Racing is if you want to go fast. Drifting is for when you want to go stylish.

None is better, theyre just really different, you cant compare them.

Racers are not ignorant, just only the few guys that call all drifters *any nasty word they can think of* are ignorant.

Drifters are not *any nasty word they can think of*. Only the select few that show bad attitude against racers are.
For some reason alot of people that do that happen to drift, this is why alot of racers seem to think it has something to do with them drifting. This is an ignorant thought.

I've been very cautious with my words. Grippers=no
Racers=yes
Drifters=yes
Crazy Asians=well...sorta. ..but still, no.



Just enjoy LFS, and st*u. Honestly.

Quote from Racer Y :

Most wheels made for PCs out there are alot smaller than real ones.

Yes the PC wheels are way too small for comfort and are a result of profiteering and perhaps a lack of understanding from the manufacturer as to who their customers really are. I can't believe the size of the DFP, so tiny. The Momo isn't much bigger.

It's too bad really... because I really like having a real wheel size. I used to own a jeep that had a biiiig wheel, was great fun for precision... felt like Nascar The wheels we have really do feel tiny... I guess it makes them better suited for the openwheeler feeling (quick and snappy).

Compared to my old driving force, the driving force pro is a big wheel. It's overall just a great wheel, and adds such an experiance to the simulator. I reccommend it to everyone.

I remember seeing some demo of Enthusia Racing (PS2 racing game), where the developers seemed to be using some sort of "customized" wheel where it also turns a lot of degrees, and the wheel itself also looks a lot like a real life steering wheel, which is way bigger compared to our gaming steering wheels, I never really knew what wheel was that, but it was hella cool.

I'd also like to have a wheel that has the same size as the real ones. and of course, 900 degrees