Re: Ford Racing steering sensitivity

One more thing I forgot, I tried increasing the steering sensitivity to its highest level, but it doesn't help all that much. Thanks! Sam Johnson Sam Johnson <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:932uds$oht$[email hidden]... > Anyone else with Ford Racing (US version) find the car a bit unresponsive > with a wheel? I have a Thrustmaster Pro NASCAR Digital and it seems that > there is a huge dead zone and you have to turn the wheel almost all theway > to the left/right to make the car turn even a little bit. Is anyone else > having the same problems? > > Sam Johnson > >

Uninstall. Don't waste your time.

Thanks for the tip, rrevved. CTFJ makes a big difference in Ford Racing. The title actually comes dangerously close to drivable now. But here's the big surprise. I tried it out on Spirit of Speed 1937 (I know, I know -- coaster candidate) and it was suddenly possible to see what the title should have been. Well, since it can now be seen, I guess it actually now is what it should have been. Or at least much, much closer to it. No GPL to be sure, but a great glimpse at what it must have been like to race between the wars. On Thu, 04 Jan 2001 22:19:05 -0600, rrevved <[email hidden]> wrote:

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>On Thu, 4 Jan 2001 17:46:29 -0500, "Sam Johnson" <[email hidden]> wrote: > >>Anyone else with Ford Racing (US version) find the car a bit unresponsive >>with a wheel? I have a Thrustmaster Pro NASCAR Digital and it seems that >>there is a huge dead zone and you have to turn the wheel almost all the way >>to the left/right to make the car turn even a little bit. Is anyone else >>having the same problems? >> >>Sam Johnson >> > >Get this free deadzone/sensitivity utility (CTFJ) > >http://www.stickworks.com >

Remove "hi" from address or it will bounce....

Thanks a lot for the tip guys, it is indeed a big help. Sam Johnson <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...

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> Thanks for the tip, rrevved. > > CTFJ makes a big difference in Ford Racing. The > title actually comes dangerously close to drivable > now. > > But here's the big surprise. I tried it out on > Spirit of Speed 1937 (I know, I know -- coaster > candidate) and it was suddenly possible to see > what the title should have been. Well, since it > can now be seen, I guess it actually now is what > it should have been. Or at least much, much > closer to it. No GPL to be sure, but a great > glimpse at what it must have been like to race > between the wars. > > On Thu, 04 Jan 2001 22:19:05 -0600, rrevved > <[email hidden]> wrote: > > >On Thu, 4 Jan 2001 17:46:29 -0500, "Sam Johnson"

<[email hidden]> wrote: > > > >>Anyone else with Ford Racing (US version) find the car a bitunresponsive > >>with a wheel? I have a Thrustmaster Pro NASCAR Digital and it seemsthat > >>there is a huge dead zone and you have to turn the wheel almost all theway > >>to the left/right to make the car turn even a little bit. Is anyoneelse

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> >>having the same problems? > >> > >>Sam Johnson > >> > > > >Get this free deadzone/sensitivity utility (CTFJ) > > > >http://www.stickworks.com > > > > > Remove "hi" from address or it will bounce....