> > Thanks.
> > Of course I'm interested. I just wondered why you bothered responding
> > with just a "yep". Same goes for D.H.
> your question in the subject was a 'minimalist' question so I answered
> with the same amount of brevity and I also included a dose of wit and
style
> and accuracy at no extra charge. You asked a simple question, I GAVE you
a
> simple answer.
> There has been known cheats for ages. One simple cheat is the weather
> cheat, a motor running in cloudy condiditons makes more power than one in
> hot sunshine. So there is a fairly simple method of joining a sunny race
> but getting your system to recognize cloudy(and thus more horsepower)
> conditions.
> Sierra forums had several periods of users caught with more
> sophisticated cheating, the whole reason of including cd keys was to make
> penalties more enforceable. Several users have been banned over the
years.
> The private leagues with 3rd party cheat utilities have often caught
> noncompliant cars. It's known, it's real, and it has been largely ignored
> publically by Sierra.
> So my answer stands for your enlightenment....yes.
> dave henrie
I always wondered why my honest self couldn't keep up with those frigging
cars on the first lap at dega. I was down 60% grill tape because of
overheating at 70 without a draft, 60lbs pressure in all tires, 45 degrees
of slope on the rear spoiler, diff ratio gears at 2.857 ...and those holes
would be doing 200+mph at dega, when I couldn't do 189 without draft!! Not
to sound arrogant here, but I thought it was me doing something wrong.
Thanks for the insight Dave..