Its the pot (potentiometer=sensor) giving a non-smooth data abouts its postion, its kind of spiking, so I guess it is a faulty wheel, if its still on warranty, I'd take it back to the shop
Ok, so if it's not just LFS problem, I can assume there might be problems with Pot of the steering axis inside the wheel, or maybe it's contact got loose. If your wheel is out of warranty and you're confident with what you'll going to do, maybe try to open the wheel and see whats inside
Never had such problems before Seeing as it only happends in LFS, maybe you should unlock calibration, reinitialize controllers and recalibrate (manually) the wheel in LFS. Thats all I can think of for now
Eh?
I belive Lada's gearbox isn't any better (as old technically, just worser materials) and even that pile of metal crap I can do semi-fast shifts, but 6 seconds?
I disagree,
Was way more exciting to drive for me, and not just it. When you're blipping and lifting the throttle manually, the car is much more stable (if done properly). Harder= more fun for me
You can have a clutch pedal if you really want to. I used to have Logitech FF EX with an extra pedal set from ancient Logitech wheel, worked nicely and cost me almoust nothing to get an extra pedal