Each car in Racing Master has different stats but beneath that also has very inidivual behaviour so you have to not only drive it right, you also have to build it right and the Nissan GT-R (R35) is no exception. On this page you will find everything you need to master the car at its full potential.
Below you will find the ideal tuning (and it’s often not what many players think it is) and also some advice for driving it.
How Strong Is The Nissan GT-R (R35) In Racing Master?
Tier S+Here is a quick overview of the stats and overall strength of the Nissan GT-R (R35). Please refer to the full tier list linked below to see all car ranks, release order and in what season(s) they are working well (or not).
How To Drive The Nissan GT-R (R35)
Use its highly versatile handling, which allows you to grip race or drift depending on your specific build and driving style. The car is known for extremely strong acceleration off the line and you can utilize its all-wheel drive grip to power yourself into speed. However, be cautious when cornering because the vehicle suffers from significant understeer, and its heavy 1,800-kilogram body weight can work against you in the middle of a turn. Furthermore, keep in mind that the car has a capped top speed, and you will feel this limitation once you exceed 210 km/h on long straights
How Tuning For The Nissan GT-R (R35) In Racing Master
It scales well and maintains high stats across every ECU level and has already a great base that you can adjust in different direction depending on your style. Below we have a tune for you that will just balance the car out the way it works already
Before we hop into the tunes, here are some important things to always keep in mind when it comes to tuning in Racing Master:
Tuning your car is more important than just improving stats, each car drives very individually as it has size, horsepower, front/rear/all wheel drive, weight and so much more. Most players make the mistake to tune for stats! That is wrong! If you just go after what tune setting gives you the most extra 0.1 or 0.2 here and there, you are setting yourself up for failure.
Let’s make an example here (it’s not for the Nissan GT-R (R35) just to show you reality and where player go wrong so many times) – the first tune would be according to what improves the stats most but it actually made the car literally un-drivable. Much slower than with the base tune. With the right tune the stats don’t look too different, but it improved the overall car performance dramatically and gave it more than 5 seconds better track time.
To make this even more difficult, you only have a certain amount of free tuning per car, after that the game will require you to spend resources for more tuning so simply testing trial and error is getting expensive on top of that. Also some ECU-Levels do unlock hidden traits that are not that obvious that require different tunes. Long story short, we spend a lot of time testing cars on many accounts to give you the result so you can spend more time racing and less testing.
If you wonder where the tuning is, go to your cars modify settings and there you can click on the top right area with the numbers and you have the tune setup right there:
When tuning you want to mitigate the weaknesses of the Nissan GT-R (R35) but also hightlight the strengths of the car. Some of those are obvious, like top speed and acceleration, but the rest of the settings are working a lot more under the hood in how they impact the cars behaviour.
Important! Please use the correct tune below depending on the ECU Level of your Car! You see that below the car name and it can change the tune setup drastically! ↙️
ECU0
ECU1
ECU2
ECU3
ECU4
ECU5
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Be careful, there are many recommendtions out there based on the different local versions of the game (mainly the Chinese version that was released first and is super different from our version, the SEA version that has very different car setups and car release order, etc.). I am not saying this to self-advertise, jsut if you run into a tune that is super weird to driver, it is likely coming from an asian server version where are and the whole game feels a lot different. I know, I did play them for almost a year.
Unlock all 7 sections Hide plans
Be careful, there are many recommendtions out there based on the different local versions of the game (mainly the Chinese version that was released first and is super different from our version, the SEA version that has very different car setups and car release order, etc.). I am not saying this to self-advertise, jsut if you run into a tune that is super weird to driver, it is likely coming from an asian server version where are and the whole game feels a lot different. I know, I did play them for almost a year.
Unlock all 7 sections Hide plans
Be careful, there are many recommendtions out there based on the different local versions of the game (mainly the Chinese version that was released first and is super different from our version, the SEA version that has very different car setups and car release order, etc.). I am not saying this to self-advertise, jsut if you run into a tune that is super weird to driver, it is likely coming from an asian server version where are and the whole game feels a lot different. I know, I did play them for almost a year.
Unlock all 7 sections Hide plans
Be careful, there are many recommendtions out there based on the different local versions of the game (mainly the Chinese version that was released first and is super different from our version, the SEA version that has very different car setups and car release order, etc.). I am not saying this to self-advertise, jsut if you run into a tune that is super weird to driver, it is likely coming from an asian server version where are and the whole game feels a lot different. I know, I did play them for almost a year.
Unlock all 7 sections Hide plans
Be careful, there are many recommendtions out there based on the different local versions of the game (mainly the Chinese version that was released first and is super different from our version, the SEA version that has very different car setups and car release order, etc.). I am not saying this to self-advertise, jsut if you run into a tune that is super weird to driver, it is likely coming from an asian server version where are and the whole game feels a lot different. I know, I did play them for almost a year.
Unlock all 7 sections Hide plans
Be careful, there are many recommendtions out there based on the different local versions of the game (mainly the Chinese version that was released first and is super different from our version, the SEA version that has very different car setups and car release order, etc.). I am not saying this to self-advertise, jsut if you run into a tune that is super weird to driver, it is likely coming from an asian server version where are and the whole game feels a lot different. I know, I did play them for almost a year.
Unlock all 7 sections Hide plans
Be careful, there are many recommendtions out there based on the different local versions of the game (mainly the Chinese version that was released first and is super different from our version, the SEA version that has very different car setups and car release order, etc.). I am not saying this to self-advertise, jsut if you run into a tune that is super weird to driver, it is likely coming from an asian server version where are and the whole game feels a lot different. I know, I did play them for almost a year.
Trouble Finding EVU? What is ECU?
If you get duplicates of a car you can use the duplicates to raise your ECU Level. The ECU Level goes from ECU 0 (unlock the car) to ECU 5 and each level will give your car a massive boost on top. You can see the ECU level of your car here:
Conclusion
I hope this guide for driving and tuning your Nissan GT-R (R35) helped you to get more out of your car, if you have more questions or just want to leave a quick thanks please feel free to drop a comment below and we’ll be happy to reply.
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