I want the powerturn !
On the manual is written that in some situation is not available,
I use wheel.
Somebody knows how to get powerturn
Thanks
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Marco Pizzo
Milano Italy
You have to change the gears until a bendy arrow appears. (An arrow that
goes up then U turns back again)
Rob
> I want the powerturn !
> On the manual is written that in some situation is not available,
> I use wheel.
> Somebody knows how to get powerturn
> Thanks
> -- - - --
> --^||^---
> \ /
> --
> Marco Pizzo
> Milano Italy
"I'm lost, and I've gone to look for myself."
>> I want the powerturn !
>> On the manual is written that in some situation is not available,
>> I use wheel.
>> Somebody knows how to get powerturn
>> Thanks
>> -- - - --
>> --^||^---
>> \ /
>> --
>> Marco Pizzo
>> Milano Italy
>It is only available if you have steering help on.
>I hope this helps.
> >> I want the powerturn !
> >> On the manual is written that in some situation is not available,
> >> I use wheel.
> >> Somebody knows how to get powerturn
> >> Thanks
> >> -- - - --
> >> --^||^---
> >> \ /
> >> --
> >> Marco Pizzo
> >> Milano Italy
> >It is only available if you have steering help on.
> >I hope this helps.
> The "power turn gear" is only available (and necessary) with steering
> help on. You can do a real-life power turn, however, with joystick or
> wheel control. Switch off traction control (F7), accelerate slightly
> turning in one direction, then turn full in the other direction and go
> to full throttle - voila, at least a 180 deg power turn! Sometimes,
> it's more like 360 deg, though. Like the real-life pendant, the
> simulated power turn requires a lot of practise, but you don't have to
> pay for the tire sets. :)
> --
> "per aspera ad absurdum"
Mark
I've also found that with my T2 setup, I can pull completely back on my
gearshift and hold it there and it engages the clutch. I just give it full
throttle (even with F7 on) and I can power turn all day long! In fact it's
too easy to over-do it! Anyone else out there found the same method?
I do power turns all the time w/out the "turn" gear. Just shift to
1st, turn the wheel, & give her full throttle. Like you said though,
you can over-cook it if you don't let off at the right time.
Austin, Tx http://www.realtime.net/~indyfan/
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