The 14 Fastest Drag Cars In Forza Horizon 5

Drifting around Mexico is fun, but drag racing has a special place in the heart of every ‘entusiasta del coche.’ Here are the fastest drag cars in Horizon 5.

As you probably guessed, there’s nothing that we love more than drift cars and throwing them sideways here at Drifted.

While nothing beats the smell of burning rubber in the morning, we’ll admit that drag racing is one of the few things that can (almost) compete in providing a high-speed adrenaline rush. And thankfully, Forza Horizon 5 captures the bonkers drag racing vibes perfectly.

After the latest update in March 2025, Forza Horizon 5’s crazy car list features almost 900 vehicles within its roster.

Following the release of what appears to be the final major DLC, the Ultimate Car Pack Collection, fans now have a good idea of which cars perform fastest on any of FH5’s drag strips.

It doesn’t seem that future competition will be coming to cause an upset, either, with Playground Games seemingly turning their attention to the upcoming Forza Horizon 6 release.

That means that the (controversial) PlayStation newcomers to the Horizon series can enjoy the ultimate drag cars right away, and we’re here to provide you with everything you need to know.

While you’re enjoying the purpose-built drag racing sections (the longest of which is a mile long!), you should also consider which of the fastest cars in the game you’ll want to purchase for the future to maximize their redline-screaming potential top speeds.

When you’re first starting out, it’s easy to drop in an entirely new powerplant in just about any car in Forza Horizon 5.  This means that almost any vehicle has the potential to become a (somewhat) decent drag racer with the right upgrades and tunes – but make sure your opponent isn’t driving anything too crazy!

As you’ll soon see, the fastest drag car in Forza Horizon 5 can be anything from a big SUV to a 1960s sports car or even a tiny Japanese Kei car with a 657 cc engine (in stock form, of course!).

However, for those looking for nothing but the best picks, we have prepared the ultimate list of drag cars to help you top the drag strip leaderboards in Playground Games’ most recent addition to the Horizon franchise.

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The Fastest Drag Cars In Forza Horizon 5

Narrowing down the near-900-car roster to just a handful of the fastest drag cars in Forza Horizon 5 isn’t easy.

When paired with the right tune and a quick trigger finger on launch, engine and drivetrain swaps can transform many of these cars into drag monsters in Forza Horizon 5.

Your choice of tunes can dramatically affect how quickly you cross the finish line at any of Mexico’s three main drag strips.

The perfect setup could become the difference between a sweet victory or watching your rival’s taillights disappear into the distance.

Another critical factor is matching your car (and tune) to the drag strip length. What dominates the quarter-mile when drag racing in Forza Horizon 5 might struggle against the top-end powerhouses in the full-mile sprint.

The fastest quarter-mile weapons often sacrifice top-end speed for launch performance, while mile-long drag specialists need serious horsepower for those final seconds. So, consider this when you’re deciding what’ll be best.

With that in mind, these are the undisputed quarter-mile heroes and mile-long monsters. They’re the straight-line missiles that help you shave off those valuable milliseconds, leaving your friends questioning their vehicle choice and favorite tunes.

But of course, only one will be crowned the absolute fastest drag car in Forza Horizon 5.

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14 – Koenigsegg CC8S 2002

Koenigsegg fans will recognize the CC8S as the car that started it all for the company. And believe us when we say that Koenigsegg has come an impressive way since they first unveiled the CC8S in 2002.

Despite its modest beginnings, the Koenigsegg CC8S offers surprising potential in Forza Horizon 5. The 2002 hypercar packs a 4.7L supercharged Ford V8 that pushes out 564 horsepower in stock form – respectable for its era but nothing extraordinary by modern standards.

Available for 400,000 CR at the Autoshow (or via Wheelspins), it’s one of the more affordable ways to get a Koenigsegg in your garage. Don’t let the stock performance fool you, though.

With the right tuning, AWD conversion, and twin-turbo upgrade, this Swedish classic transforms into a capable straight-line weapon.

For Horizon 5, the CC8S returns from the previous game with ‘nerfed’ stats compared to Horizon 4. However, with the correct mods and careful tuning, it’s still capable of causing an upset on the in-game drag strips.

Aerodromo Drag Strip Standing Mile: 18.3 seconds

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13 – Ford “Hoonicorn” Mustang 1965

Drifted fans will likely recognize the Ford Hoonicorn Mustang as one of the best tire-shredding drift cars in the Forza Horizon series. It’s no slouch in a straight line, either!

