Red Bull X2010 with GT racing wheel

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Everytime I'm on a staight away my racing wheel wants to wobble left and right very quckly. I tried to adjust the toe angle of the car to make it more stable like it says but it hasn't solved the problem all the way. I was wondering if anyone else had this problem and if there is anything I can do to fix it.
 
No, same wid mine, Driving Force GT, on a straight lines its not stable. You have to aplply more power to hold it still.
 
Everytime I'm on a staight away my racing wheel wants to wobble left and right very quckly. I tried to adjust the toe angle of the car to make it more stable like it says but it hasn't solved the problem all the way. I was wondering if anyone else had this problem and if there is anything I can do to fix it.

This is well documented. Basically to drive it without having your arms come off or burning out the motor in the wheel, unplug the power source.
 
This is well documented. Basically to drive it without having your arms come off or burning out the motor in the wheel, unplug the power source.
How do you do that? Using it without plugging the power in. My brother said he did it but it didn't work when I tried it. Twas a day when I didn't have the power adapter.
 
It works. Unplug it after it has been calibrated (does that spinning thing) when GT5 is loading.
 
Everytime I'm on a staight away my racing wheel wants to wobble left and right very quckly. I tried to adjust the toe angle of the car to make it more stable like it says but it hasn't solved the problem all the way. I was wondering if anyone else had this problem and if there is anything I can do to fix it.

Try this setting
 
This is well documented. Basically to drive it without having your arms come off or burning out the motor in the wheel, unplug the power source.

Thats what I have been doing so far. It just makes it more difficult without the resistance
 
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