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But either:
A: You should probably buy a new car to keep up (That is in a the Supercar Tier)
or
B: Change the wheels on the 86 to normal if you haven't already and try to take to find the best line on the track. (aka The Apex)
extra: Or if you're on a budget, go for a car in the Street Racer tier that isn't quite good at drifting which'll make you understeer; making it better suited for Option B. An example of this is the Widowmaker or the Treemaster. Pick whichever one you want, the Porsche might be a good option.
In drift-events, wow, this is a great set-up. Thanks for it, by the way. A lot better than just using maxed out stats.
Now if you're talking about actual Drifting, the stats should work. But the way the car handles changes on every car, even with the same upgrades. I haven't played the game in a while so I'm making a rough estimate.