Yes, we know – this is a list of the fastest drag race cars, not the best drift car in Forza Horizon 5!

However, the Ford Hoonicorn Mustang handles both ends of the spectrum so well that we just had to include it.

This reimagined 1965 Mustang from Ken Block’s garage packs a monstrous 6.7-liter twin-turbo V8, generating 1,400 horsepower and 1,200 lb-ft of torque. It is capable of launching the Hoonicorn to 250 MPH.

With that much power, it’s easy to mistake the Hoonicorn Mustang for a purpose-built drag car, but it’s not just a one-trick pony (excuse the pun!).

When properly tuned, it can hit 0-60 MPH in just 1.8 seconds. Its power makes it one of the top picks for causing upsets on Mexico’s shorter drag strips, capable of embarrassing modern hypercars costing three times as much.

While you won’t top the mile leaderboards, it’s still a great contender, and its versatility makes it an essential addition to any serious player’s garage.

Aerodromo Drag Strip Standing Mile: 18.2 seconds

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12 – Ford Mustang RTR Spec 5 2018

The Ford Mustang RTR Spec 5 costs just 105,000 CR at the Autoshow and can also be obtained through Wheelspins, making it one of the more affordable drag racing options.

Although it arrives with a respectable 460-horsepower Coyote V8 in stock form, like most Mustangs, what makes the RTR Spec 5 special is what happens after you start modifying it.

With the right upgrades and a 7.2L engine swap, it can produce 1,875 horsepower and 1,380 ft-lb of torque.

When properly built, the RTR Spec 5 can reach quarter-mile trap speeds of 198 mph, which is epic value for money since it costs a fraction of the price of most hypercars.

Like the Hoonicorn, as you may have guessed, it’s also a perfect car for sliding sideways, as James Deane isn’t shy about proving in Formula DRIFT competitions!

If you’re looking to maximize value, few cars offer the RTR Spec 5’s combination of affordability, modding potential, sideways ability, and raw performance when properly tuned.

Aerodromo Drag Strip Standing Mile: 18.1 seconds

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11 – Hot Wheels Bone Shaker 2011

The Bone Shaker is one of the few Hot Wheels cars ever converted into real-world concept cars. In FH5, it can be purchased for 500,000 CR at the Autoshow or through Wheelspins.

Picture Car Warehouse built the real-life Bone Shaker using a Corvette C6 chassis and slapped on a 5.7-liter V8 engine that produces 402 horsepower and 398 lb-ft of torque.

In the real-world version, the power gets sent to the rear wheels via a six-speed transmission, but in Horizon 5, you’ll get the most out of the power by opting for an AWD swap.

The Forza series has featured the Bone Shaker in several games, such as Forza Horizon 4, Forza Motorsport 6, and now Forza Horizon 5.

Don’t let its blocky, toy-like appearance fool you. Although it looks like it ignores aerodynamics completely, the Bone Shaker hides some serious performance advantages. Its massive 455mm rear tires and perfect 10/10 launch rating provide exceptional traction off the line.

The game’s PI system undervalues wide rear tires on AWD setups, giving this unique Hot Wheels ride a surprising edge in drag racing when paired with the racing 7.2L V8 engine.

Aerodromo Drag Strip Standing Mile: 18.05 seconds

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10 – Ariel Atom 500 V8 2013

What would happen if you slapped a 500-horsepower V8 engine into what is a go-kart chassis? The Ariel Atom 500 V8.

The Atom 500 V8 can be purchased for just 100,000 CR at the Autoshow or acquired through Wheelspins – an absolute bargain considering its performance potential.

This bare-bones rocket weighs just 692kg. To put that in perspective, it’s about a quarter of the weight of most supercars despite packing similar power.

While its handling helps it dominate track racing, the insane power-to-weight ratio also makes it capable of causing an upset on the drag strip.

When properly tuned with the Racing V12 engine swap, AWD conversion, and drag tires, this skeleton on wheels transforms into a straight-line monster.

Fully upgraded with the right tune, this minimalist weapon blasts down the Aerodromo drag strip in just 17.9 seconds, outperforming vehicles costing ten times as much.

Aerodromo Drag Strip Standing Mile: 17.9 seconds

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9 – Mosler MT900S 2010

Mosler’s MT900S is probably the least recognizable sports car on this list. It can be purchased for 320,000 CR in the Autoshow or through Wheelspins, another bargain for one of Horizon 5’s most capable drag racing machines.

Mosler is an American sports car manufacturer founded by Warren Mosler in 1985, though it remains relatively unknown to casual automotive enthusiasts.

