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Atomic Drift Tuner (ADT)
ADT is a tuning tool I’m building for drifting in Assetto Corsa. It helps you work out what to change when your wheel or car doesn’t feel quite right, instead of just trying another preset and hoping for the best.
It takes your wheelbase, steering wheel, car and drift pack into account when making recommendations. You can also tell it how you want each car to behave. More rear grip, quicker transitions, faster self-steer, a calmer front end—those preferences feed into the suggestions rather than giving everyone the same setup.
What it does
* Wheel and FFB tuning: Generates recommendations for your hardware, with live MOZA/AZOM settings available through SimHub.
* Car setup tuning: Works from an existing saved AC setup, shows the suggested changes and explains why. Saves a separate setup file, leaving your original alone.
* Telemetry and tuning feedback: Records your runs and uses that data to help assess things like transitions, steering oscillation, angle stability and FFB clipping. You can compare matching runs before and after making changes.
* Phone access: Includes an optional browser dashboard for viewing telemetry, reviewing recommendations and using supported controls from a phone on the same local network.
ADT can also detect your active car and identify supported drift packs. There are built-in baselines for packs including VDC, Gravy Garage, SWARM, ADL and WDT/WDTS, plus a Custom/Other option.
Before you download
This is a Windows application, not a car or track mod. Live MOZA settings require SimHub, the AZOM plugin and the ADT SimHub Bridge. The car setup and telemetry tools don’t need that live connection.
ADT is still in public beta. Recommendations are a starting point, not a promise of a perfect setup. Review the changes, test them and keep what works for you.
I’m looking for feedback from people running different hardware, cars and packs. You don’t need to be an expert tuner to help. Tell me what you’re using, what felt better or worse, and anything that didn’t work properly.
ADT is a tuning tool I’m building for drifting in Assetto Corsa. It helps you work out what to change when your wheel or car doesn’t feel quite right, instead of just trying another preset and hoping for the best.
It takes your wheelbase, steering wheel, car and drift pack into account when making recommendations. You can also tell it how you want each car to behave. More rear grip, quicker transitions, faster self-steer, a calmer front end—those preferences feed into the suggestions rather than giving everyone the same setup.
What it does
* Wheel and FFB tuning: Generates recommendations for your hardware, with live MOZA/AZOM settings available through SimHub.
* Car setup tuning: Works from an existing saved AC setup, shows the suggested changes and explains why. Saves a separate setup file, leaving your original alone.
* Telemetry and tuning feedback: Records your runs and uses that data to help assess things like transitions, steering oscillation, angle stability and FFB clipping. You can compare matching runs before and after making changes.
* Phone access: Includes an optional browser dashboard for viewing telemetry, reviewing recommendations and using supported controls from a phone on the same local network.
ADT can also detect your active car and identify supported drift packs. There are built-in baselines for packs including VDC, Gravy Garage, SWARM, ADL and WDT/WDTS, plus a Custom/Other option.
Before you download
This is a Windows application, not a car or track mod. Live MOZA settings require SimHub, the AZOM plugin and the ADT SimHub Bridge. The car setup and telemetry tools don’t need that live connection.
ADT is still in public beta. Recommendations are a starting point, not a promise of a perfect setup. Review the changes, test them and keep what works for you.
I’m looking for feedback from people running different hardware, cars and packs. You don’t need to be an expert tuner to help. Tell me what you’re using, what felt better or worse, and anything that didn’t work properly.
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Version 0.1
September 20, 2026
HUGE UPDATE — Atomic Drift Tuner v0.9.0-preview.17
ADT takes a major step forward with in-game controls, expanded tuning guidance, touchscreen support, and a clearer workflow from your first run to reviewing your results.
What’s new
* Content Manager integration: Use ADT Companion inside Assetto Corsa to view connection status, follow your next step, control recordings, and review findings.
* Save & Apply Tune from the pits: Stage a recommended setup in ADT, then explicitly save and apply it through the companion on supported CSP/car combinations. Includes previous-setup saves and a restore option.
* Current setup capture: Capture the setup you’re actually driving—including supported unsaved pit changes—for more reliable comparisons.
* Gearing support: Plan final-drive changes around your preferred gear, speed range, and target RPM.
* Expanded telemetry guidance: Throttle, brake, and clutch observations add context to diagnosis, with goals for sustaining more extreme drift angles.
* Touchscreen dashboard: Adaptable controls for different screen sizes, including Raspberry Pi displays, tablets, and phones on your local network.
* Easier setup and instructions: Choose Car tuning only or Car + FFB, with step-by-step guidance and optional extra explanations.
* FFB software choices: Select SimHub/AZOM, MOZA Pit House, or manual entry. Experimental Pit House SDK support adds read/apply, backup, and restore for ten core controls.
* Fixes and improvements: Recovery from brief telemetry interruptions, corrected SDK folder browsing, and fresh installations that start with your own hardware and car selections.
Before updating
Back up your ADT data and car setups, then close ADT before installing. Update the bundled SimHub bridge if you use it, and install/update ADT Companion from the Remote page with Assetto Corsa closed.
This is a beta preview. Pit House hardware support and the complete in-game pit workflow still need broader testing. Pit House requires compatible software and user-provided SDK files. The Windows build is currently unsigned.
ADT takes a major step forward with in-game controls, expanded tuning guidance, touchscreen support, and a clearer workflow from your first run to reviewing your results.
What’s new
* Content Manager integration: Use ADT Companion inside Assetto Corsa to view connection status, follow your next step, control recordings, and review findings.
* Save & Apply Tune from the pits: Stage a recommended setup in ADT, then explicitly save and apply it through the companion on supported CSP/car combinations. Includes previous-setup saves and a restore option.
* Current setup capture: Capture the setup you’re actually driving—including supported unsaved pit changes—for more reliable comparisons.
* Gearing support: Plan final-drive changes around your preferred gear, speed range, and target RPM.
* Expanded telemetry guidance: Throttle, brake, and clutch observations add context to diagnosis, with goals for sustaining more extreme drift angles.
* Touchscreen dashboard: Adaptable controls for different screen sizes, including Raspberry Pi displays, tablets, and phones on your local network.
* Easier setup and instructions: Choose Car tuning only or Car + FFB, with step-by-step guidance and optional extra explanations.
* FFB software choices: Select SimHub/AZOM, MOZA Pit House, or manual entry. Experimental Pit House SDK support adds read/apply, backup, and restore for ten core controls.
* Fixes and improvements: Recovery from brief telemetry interruptions, corrected SDK folder browsing, and fresh installations that start with your own hardware and car selections.
Before updating
Back up your ADT data and car setups, then close ADT before installing. Update the bundled SimHub bridge if you use it, and install/update ADT Companion from the Remote page with Assetto Corsa closed.
This is a beta preview. Pit House hardware support and the complete in-game pit workflow still need broader testing. Pit House requires compatible software and user-provided SDK files. The Windows build is currently unsigned.
I’m not sure what you’re referring to? Windows probably flagged it because it’s not signed. It’s open source so feel free to comb through the code all you want to! :)
abzakherr
5 days ago
This file contains a Trojan, lol. dont download it
Jdubindrifts
2 weeks ago
Hey I seem to be having an issue where I have no .EXE file to run the program, I only get folders and different files. Could you please help me out?
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