I have heard reports on increased steering precision after this
modification.
Im sure this is what it takes to bring my GPLRank out of the truly
embarassing level.
But then again - what was the range of movement on the 1967 Ferrari in real
life?
Thomas
I beleive you'll find what your looking for here :-
www.slottweak.com
Maxx
>I have heard reports on increased steering precision after this
>modification.
>Im sure this is what it takes to bring my GPLRank out of the truly
>embarassing level.
>But then again - what was the range of movement on the 1967 Ferrari in real
>life?
>Thomas
1 Open up the wheel (go to his site)
2 put the wheel in the "center position"
3 Looking at it in the axle of the steerring column use a pencil to draw 2
lines on the grey sitcker, you use the TOP of the paddles to draw the line.
you now have the vertical place to put the bolts
4 on this line, about 2cm from the outside of the steering column (the big
black plastic thing) you make your drilling points (check with the inside of
the wheel to be sure nothing's on this path, on mine it worked perfectly)
5 Make sure your bolts are long enough to hold the steering block but not
too long to hit the things in the back (if needed take long ones and cut
them)
6 I used bolts and nuts of 10, works perfectly, it tooks me about 20 mintues
total time.
7 the good news is that if you dont like it, open up the wheel, remove the
bolts, you have a standard wheel again....
Puzzled,
Aubrey
if you calbrate you wheel not to the max and in the course of the game you
go OVER the max I don't know what happens...maybe your wheels go back to
straight, would be funny
> Puzzled,
> Aubrey
> > How do I change the range of movement on the Act Labs Force RS wheel?
> > I have heard reports on increased steering precision after this
> > modification.
> > Im sure this is what it takes to bring my GPLRank out of the truly
> > embarassing level.
> > But then again - what was the range of movement on the 1967 Ferrari in
> real
> > life?
> > Thomas
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Slot
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www.slottweak.com
> Puzzled,
> Aubrey
> > How do I change the range of movement on the Act Labs Force RS wheel?
> > I have heard reports on increased steering precision after this
> > modification.
> > Im sure this is what it takes to bring my GPLRank out of the truly
> > embarassing level.
> > But then again - what was the range of movement on the 1967 Ferrari in
> real
> > life?
> > Thomas
SLG
>--
>Slot
>Tweaks & Reviews
>www.slottweak.com
>> I don't get it. Why not just make your steering ratio that much more
>> sensitive? I mean within your sims. You don't have to use the extra 90
>> degrees if you don't want to, right?
>> Puzzled,
>> Aubrey
>> > How do I change the range of movement on the Act Labs Force RS wheel?
>> > I have heard reports on increased steering precision after this
>> > modification.
>> > Im sure this is what it takes to bring my GPLRank out of the truly
>> > embarassing level.
>> > But then again - what was the range of movement on the 1967 Ferrari in
>> real
>> > life?
>> > Thomas
--
Slot
Tweaks & Reviews
www.slottweak.com
> SLG
> >First, the shorter sweep packs the 1024 points of resolution into a
narrower
> >space and increases precision. This makes the biggest difference.
In-game
> >adjustments can't do this.
> > Second, the steering is still linear. In-game adjustments aren't.
They
> >can go from non-linear to linear and sometimes to over-linear (for lack
of a
> >better word) or over-shoot on some games.
> >It's just not the same thing. Once you have changed the sweep, though,
you
> >can still make adjustments in the game.
> >This type of tweak won't do anything for the LWFF or Ferrari wheels that
> >already use a 180 sweep, but it does a lot for the Force RS and probably
> >would for the MSFF as well.
> >--
> >Slot
> >Tweaks & Reviews
> >www.slottweak.com
> >> I don't get it. Why not just make your steering ratio that much more
> >> sensitive? I mean within your sims. You don't have to use the extra
90
> >> degrees if you don't want to, right?
> >> Puzzled,
> >> Aubrey
message
> >> > How do I change the range of movement on the Act Labs Force RS wheel?
> >> > I have heard reports on increased steering precision after this
> >> > modification.
> >> > Im sure this is what it takes to bring my GPLRank out of the truly
> >> > embarassing level.
> >> > But then again - what was the range of movement on the 1967 Ferrari
in
> >> real
> >> > life?
> >> > Thomas
> (All spelling errors are intentional and are there to show new
> and improved ways of spelling old words. Grammatical errors are
> due to too many English classes/teachers)