The company’s earlier creation, the Consulier GTP, became notorious in racing circles after being banned from the IMSA Supercar series for being too dominant against the competition.

The MT900S continues this tradition as the street-legal version of Mosler’s MT900R race car. In stock form, it features a mid-mounted Chevy-derived LS1 V8 engine that delivers impressive performance straight from the factory.

However, as you probably guessed, the tuning potential helps the Mosler unleash its drag-racing potential in FH5.

With the Racing 7.2L V8 twin-turbo swap (or the Lamborghini-derived V12), AWD conversion, and maximized rear tire width (355mm), the lightweight MT900S transforms into a drag monster producing over 1,500 horsepower.

The optimal setup includes off-road springs for better weight transfer during launch. Paired with the right tune, the Mosler will propel down the mile-long drag strip in just 17.89 seconds.

Aerodromo Drag Strip Standing Mile: 17.89 seconds

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8 – Rimac Concept Two 2019

Rimac’s Concept Two can be purchased for 2,000,000 CR in the Autoshow or through Wheelspins, making it one of the pricier options on our list.

Love or hate them, there’s no denying the brutal acceleration that comes with a hybrid (or fully electric) powerplant.

The Croatian hypercar takes things to extremes with its bonkers quad-motor setup – an electric motor for EACH wheel!

In real-world, stock form, these motors combine to produce 1,887 horsepower and 1,696 lb-ft of torque that arrive instantly, unlike traditional combustion engines, which need to build revs and spool up the turbo(s).

The immediate power delivery allows the Rimac to achieve 0-60 MPH in just 1.85 seconds in stock form.

Throw in proper tuning in FH5, including drag tires, low tire pressures (around 15 PSI), and some differential tweaks, and the electric hypercar becomes even crazier off the line.

Paired with the Concept Two’s all-wheel drive system, you get insane traction, clocking just 17.7 seconds in the standing mile.

Aerodromo Drag Strip Standing Mile: 17.7 seconds

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7 – Porsche 906 Carrera 6 1966

The Porsche 906 Carrera 6 can be purchased for 2,000,000 CR at the Autoshow. It might seem like a lot for an old car, but this classic racer will shock you with its performance.

This old-school cool Porsche was a pivotal moment in Porsche’s racing history. It was the last street-legal racing car the company ever built.

In 1966, it dominated events like the Targa Florio and impressed at Le Mans with four consecutive finishes behind only the legendary Ford GT40s.

Its stock 2.0-liter naturally aspirated engine will seem underwhelming by today’s standards, but as you guessed, FH5 reveals the 906’s true (digitalized) modern-day potential with the right modifications.

The recommended engine swap to a twin-turbo V12 transforms the lightweight classic into a monster, producing around 1,190 horsepower while weighing around 1,400 pounds.

This exceptional power-to-weight ratio allows the 906 to reach 0-60 mph in just 2.7 seconds. An ideal drag racing setup includes 15 PSI tire pressure front and rear, soft suspension with a raised front and lowered rear, and carefully calibrated gearing.

This vintage Porsche can keep up with the modern competition with the right tune. It completes Aerodromo’s standing mile in just 17.4 seconds, proving that sometimes, classics do it better.

Aerodromo Drag Strip Standing Mile: 17.6 seconds

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6 – McLaren F1 GT 1997

The legendary McLaren F1 GT can be purchased for 2,000,000 CR in the Autoshow or gained through Wheelspins. While not cheap, it’s (arguably) a reasonable price for what you get.

Sometimes known as “the car Mr Bean crashed,” the McLaren F1 was the world’s fastest production car in 1998 when Andy Wallace pushed it to a record-breaking 242.95 MPH top speed.

Despite the crazy advances since then, the F1 still holds the title of the fastest naturally aspirated production car ever built.

The F1 GT featured in Forza Horizon 5 is even more special – one of just three road-going versions of the 1997 F1 GTR race car that McLaren built to homologate the longtail body for racing.

This ultra-rare variant has extended bodywork, additional downforce, and the legendary BMW S70/2 V12 engine.

In FH5, with an AWD conversion, drag tires, and twin-turbo aspiration, the F1 GT transforms from a ’90s icon into a modern hypercar killer.

When properly set up, the classic McLaren completes the Aerodromo standing mile in just 17.5 seconds – faster than most modern hypercars costing millions more.

Aerodromo Drag Strip Standing Mile: 17.5 seconds

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5 – BMW X5 M Forza Edition 2011

The BMW X5 M Forza Edition is one of the more exclusive vehicles on our list. It can only be obtained with the VIP Membership Pack DLC rather than being available at the Autoshow.

Don’t let the four doors and rear hatch fool you. This family-friendly-looking SUV is not just a stock X5 with a body kit – it has seriously impressive performance capabilities.

In stock form, the X5 M FE has perfect 10/10 ratings for Acceleration and Launch, making it immediately competitive.

However, with the right setup, including drag tires (with low pressures), ideal gear ratios, and anti-lag, this grocery-getter can produce nearly 2,000 horsepower while maintaining traction.

Despite its practical appearance, a fully optimized X5 M FE will rocket down Aerodromo’s standing mile in just 17.3 seconds – faster than most hypercars.

Aerodromo Drag Strip Standing Mile: 17.3 seconds

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4 – Lamborghini Diablo GTR 1999

The Lamborghini Diablo GTR can’t be purchased directly from the Autoshow or won from Wheelspins, making it one of the more exclusive entries. You’ll need to unlock it through the Car Mastery skill tree of the 1997 Lamborghini Diablo SV.

The real-world Diablo GTR has a fascinating history as Lamborghini’s track-focused special.

Limited to just 30 units, it was developed specifically for the Lamborghini Supertrophy one-make race series. The carbon fiber body and racing pedigree make it a true collector’s item.

In FH5, most serious drag racers immediately swap out the 6.0L naturally aspirated V12 for the more powerful 6.5L V12 with twin turbos, transforming it into one of the game’s most epic straight-line weapons.

With the right setup, this ’90s Lamborghini can rocket down Aerodromo’s standing mile in just 17.1 seconds, outpacing some of the best cars in the game.

Aerodromo Drag Strip Standing Mile: 17.1 seconds

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3 – Koenigsegg Jesko 2020

The Koenigsegg Jesko can be obtained for a hefty 2,800,000 CR in the Autoshow or through Wheelspins. However, it can also be obtained for free by completing the V10 storyline.

Once upon a time, the Koenigsegg Jesko was the only car in Horizon 5 that could exceed 300 MPH.

However, the Hennessey Venom F5 later arrived to take things up a notch in terms of top-end speed, but not when it came to going head-to-head on the drag strip.

Remember when we mentioned Koenigsegg’s journey from the CC8S? The Jesko represents the pinnacle of that evolution, showing how far the Swedish manufacturer has come.

While the classic Koenigsegg cab-forward design language lives on, the performance figures are in a different universe compared to the original CC8S.

The real-world Jesko features a redesigned V8 engine that produces 1,600 horsepower on E85 fuel (or 1,280 hp on regular pump gas).

In Forza, the Jesko becomes even more mind-blowing with proper tuning paired with an AWD conversion and drag tires, earning it a spot among FH5’s elite drag cars.

Aerodromo Drag Strip Standing Mile: 16.9 seconds

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2 – Autozam AZ-1 1993

The Autozam AZ-1 can only be obtained with the recent JDM Jewels Car Pack DLC released in July 2024, making it one of the newest additions to our list.

You might think we’re kidding with this unlikely contender, but we’re delighted to say we’re not!

If you want to stand out on the drag strip, look no further than this awesome tiny Japanese kei car that’s become a giant killer in Forza Horizon 5’s drag racing scene.

For those unfamiliar with kei cars, they’re ultra-compact Japanese vehicles designed to meet strict size and engine regulations.

This means the real-world AZ-1 features a tiny 657cc turbocharged inline-3 producing just 64 horsepower – barely enough to power a lawnmower. As you might have guessed, it needs a little upgrading to prove why it’s achieved the #2 spot on our list!

Alongside its quirky size and distinctive gull-wing doors, its crazy power-to-weight ratio potential makes it stand out on the drag strip.

Weighing only 776 kg and with engine swaps producing over 1,500 horsepower on offer, the AZ-1 defies physics when properly tuned, and we can’t get enough of it.

Most competitive drag builds use the 2JZ-based “Racing 3-liter” engine with the AWD conversion, creating the ultimate miniature rocket.

When this tiny terror JDM car from the nineties hits the strip, it embarrasses the multi-million dollar modern hypercars.

Aerodromo Drag Strip Standing Mile: 16.6 seconds

The Autozam has just one true competitor for the drag racing crown in Forza Horizon 5…

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1 – Chevrolet Summit Racing Pro Stock Camaro 2013

The undisputed drag racing king of Forza Horizon 5 is notoriously difficult to obtain. It occasionally appears in Festival Playlist rewards, but these opportunities are rare.

