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New wheel...New nightmares

3 posts by 3 people · 10 Jan 1999 - 12 Jan 1999

>I mostly drive the Eagle and BRM and can get >both around at 140 in CG with my joystick. Wheel and pedals i cant get above >120 or the car slams the armco. I did once get around it faster but i had to >slow to 115 and bring it back up to 140. The hot lappers can do it so what am >i doing wrong. Must be something. Any advice (other than practice and >re-calibrate cause i am doing/did these) would be greatly appreciated. I went from a joystick to the MSFF wheel and noticed my lap times droppped also, not in GPL (had the wheel already when I got it) but in VR and others. What I think is the case is that you tend to turn in earlier and more gradually with a wheel than a joystick, causing yourself to hit the apex too early, which would account for the need to slow as you exit the corner. You can compensate by waiting a little longer than you think you should to start your turn in and turning a little faster. Depending on your joystick, whether or not it had a separate throttle, turning with your joystick can lay off the throttle a little bit right when you start turning, which sort of naturally keeps your speed up until the turn-in. Or something like that, ~daxe "religion is remedial spirituality" -----------== Posted via Newsfeeds.Com, Uncensored Usenet News ==---------- http://www.newsfeeds.com The Largest Usenet Servers in the World! -----------== Over 66,000 Groups, Plus a Dedicated Binaries Server ==----------
Schlomo4 11 Jan 1999#444812
I used the fire buttons for acceleration and braking so i dont think that affected it any. But i just got done with another 50 laps at monza and improved my times some. Ill try what you said and see if i get even faster. I finally craked 1:35(with the wheel of course) , so im doing better
% >Depending on your % >joystick, whether or not it had a separate throttle, turning with your % >joystick can lay off the throttle a little bit right when you start turning, % >which sort of naturally keeps your speed up until the turn-in. % I used the fire buttons for acceleration and braking so i dont think that % affected it any. But i just got done with another 50 laps at monza and % improved my times some. Ill try what you said and see if i get even faster. I % finally craked 1:35(with the wheel of course) , so im doing better You may want to alter the steering lock in the car's setup. -- **************************** Michael E. Carver ************************* Upside out, or inside down...False alarm the only game in town. =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=<[ /./. [- < ]>=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=

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