In lfs demo with GTI,i go 140 km/h,i do a fast full turn right with my wheel and the car does what I would expect in real life,maybe a fliping of the car would be expected also but still
in GTR,race injection on lower speeds the car behaves like GTI in lfs demo,BUT when i go with same speed=140 km/h and i do the fast turn with my wheel cars dont go that much in that direction,it is like the game is preventing that
i tried to turn off all assist but still it does not feel right

GTI in lfs feels like driving a real car,other racing games dont really have that

am i missing something,some settings? GTR2 has very high ratings,people say it is a great sim game

I posted the same question there,better to hear from both sides

It may be becose of speed sensitive steering. You can adjust it under control settings - advanced - speed sensitive steering(for Race07).

It's probably you doing it wrong. The perception of speed, rate of turn and amount of over/understeer varies between games (even when you think you're using the same settings in each).

Given your other topics, I'd hazard a guess it's what your doing to the controls rather than what the sims are doing in reaction to that.

Simple way to test it - set the camera to just in front of the front wheel, looking back, then try turning full lock at both 0mph and at 170mph and just look to see if the wheel angle is different.

Quote from tristancliffe :

It's probably you doing it wrong. The perception of speed, rate of turn and amount of over/understeer varies between games (even when you think you're using the same settings in each).

Given your other topics, I'd hazard a guess it's what your doing to the controls rather than what the sims are doing in reaction to that.

set-up of the cars also in lfs plays a roll too

Quote from TypeRacing :

It may be becose of speed sensitive steering. You can adjust it under control settings - advanced - speed sensitive steering(for Race07).

I tried difrent settings but it had no effect

Quote from tristancliffe :

It's probably you doing it wrong. The perception of speed, rate of turn and amount of over/understeer varies between games (even when you think you're using the same settings in each).

Given your other topics, I'd hazard a guess it's what your doing to the controls rather than what the sims are doing in reaction to that.

yes and no,I have found out what is the cause of that. It was so irrtating

Maybe you should consider that one is a street car with high center of gravity and the other is a racecar with low Center of gravity and hard racing suspension? Also the tires, car weight

You could only compare them if you had the same car with same specs on both.