braking for drifting
- Built-in drift setups and in-game drift cameras
- Increased wheel steering angle on the original trio
- Reworked wheel smoke density for more visual drift effect
- Mirror and virtual mirror smoke enabled by default
- AE86 and RX-7 support manual clutch and H-pattern shifting
- BMW M3 CSL retains its original six-speed SMG paddle shifting
- Power output ranges from 219 hp to 430 hp across the pack
Hina's Drift Club (HDC) is a pack of drift-focused cars built for Assetto Corsa EVO, each tuned with its own personality and handling feel rather than being simple conversions of existing content.
The pack adds six cars in total: the AE86 Trueno, RX-7 Spirit R and BMW M3 E46 CSL from the original release, joined by the Honda S2000 AP1, Mercedes 190E Evo II and Nissan 240Z G-Nose in the latest update. Every car includes its own drift setup, in-game drift camera, and a model-specific Hina's Drifters tyre model, alongside reworked suspension, gearing, differential and engine response tuned for sliding.
It's aimed at drivers who want accessible but characterful drift cars straight out of the box, from the beginner-friendly AE86 to the heavier, more demanding Mercedes 190E Evo II, with options for manual clutch shifting on some models and paddle shifting on others.
