I was running some prac laps at michigan last night, and realized that, while
I have to keep the wheel turned to the right to keep the car from going left
(yes, I know all about the car pulling left and it being normal), there isn't
actually any real force pulling the ff wheel to the left.
I think i have my wheel (Momo racing) dialed in nicely for N2002 and GPL, but
was thinking that this is an effect I should have. In other words, as I
drive down the tracks on the SS's and some speedways, is there something to
set to get the FF wheel to actually create a lot of pull to the left. Right
now, if I let go of the wheel, of course the car drifts left and off the
track, but there isn't a lot of actual force feedback in the wheel modeling
this.
i hope this makes some sense.
thx in advance,
jeff
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My two FFB wheels have/had actual pull to the left in NR2002 and NR2003.
Marc
"J<nospam>Canar" <jcanar@nosp/-\m.attbi.com> wrote in message
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> I was running some prac laps at michigan last night, and realized that,while
> I have to keep the wheel turned to the right to keep the car from goingleft
> (yes, I know all about the car pulling left and it being normal), thereisn't
> actually any real force pulling the ff wheel to the left.
>
> I think i have my wheel (Momo racing) dialed in nicely for N2002 and GPL,but
> was thinking that this is an effect I should have. In other words, as I
> drive down the tracks on the SS's and some speedways, is there somethingto
> set to get the FF wheel to actually create a lot of pull to the left.Right
> now, if I let go of the wheel, of course the car drifts left and off the
> track, but there isn't a lot of actual force feedback in the wheelmodeling
