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Oh and just because you race for 20 years doesn't mean you are fast, compair their exit, apex speed, line... with your own.
fast exit = more straight line speed
I' now I'm fast on track its just setups problem , I'm just learning about all the different things fov and ?
But thanks for taking the time to answer
Some cars have turning limit of 18 degrees. The wheel is mapped to 90' this can be adjusted.
Advice
There is always someone faster then you, thats good you can still learn more.
Try google for ispeed. Very useful app.
There are no mods in iracing, only better techniques. Setups are important but technique is more important.
Be humble, you don't know what you dont know, look for clues.
Study hard
Practice often
Check list
Throttle modulation
Left foot braking
Heel and toe
Trail braking
Correct line, the real one
Brake hard on, easy off
Play with early apex late apex depending on track layout.
I like to think every track is like a puzzle to be solved, each corner must be assessed, considered and a determination on how it applies to the overall solution.
RACING IS HARD and its more fun when you have the perfekt run
so tanks for all your help
ill se you on the racetrack
Most of the cars have around 540 degrees rotaion, some more, some a little less.
Set your wheel software or profiler to 900 degrees, or 1080 if the wheel supports it, then calibrate the wheel in the game. If you do that correctly, the in game wheel will move exactly as your controller wheel moves, no more, no less. iRacing will then automatically set the proper degrees of rotation for each car, and the lock will be where it is supposed to be in that car.
If you have an older 180 degree or 270 degree wheel, all that goes out the window.
hope to see you on the track