Quote from yoyoML :

I always thought FOV should be adjusted to the things far away, and seat position fore/aft adjusted to the cockpit/gauges/mirrors.

Suppose you hop into a narrow single seater which has mirrors close to the center, and you narrow FOV accordingly. Wouldn't that throw your sense of speed completely off, compared to, well, wider cars?

Yeah brother, you are right. I ajdust the FOV as I said because I only drive road cars

Quote from The General Lee :

Here is a screenie of what I see in the FOX...
http://www.lfsforum.net/attach ... id=34331&d=1184016362

I will take one in the LX6 and compare with your screenie

aaahh so thats why you kept hitting me .

LMAO Deko, thats because I'm rubbish

Indeed, that FOX screenie makes it look like your point of view is about 3 meters from the dash. That is what I try to achieve, a realistic point of view so it feels like I'm driving a car. I could care less about peripheral vision. The only thing in focus with peripheral vision IRL is approximately the a-pillar area. If someone is beside you, you are going to turn your head to look IRL, just as I have to in LFS.

I use 65 degrees FOV in every sim i drive. I simply couldn't drive with a FOV like General has.