Better Force Feedback For Steering Wheels.

[allyn27]

There is a lack of feeling of bumps in the road. Alot of the time its hard to feel what of the car is about to do. Also a better, less frustrating clutch. Better Force Feedback would work wonders with the Suspension and Tyre models.

 

[super_gt]

Read this article
http://www.thesimpit.com/en/news/comments/Force-Feedback-Myths-and-Misunderstandings

 

[Azure Flare]

What wheel are you using?

 

[super_gt]

What wheel are you using?

Logitech DFGT

 

[Azure Flare]

That explains a lot.

The DFGT, G25, and G27 all use basically the same FFB system. Helical gearing, but the gears themselves are made from plastic, so they can't put a lot of force through them, or they may fail.

On a T500RS or a Fanatec wheel, they use a belt system, so you can put more power to them without worrying about it breaking.

Also, my question was for @allyn27.

 

[allyn27]

That explains a lot.

The DFGT, G25, and G27 all use basically the same FFB system. Helical gearing, but the gears themselves are made from plastic, so they can't put a lot of force through them, or they may fail.

On a T500RS or a Fanatec wheel, they use a belt system, so you can put more power to them without worrying about it breaking.

Also, my question was for @allyn27.

Sorry for late responce. But i use a G27 with one of these http://cmlaserservice.com/page_g25_g27_optical_encoder_wheel.html to stop the plastic failing that you mentioned

 

[Convergent]

That explains a lot.

The DFGT, G25, and G27 all use basically the same FFB system. Helical gearing, but the gears themselves are made from plastic, so they can't put a lot of force through them, or they may fail.

On a T500RS or a Fanatec wheel, they use a belt system, so you can put more power to them without worrying about it breaking.

Also, my question was for @allyn27.

The DFGT uses straight cut gears, that's why it's noisy AF.