No worries.. If you're using the Logitech GT / driving force wheel(s) (can't remember the correct name - basically, not the G25 or G27), quite a few of the people I race with used the tennis / golf ball trick to get more feel from the pedals. Not sure of you know about this? Sound a bit crazy, I know, but it's true.
If the car is still pushing mid corner, there's still changes that can help that, but it's hard to know what the right change would be for you, as some will only affect the mid corner, whilst other changes could affect other things like traction grip to rear wheels.
As a 'stab in the dark' guess, reduce LSD initial to 8 and try raising rear dampers even more, or of you want more turn in when you're 'coasting' mid corner, just lower braking sensitivity on the LSD by '2' at a time until it feels right..
Keep practicing and I'm sure you can improve your driving skills. There's different ways to do this, try picking one RWD car that's quite well balanced and powerful, then run low grip tyres - like a M3 '07 or M5 on comfort softs (possibly even mediums). Stick to that one car and try the harder tracks that have elevation change in corners i.e. Trial Mountain, Deep Forest, Cape Ring, Brand Hatch - it'll help build your throttle control.
Try practicing trail braking aswell
Make sure you stick to the same car / tyre combo for each track though, so the only variable that changes is the track, nothing else..
Best of luck - it'll take a bit of time, but keep at it (and maybe ask Santa for a nice wheel for Xmas!)...
Last edited: Nov 17, 2014