I have a LWFF wheel and pedals. When I barely touch the brake, the wheels
usually lock up. My question is: am I better off setting the controller
sensitivity for the brakes high (like 90%) or low (like 10%) to help stop the
brakes from locking up? Or is there just a problem with my braking style? (I'm
playing with all aids off).
Thanks, James
Did you calibrate your wheel? -I use an LWFF as well and got low senstivity
set to 0%. Even so I have to nearly press the pedal completely to get a lock
up. If it's only the front wheels (or the rear), then you might try moving
the brake balance a little. Anyway, braking is not the most subtle part of
racing... gotta be able to lean on 'm hard.
IMO it's always best to have the low sentivity settings as low as possible
and let setup and driving technique take care of the rest.
Jan.
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James Larson wrote...
> I have a LWFF wheel and pedals. When I barely touch the brake,
> the wheels usually lock up. <snip>
Sorry if it's obvious. but make sure you
check your brake balance in the car setup.
-Nick
Jan Verschueren <[email hidden]> wrote:
