The console-grade sequel to the original CarX. Real-time multiplayer drift battles, tandem competitions, deep car tuning, and a physics engine the drift community treats as the mobile reference. The modified build below ships with all cars and tracks unlocked and an open in-game currency wallet.
What is CarX Drift Racing 2
CarX Drift Racing 2 is the second-generation drifting simulator from CarX Technologies, the studio behind the original CarX Drift Racing and CarX Street. It keeps the physics-first identity of the series and adds online multiplayer, a tandem drift mode where two cars score the same line, and a significantly larger career. Visual fidelity jumps a tier: shadow detail, lighting, and tire smoke all read closer to a console build than a phone game.
Casual players treat it as a touch-screen drift sandbox, dialing throttle and brake to keep a car sliding through a corner. Sim drift fans use the deep tuning panel - camber, toe, brake bias, gear ratios - to set up a car the way they would in iRacing or Assetto Corsa. Both groups share the same physics model; the difference is how far you push the setup.
Why people install the mod
The vanilla game is free, but progression is tuned around grinding in-game currency to unlock cars and parts. The mod removes that gate - every car is in the garage from the start, every track is selectable from the main menu, and the cash balance does not drop when you buy a part or a livery wrap.
For drift fans who want to study setups across the whole fleet rather than grind one car, that shortcut is the point. The physics model is unchanged; you still earn your line on the track, just with the parts catalog already open.
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Key features
App info
- Publisher
- CarX Technologies, LLC (modded build)
- Package ID
com.carxtech.carxdr2- Version
- 1.42.0
- Updated
- May 2026
- Size
- ~2.14 GB (APK + OBB bundled)
- Android floor
- Android 7.0 and above
- Architecture
- arm64-v8a, armeabi-v7a
- Permissions
- Storage, network, photos and media
- Category
- Racing
What this mod offers
The modified build of CarX Drift Racing 2 v1.42.0 opens the parts of the progression the vanilla game gates behind grinding or premium currency. The physics, multiplayer, and event modes behave as in the official build; only the catalog and wallet differ.
- Unlimited in-game currency.
Cash and gold do not drop when you spend on cars, parts, or visual upgrades.
- All cars unlocked from the start.
Every car is selectable from the main menu, including the Pro fleet normally locked behind career progression.
- All tracks open.
The track selector shows every venue from day one. No career gating.
- Mod menu overlay.
A small in-game toggle gives quick access to the modded options without leaving the session.
- No purchase prompts, no ads.
Store screens, bundled-currency offers, reward-video prompts, and banner interstitials are removed.
How to install
The install follows the standard Android sideload flow. The download itself is large because the APK ships with the OBB asset bundle inside it, so use a Wi-Fi connection.
- Download the APK file
Tap the button on this page. The 2 GB file lands in your default Downloads folder; allow a few minutes on Wi-Fi.
- Allow installs from this source
Open Settings, search
Install unknown apps, find your file manager or browser, and toggle the permission on. - Open the downloaded APK
Tap the file in Downloads. Android’s package installer opens and lists the requested permissions.
- Tap Install and wait
Confirm. The progress bar takes longer than a typical APK because the OBB bundle unpacks inside it. Do not lock the screen until it finishes.
- First run in offline mode
Tap Open. Disable mobile data or skip the online login on first launch. Modded clients can risk a ban from CarX online services.
Mod APK vs Play Store version
- In-game currency
- Mod: open wallet, no drain on purchases. Play Store: earned through career and events, or bought with real money.
- Car roster
- Mod: full fleet from launch. Play Store: progression-locked, premium cars in the gold tier.
- Tracks
- Mod: every venue selectable on day one. Play Store: unlocked as you clear career stages.
- Online play
- Mod: technically works, but risk of an account ban on CarX online services. Play Store: full multiplayer with ranked support.
- Updates
- Mod: manual reinstall when a new mod build is posted. Play Store: automatic updates through Google Play.
What is new in version 1.42.0
- New car added to the roster: LienSense SL80 Sayaka SPL with full tuning support.
- Fresh body kit and wheel sets for the existing fleet, available in the visual editor.
- Tuning panel refinements, including finer ride-height adjustment in 1 mm increments.
- Tandem battle scoring rebalanced to reward proximity tighter on tighter corners.
- Performance pass on lower-end devices targeting Android 9 and 10 phones.
- Bug fixes for livery rendering at distance and ghost-car overlay on time attack.
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FAQ
- Is CarX Drift Racing 2 free to play?
- The official CarX Drift Racing 2 on Google Play is free with in-app purchases for cars, parts, and currency. The modded APK on this page opens the wallet and car roster from the start.
- What is the difference between this and the original CarX Drift Racing?
- CarX Drift Racing 2 is the sequel. It keeps the physics identity of the original and adds online multiplayer, tandem battles, a deeper tuning panel, and console-grade visuals. The community has moved from the first game to Drift Racing 2.
- Can I play multiplayer with the mod installed?
- It works, but CarX online services can flag and ban modified clients. Use the mod for single-player career, tuning, and time attack; keep a clean Play Store install on a second device for ranked online.
- How big is the download?
- The CarX Drift Racing 2 v1.42.0 modded APK is approximately 2.14 GB because the OBB asset bundle is packed inside. Use Wi-Fi for the download and allow a few minutes of install time afterward.
- What Android version do I need?
- CarX Drift Racing 2 needs Android 7.0 (Nougat) or above. It runs on both arm64-v8a (64-bit) and armeabi-v7a (32-bit) devices; the smoothest experience is a recent 64-bit phone.



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