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BDB Beater Pack Assetto Corsa Drift Car Pack (Free Download)

BDB Beater Pack Assetto Corsa Drift Car Pack (Free Download)

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Free download, delivered by email. After you check out for free, we email you the download link for this track or car pack.

  • Use a real email address at checkout, since that's where the link goes
  • Check your inbox, and your spam or promotions folder, after ordering
  • New to mods? See how to install Assetto Corsa mods

Drift it for real: build your own car with steering angle kits, coilovers and camber and toe arms.

The BDB Beater Pack is a set of rental cars from the Big Dirty Burnouts team, released ahead of their spring Matsuri so everyone can try them. All four sit just under 350 hp, which makes them ideal for close doors on track, touge and street alike. They are unencrypted and full of extra options to experiment with.

What's included

  • Nissan PS13 Beater
  • Nissan 180SX Beater
  • BMW E36 Beater
  • Toyota Altezza Beater
  • All just under 350 hp, with specs listed per car to match its power curve
  • Skins and extras listed in each car's description in Content Manager
  • A range of drivetrain and suspension data to fine-tune your setup
  • Unencrypted; please credit the original creators if you use parts

How to install

  • Unzip the download to a folder on your PC.
  • Drag the archive into Content Manager, or copy the car folders into assettocorsa/content/cars yourself.
  • Find the cars in Content Manager, pick one and head to a track.

Many car packs use Custom Shaders Patch (CSP) for lights, extras and physics features, so keep CSP installed.

Credits: Made by Team BDB (Big Dirty Burnouts).

Browse more free Assetto Corsa car packs, then find somewhere to drive them in our drift tracks collection.

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How to get and install this free car pack

You get this car pack free: place a $0 order with a real email address, and the download link arrives in your order confirmation email.

How the free download works

  • Check out for $0. No card and no shipping step.
  • Use an email you can open. The download link is sent to the email you enter at checkout.
  • Check your inbox and spam folder. The link is in your order confirmation, under "Your downloads".
  • The link opens the creator's own download page. Some creators host on Google Drive, Patreon or Mega, so you may need one more click there.

What you need

  • Assetto Corsa for PC (Steam).
  • Content Manager (recommended) to install and launch mods. The free Lite version works.
  • Custom Shaders Patch (CSP). Most modern drift cars need it. If the description above names a version, use that one or newer.
  • A track to drive it on. See our drift tracks.

Install in three steps

  1. Download the archive from the link in your email.
  2. Drag the archive into Content Manager, or unzip it and copy the folder into assettocorsa/content/cars.
  3. Open Content Manager, pick the car and a track, and drive.

Read next: How to install Assetto Corsa mods (and fix common errors)

Link not working or no email? Message us with the mod name and your order email and we'll resend or fix the link.

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Drift it for real

Learning car control in the sim? The same ideas carry over to a real car: steering angle kits, coilovers and camber and toe arms.

More free mods: Assetto Corsa car packs · All Assetto Corsa drift mods

Questions

Is this car pack really free?
Yes. It is a free community mod. You check out for $0 and we email you the link to the creator's download page.
Where is my download link?
In your order confirmation email, under Your downloads. Check your spam folder, and contact us with the email you used if it has not arrived.
How do I install it?
Drag the downloaded archive into Content Manager, or unzip it and copy the folder into assettocorsa/content/cars. Install Custom Shaders Patch first if the mod needs it.
Who made this mod?
It was made by its creator in the sim drifting community, credited in the description above. Lower HQ did not make it; we list it so drifters can find it.