Help a newbie use Physx in Unity to build a Vehicle Drifting Simulator

Greetings

So this is one of "those" rare moments for me where I resort to writing in a forum because the magnitude of what I'm dealing with seems to be above my level of cake (but I'm still willing to eat).

I'm using Unity 5 Free Edition on windows 7 | 64 bit and I want to make a car drifting simulator like this one :

I will be extremely satisfied if I'm able to develop that kind of prototype regardless of the design and looks.

After observing several tutorials , unfortunately they do not reach the above level of simulation , at first I thought it would be an easy piece of cake but I was instantaneously destroyed upon reading vehicle physics documents and simulator creation documents , I can say I pretty much regret not learning pure/advanced math and physics.

Now to the issue

I've found out that I can download Nvidias Physx SDK and fiddle with it to achieve a decent simulator according to this video

Unfortunately I was mistaken as after downloading physx-3.3.2_windows_sdk_core.exe (414 MB) and unpacking it , a cake load of .cpp and .h c++ infused files gave me a brief eyesight problem smh (OP Programmers or I just plainly suck).

I've tried to search for documentation/tutorials/guides on how to use these samples in Unity but I couldn't find anything helpful , I'm thinking I'm supposed to compile them to dll's and then call them in C# ? is there anyone here experienced enough with Physx and Unity whom is able to guide me towards the right direction?

I would be still glad to get different approaches to build my drifting simulator.
Here's a document I found that I'm currently reading to learn some fundamentals:

http://nccastaff.bournemouth.ac.uk/jmacey/MastersProjects/MSc12/Srisuchat/Thesis.pdf

Thank you all for your time.

 

Even I've somewhat the same issue with Unity 5. Looking forward for any insightful reply...

- Kinda Desi, @ Attitude Status

 

Bump , I'm still searching for solutions but no luck =[

 

If You want to achieve something like in the video "PhysX vehicle demo" , there is a example in the "Standard Assets Example Project". You don´t need the Nvidia Physx Sdk.