First things first, we need to ensure that the in-game driving assistance and settings for Forza Horizon 5 are in order. This is because these settings will most likely conflict with what we are attempting to do in the game, which is to slide sideways . When you want to get the rear end of your vehicle out and drift hunters for as long as possible, an anti-lock braking system, often known as ABS, is not an essential driving help. This is because you are going to be utilizing the electronic brake to initiate a drift 90% of the time anyhow.

If you are just starting off with drifting in Forza Horizon 5, it is usually advisable to have the anti-lock braking system (ABS) on. This will guarantee that the front end of your vehicle will not lose traction while you are braking, even in the event that you mistakenly slam on the brakes, which is something that you will most likely do when you are just starting out.

If, on the other hand, you have a considerable amount of expertise drifting in Forza Horizon, turning off the anti-lock braking system will provide you with complete control over every brake input that you give your vehicle. In tandem drifting scenarios, when you need to use the brakes to moderate your drifts, this is very helpful since it allows you to improve balance.

When using the keyboard, however, it is not possible to adjust the amount of pressure applied to the brakes, therefore players who use the keyboard will want to make sure that Anti-lock is turned on. 

However, bear in mind that turning off the anti-lock braking system (ABS) may make it far more difficult for you to maintain control of your car, and you may be required to put it back on in order to compete in subsequent competitions. It is recommended that you change the Steering option in the game to Standard/Simulation, since this will allow you to have complete control over the steering in Forza Horizon 5. The only difference that may be considered significant between the two is that the Simulation mode provides enhanced steering sensation when a wheel is used.

You will have complete control over your steering inputs if you set the in-game Steering option to 'Standard/Simulation'. This is true regardless of whether you are playing on a wheel and pedal set, a controller, or even a keyboard.  When you have finally mastered the reverse entrance drift that you have been rehearsing for hours, the last thing you would want is for there to be interference with the steering control.