Does a steering wheel greatly improve performances at Sears Point and
Watkins Glen. I'm using a Gravis joystick and just can't seem to make
some of the turns. My best times are only about 86mph at Sears Pt. and
108mph at Watkins Glen.
> Does a steering wheel greatly improve performances at Sears Point and
> Watkins Glen. I'm using a Gravis joystick and just can't seem to make
> some of the turns. My best times are only about 86mph at Sears Pt. and
> 108mph at Watkins Glen.
Oh yeah!! Its just like driving a car, would you rather drive
YOUR car with a joystick?
>> Does a steering wheel greatly improve performances at Sears Point and
>> Watkins Glen. I'm using a Gravis joystick and just can't seem to make
>> some of the turns. My best times are only about 86mph at Sears Pt. and
>> 108mph at Watkins Glen.
> Oh yeah!! Its just like driving a car, would you rather drive
>YOUR car with a joystick?
Hmm..Let's see I haven't tried a wheel yet..BUT I use a Joystick!! I
have run at Sears so far a blap of 94.1xx mph and at Watkins
123.549mph. Remember that's with a joystick!!!
have fun
Julian Data
#IVGA0004
>Does a steering wheel greatly improve performances at Sears Point and
>Watkins Glen. I'm using a Gravis joystick and just can't seem to make
>some of the turns.
My personal experience...
I have a Gravis joystick as well as a T2 and have found it is a lot
easier to be CONSISTENTLY faster using the wheel, especially on the
two circuits mentioned.
The best route to an improvement in performance... a decent setup!!
Refer to http://www.synapse.net/~crankstr/ for decent RACE setups.
