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EXTENDED STEERING ANGLE LOCK

Here we can see a Supra/Soarer Wisefab steering kit, probably one of the biggest lock kits in the market (around 66 degrees of lock)

Here is a 555 knuckle kit being well used, made from the people at C's Garage, and available for S13, S14/15, A31, C33, C34, & C35.
Please make this real. Like an option for increasing steering angle for us drifters and other kinds of driving. The ability of choosing the type of kit for the car you are in would be nice, plus having D1SL or D1GP-spec steering lock would be cool too (just like in rFactor). It ain't that hard, c'mon PD, make this happen. We all know it's possible (It was in GT5P... so i can't see why they would exclude it in GT5 and 6). It ain't a negative in grip racing neither. It could make it (along with other features such as engine swaps and stuff like that) an awesome drifter-training base.
Here we can see a Supra/Soarer Wisefab steering kit, probably one of the biggest lock kits in the market (around 66 degrees of lock)

Here is a 555 knuckle kit being well used, made from the people at C's Garage, and available for S13, S14/15, A31, C33, C34, & C35.
EXAMPLE OF STEERING LOCK KIT:

UPDATE v1: Seems that they are hearing us. Now PD, make that angle lock possible for all kind of modes, not just Drift Trials!
CASTER ADJUSTING
Also having the option of editing caster would be awesome for both racing and drifting in general, plus making the game more complete.HOW CASTER WORKS:
As seen on MotoIQ's, Basic Drift Chassis Setups Part 3, by Mike Kojima
"You want to run as much positive caster as you can get without hitting the fenders. Typically this is around 7 degrees or so on most cars. Caster really helps a drift car by making it self-steer better. When you start to drift, you can simply let go of the wheel and let if feed through your fingers and the car will counter faster than if you were steering it yourself. Caster also gives you more negative camber as the wheel turns which helps front grip. More caster helps the car turn in better and makes the car more stable as well. You probably don’t want to exceed 9 degrees of positive caster as this can actually cause understeer due to weight jacking as well as contribute to bump steer."

Positive and negative caster explained. No modern car runs negative caster.

This picture shows how positive caster increases negative camber as the wheel is turned, this is a good thing!
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