Quote from spacedskunk :

I set the game up so my wheel imitates the real steering wheel axis of the actual car. So it ranges from 720 downwards. I have never used 900.

Having a smaller steering axis isnt always easier. It is alot easier to oversteer for one, which when racing a RWD car can lose you a few seconds lap time due to having to correct it, whereas you tend to get smoother follow throughs on a bigger axis.

Hi spacedskunk...
I do the same with my g25, but find it a pain to leave lfs and adjust the steering lock in profiler...do you know of a quick way to do it? I'm thinking of just making a list of each car and it's actual degree of steering lock so I can adjust it quickly in profiler. Do you happen to know where to get the exact steering rotation specs for each car?

Sachamun