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60's and 70's the standard road car degrees for almost every car
80's 900 degrees for groups 2,4, B and A. The standard road car degrees (1080 or more) for less tuned cars like group 1, 3 and N
From 90's until today 720 degrees for early group A and then 540 for almost every "full tuned" rally car. And for group N the standard road car degrees.
Not saying that is best but it seems to work alright for me.
Less than that it seems a bit too twitchy for my tastes (logitech G27).
The in game animation only traverses 180 degrees from what I can see so it doesn't
really match but close enough. How it handles is more important anyway.
Its much better now, and wow, what a workout :D
You should hold the steering wheel 900 fixed, the game should handle degrees automatically.
good luck