Master the Forza Horizon 6 Edamame Time Attack challenge by beating the 44-second lap time requirement in the Horizon Mascot Party Winter Season. This guide provides a custom C-Class 1970 Dodge Challenger R/T tune and a time-saving strategy to complete two seasonal objectives in a single run.
Key Takeaways
- Efficiency Tip: Wait until Day 3 (Saturday) of the Winter Season to stack this Time Attack with the 3rd Daily Challenge.
- Target Time: You must achieve a lap time of 44 seconds or faster to succeed.
- Car Requirement: Any C-Class car from the 1970s (1970 Dodge Challenger R/T recommended).
- Location: The Edamame Time Attack circuit is located within the Stadium, on the western side of the Japan map.
- Rewards: 3 Forzathon Points and a Wheelspin.
Edamame Time Attack Requirements and Rewards
As part of the Horizon Mascot Party series (Series 4), the Winter Season features a specific Time Attack at the Stadium. To secure the rewards, you need to bring a C-Class vehicle manufactured in the 1970s. Successfully beating the 44-second barrier nets you 3 Forzathon Points and a Wheelspin for your garage.
Best 1970s C-Class Tune: 1970 Dodge Challenger R/T
While many 70s classics qualify, the 1970 Dodge Challenger R/T offers a perfect balance of nostalgic muscle sound and competitive grip. In C-Class, power management is key to maintaining momentum through the Stadium’s technical sections.
- Tune Code: 544 346 359
This specific setup focuses on mitigating wheel spin, which is the biggest obstacle to hitting the sub-44 second goal. By stabilizing the rear end, you can accelerate out of corners more aggressively without losing time to traction loss.
How to Stack Challenges and Save Time
The most efficient way to play the Forza Horizon 6 Festival Playlist is to minimize repetitive racing. The 3rd Daily Challenge of the Winter Season typically aligns with Time Attack objectives. By holding off on this event until Saturday, you can trigger the completion for both the seasonal Time Attack and the Daily Challenge simultaneously.
Driving Tips for the Edamame Circuit
The Edamame circuit inside the Stadium requires a clean line to maintain speed. Focus on your exit speed; because C-Class cars lack high-end horsepower, any momentum lost to a slide or a wall tap is difficult to recover. Keep your steering inputs smooth to prevent the Challenger from breaking traction, and aim for a late apex on the tighter turns to straighten out your exit path as early as possible.
For more seasonal walkthroughs and tuning setups, check out our full coverage of the Horizon Mascot Party playlist events.
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