rec.autos.simulators

by **Speedbu** » Fri, 09 Oct 1998 04:00:00

I was recently able to pick one of these up at an EB that was selling off thie
last one for 25 bucks so it seemed like a good deal. In general, I like it
quite a bit for a low price unit, and the paddle control is pretty easy to get
used to.

My question is: Is there an easy way to decrease to amount of resistance to
turning the wheel the farther it goes toward lock. I t feels like theres some
sort of *** bungee in there that lightly centers the wheel and then
stretches out the further you go.

I didnt want to take the bottom off if there isnt a way to decrease this.....

by **Michael E. Carve** » Fri, 09 Oct 1998 04:00:00

% I was recently able to pick one of these up at an EB that was selling
% off thie
% last one for 25 bucks so it seemed like a good deal. In general, I like it
% quite a bit for a low price unit, and the paddle control is pretty easy
% to get
% used to.

% My question is: Is there an easy way to decrease to amount of resistance to
% turning the wheel the farther it goes toward lock. I t feels like theres some
% sort of *** bungee in there that lightly centers the wheel and then
% stretches out the further you go.

% I didnt want to take the bottom off if there isnt a way to decrease this.....

Yep *** bungee... Check out Alison Hine's web page for more than you
ever wanted to know about "modifying" and improving your GP1.

http://www.racesimcentral.net/~alison/sims/gp1.htm

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