For most players, the Auction House is the best way to get your hands on the Pro Stock Camaro, which still isn’t easy. However, when available, you’re unlikely to see one for less than 20,000,000 CR.

Even if you do, they’re frequently “sniped” within seconds of being listed. If you haven’t got the cash, it’s worth keeping an eye out for Festival Playlist opportunities where it’s offered as a reward.

This NHRA competition vehicle weighs just over a ton (1,068 kg) and has an 8.2L V8 that produces 1,400 horsepower.

However, proper tuning in the game (and twin turbos) can push the purpose-built drag racer to produce a staggering 1,800 HP and 1,047 ft-lb of torque.

The acceleration figures are laughable – 0-60 MPH in 0.8 seconds and 0-100 MPH in just 1.6 seconds.

It then completes a quarter-mile in approximately 6 seconds and clears the festival drag strip in just over 11 seconds!

This Pro Stock weapon completes the standing mile in just 15.7 seconds – a ridiculous 1.3 seconds faster than its nearest (tiny) competitor.

Aerodromo Drag Strip Standing Mile: 15.7 seconds

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Forza Horizon 5 Drag Strip Locations

When it comes to drag racing in Forza Horizon 5, you’ll want to find a long and wide stretch of smooth roads to unleash the 1,000+ horsepower your best drag car in Forza Horizon 5 possesses.

While the highways might sound like a great place to test out your best cars, the random vehicles will likely force you to slow down or swerve to avoid crashing – both of which sap you of precious top speed.

Fortunately, the game features a selection of dedicated drag strips and events that let you test your high-horsepower drag builds without needing to avoid the public.

These drag strips are abandoned airstrips that once accommodated the aircraft around Forza Horizon 5’s fictional Mexico. These drag strips are nice and straight with (fairly) smooth pavement where players can achieve maximum grip.

Here are a couple of great drag strips to visit in Forza Horizon 5:

Horizon Festival Drag Strip

Length: 0.6 Miles

Players got the first taste of Forza Horizon 5 drag racing in the game’s opening sequence, where you sprint to the Horizon Festival Drag Strip in no less than the Mercedes AMG One.

The runway is pretty wide and accommodates several cars in the same race.

The drag strip is located at the Horizon Festival site, so it’s nice and easy to find in-game.

Aerodromo Drag Strip (La Selva Airstrip)

Length: 1.0 mile

The Aerodromo Drag Strip is one of the most famous drag strips in Forza Horizon 5 because of its perfect 1.0-mile runway stretch.

Thanks to this drag strip’s ideal length, it’s a great way for players to compare standing mile runs (as we’ve done) and trap speeds in this drag strip.

You only have to drive a few miles south of the Horizon Festival site to arrive at the Aerodromo Drag Strip.

Teotihuacan Drag Strip

Length: 0.8 Miles

The Teotihuacan Drag Strip is 0.8 miles long and one of the main drag strips in Forza Horizon 5.

You can find the Teotihuacan Drag Strip on the eastern part of the map. If you’re coming from the Horizon Festival site, scan the right side of the map and find the Teotihuacan drag strip.

Drag runs for full builds in this drag strip run in the 11-second range.

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How to Use Launch Control in Forza Horizon 5

As we’ve mentioned throughout, upgrades and tunes are essential for drag racing in Forza Horizon 5. Depending on their setup, two similar cars can post very different trap speeds and drag times.

And then there’s the launch – one of the most exciting (or frustrating) things about drag racing in Forza Horizon 5. Drag racing game enthusiasts know how crucial getting the perfect launch off the line will be to set a blazing fast ¼-mile drag time.

Mess up the launch, and you’re easily looking at a few couple hundred-of-a-second time penalty right away. Nail the launch, and you’re on your way to setting a personal record across the Horizon Festival Drag Strip!

If you feel your skills could be improved, check out this launch tutorial by SwiftySZN. He explains in depth how to use launch control in a drag car in Forza Horizon 5.

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Drag Car Upgrades & Tuning

Drag upgrades for Forza Horizon 5 will be the usual fully-upgradeable Race-grade parts for the engine, drivetrain, tires, suspension, etc.

This is so that you can tweak and customize as many parameters as possible with your drag car.

