ACC Setups Pro Car Setups

Assetto Corsa Competizione is widely regarded as the pinnacle of GT sim racing. At Sim Racing Setups, our team of drivers has been competing in ACC leagues and competitions since its release.

During this time, we’ve applied our knowledge of sim racing, real world engineering and the ACC handling meta to produce some of the fastest car setups for Assetto Corsa Competizione.

Our team includes some of the fastest competitive sim racers in the world, with competition wins, and top 5 rankings. This has translated into our ACC car setups, with combinations available for every car and track combination in Assetto Corsa Competizione.

Why Race Assetto Corsa Competizione?

Assetto Corsa Competizione is a sim racing title that is available across all platforms, including PC, Xbox and PlayStation consoles. With that level of compatibility comes an influx of sim racers picking up their racing gloves. Assetto Corsa Competizione is a fantastic sim racing title, with one of the best GT3 and GT4 physics engines of any sim.

ACC does a decent job of providing the player with a good selection of preset car setups. These setups range from aggressive to balanced with more aggressive setups being slightly harder to drive, but having a higher potential in terms of better lap times. These default car setups give sim racers the chance to test each car with a variety of setups adjusting nothing.

The great thing about the default car setups in ACC is that each setup has been individually tweaked for each track in the game. For example, the aggressive setup on Monza is vastly different from the aggressive setup for Brands Hatch. The developers’ spending time creating these setups to ensure they perform as well as possible on each track is a nice touch.

However, the default car setups in ACC aren’t necessarily the quickest setup for every scenario. For those who are looking for a more refined ACC setup for Xbox, PS5 or PC, we have you covered.

Premium Esports ACC setups

While we have a range of free ACC car setups listed on Sim Racing Setups, created by a combination of our the sim racing community, we also offer some of the fastest pro ACC setups.

Our pro ACC setups have all been created by our team of professional sim racers. They are much more focused on maximising the speed available from each car, and deliver a tailored setup approach to every car and track combination.

With ACC league racing still remaining very active on platforms such as Low Fuel Motorsport, our car setups are regularly updated. We follow the LFM balance of performance (BoP) while creating updates, giving you the fastest car for each week’s Low Fuel Motorsport race.

As a bonus, many of our ACC setup bundles include multiple variants of each car setup. These are listed as V1, V2, and beyond. Each setup features individual changes and tweaks that make it handle slightly differently. Not every bundle includes multiple setup variations, but many do.

LFM ACC setups

All ACC car setups that Jose Lopez creates include updates to ensure each car is working well for each LFM season. You can view details of the setup updates on each ACC setup bundle’s download page to see when it was last updated and what each update includes.

How do JSON setup files work?

The easiest way to download and use ACC car setups on PC is via a JSON setup file. These files allow players to quickly import a new race setup at the click of a button. This is a fantastic way to share setups and to trial a selection of ACC setups quickly.

This has led us to detailing each free ACC setup that is uploaded so Xbox and PlayStation sim racers can manually input new setups. On the setup page for free community-created ACC car setups, you’ll be able to see the detailed setup without having to download a file. This lets you see setup details such as the exact camber angles and the full mechanical setup. You can input these values into your ACC setup screen on your Xbox or PS5 console.

You can try any of the free ACC setups on console, by simply inputting the setup details on your console. Yes, it may take a minute longer than simply importing a setup file. However, this is currently the best route for Assetto Corsa Competizione console players to try new setups.