Hello, now im wondering, how many degrees does drifting cars and racing cars have in real life? after turning my wheel on 900 degrees it doesnt seem right that race cars have that (?) please help. It would be really nice to know how many degrees i should have when i race normally or drift

see Silver's post below

Quote from Bmxtwins :

open wheels 200-270 not sure about "GTR" class.

Thanks tell if you got info on some other classes... all the classes actually

Not the answer to your question about the wheel lock angles for "real" drifting cars and racing cars, but the LFS cars use (from the LFS Manual);

Quote :

Car Steering Wheel Lock Angles

720°
All of these cars use the full 720 degrees of rotation:
XFG, XRG, XRT, RB4, FXO, LX4, LX6, RAC, UF1, UFR, XFR, FZ5

540°
These cars use a reduced lock of just 1.5 turns lock to lock:
XRR, FXR, FZR

450°
These cars use 1.25 turns lock to lock:
FBM, FOX, FO8, BF1

400°
BF1

270°
The only car to use less than one full turn, requiring a flick of 0.75 turns lock to lock:
MRT

http://en.lfsmanual.net/wiki/C ... teering_Wheel_Lock_Angles

Quote from Silverracer :

Not the answer to your question about the wheel lock angles for "real" drifting cars and racing cars, but the LFS cars use (from the LFS Manual);


http://en.lfsmanual.net/wiki/C ... teering_Wheel_Lock_Angles

thanks man, this was actually what i was looking for

It's also in the setup screen under "Steering", says "Car's steering wheel turns xxx° (lock to lock)" on the right side

Quote from morpha :

It's also in the setup screen under "Steering", says "Car's steering wheel turns xxx° (lock to lock)" on the right side

lol, im blind :P thanks bro

Single seaters have around 400-450 degrees of lock, although some have as little as 360°!