Essential tuning items for drag racing include:

• Engine Swaps
• Engine Upgrades (Race)
• Drivetrain Upgrades (Race)
• Tires (Drag)
• Suspension (Race)
• Aero
• Weight Reduction

Engine Swaps

Swapping in an entirely different engine to various cars in-game unlocks their potential to be some of the fastest drag cars in Forza Horizon 5.

To get maximum performance from any car in-game, swap out the stock engine and drop in the next best engine the tuning shop offers for your chosen drag car.

Engine Upgrades

You don’t have to think these upgrades through, as most of these upgrades increase power to the maximum when upgraded to the “Race” option. Besides, a drag car will need all the power to cut down on those standing mile times and increase trap speeds.

Just remember to do the engine swap before upgrading any engine components, as engine upgrades will differ from engine to engine.

Drivetrain Upgrades

You won’t need the 8, or 10-speed transmission for drag racing in Forza Horizon 5, so the race transmission should do the trick.

Upgrade every other drivetrain component under the drivetrain upgrades to improve power delivery to the wheels.

The race clutch is particularly important as it significantly reduces shift times, allowing faster acceleration between gears.

Don’t overlook the driveshaft upgrade, either. It reduces weight and helps direct more power to the wheels for the ultimate launch.

Tires

The Drag Tire is a must-have upgrade for drag racing in Forza Horizon 5. The slick compound will improve your drag car’s ability to leave the line as quickly as possible.

Suspension

The stock suspension won’t do it for drag racing, as the soft springs will compress under hard acceleration. This compression will lead to a slight lag in power delivery, which could rob your drag car of a couple of valuable milliseconds.

Upgrading to race suspension should stiffen things up quite a bit and lead to a more efficient power transfer from the engine to the rear wheels.

However, don’t go too crazy with the suspension stiffness, as too hard a rear setting will introduce unnecessary wheelspin.

Interestingly, off-road suspension can sometimes be an ideal choice for super high-powered drag cars. Despite seeming ridiculous, off-road setups often provide more travel and better weight transfer during hard launches.

The additional travel allows the car to squat properly at the rear, improving traction without the excessive stiffness that can cause wheelspin. This is especially effective for high-horsepower builds, where maintaining grip can sometimes be a struggle.

Aero

Buying Aero upgrades for your drag car will allow you to reduce or increase the drag your car exhibits.

You’ll want as little drag as possible, so turn down the front and rear downforce as low as possible for the best standing mile times.

Weight Reduction

Less weight = less mass to move around for the same amount of power.

Therefore, buying weight reduction upgrades will help your car launch faster and carry more speed through the standing mile in Forza Horizon 5.

Drag Tuning

Aside from sheer power, tuning for the optimal gear ratios will help your car cross the ¼-mile much faster than if it was sitting on stock gear ratios.

You’ll probably not need a very tall 5th-7th gear when drag racing, so optimizing your gear ratios for the first four gears will be your best bet.

Now that you’ve fully upgraded your drag car of choice in Forza Horizon 5, you can tweak some of the essential tuning options CRILLA outlines in his How to Tune a Drag Car Forza Horizon 5 video below.

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Conclusion

Drag racing is arguably even more popular in Forza Horizon 5 than in the previous game. Fans are raving about drag cars behaving more realistically, which explains why more and more players post their drag builds and drag cars in Forza Horizon 5 lists online.

While the game does not feature “real” ¼-mile and ½-mile drag strips, Mexico’s multiple runways mean that players will have a drag strip as long as they were used to in Forza Horizon 4.

Juiced-up drag cars should have no problems reaching the 270+ MPH top speeds they can in-game.

Thanks to the engine swap option for many cars in Forza Horizon 5, players should be able to pick and choose almost any car they want to turn into a drag car and still post decent numbers on the drag strip with the right tune.

If you feel you’ve mastered what drag racing offers in Forza Horizon 5, we’ve got one final challenge – see how quickly you can get a Peel P50 down the drag strip. Would you look at this thing shift?!

As far as challenging fun on the drag strip goes, you’ll struggle to beat trying to control this:

We hope this guide gives you a good idea and the necessary knowledge about the ultimate drag racing cars in Forza Horizon 5.

Once you’ve topped the drag car leaderboards, it’s time to show off your drifting skills. Our latest guide helps you find the best drift car in Forza Horizon 5.

Need to stash your new sports cars somewhere? Try our Forza Horzion 5 Houses guide.

Is your in-game currency looking low now that you’re trying to build your dream drag cars? Learn how to earn credits with our Forza Horizon 5 money glitch guide.

Learn tips for finding and smashing solar panels in Forza Horizon 5 here.

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