Preferred for standard drag racing to keep the car level.

In the neon-soaked, nitrous-fueled world of Need for Speed: ProStreet , speed isn't just a number—it’s a calculation. While circuit races demand cornering finesse and grip battles require precise drifting, the Drag mode stands alone as the game’s purest expression of engineering mathematics.

Need for Speed: ProStreet emphasizes realistic, circuit-focused racing but includes strong drag-racing elements. Drag tuning in ProStreet optimizes acceleration, traction, launch, and top-end to shave tenths off quarter-mile times. This guide covers car selection, gearing, power delivery, suspension/weight setup, tires and aerodynamics, electronics, and driving technique.

Start and end boost should be maxed to ensure the turbo or supercharger provides maximum pressure throughout the pull.

Here are some example tuning settings for a typical drag racing build: