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Old 02-16-2017, 10:03 PM
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Old 02-16-2017, 10:18 PM
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Thanks for posting. Works just like my wheel - well, the left and right part.
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I find that bi-directional steering is really worthwhile, even at Porsches's inflates PBDS prices!
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Brake shaping?
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Originally Posted by jlanka
Brake shaping?
I think that's a dynamic brake bias. With more brake pressure, the bias changes.

Finally, in addition to brake pressure the MP4-30 also has an innovative way
of changing front to rear braking bias percentage with pedal travel.
Typically, at higher speeds more front brake bias would be advantageous to
help decelerate the vehicle due to aerodynamic down load; however, as
speeds decrease the optimal brake bias may need to be more rearward. Base,
peak and begin bias ramping parameters allow the driver to set the
minimum and maximum front brake bias, and ramping determines where the
minimum value will start to ramp up towards the peak number
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Old 02-17-2017, 01:32 PM
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Originally Posted by rlets
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You just have to click through to YouTube, at least for me.
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I sometimes have trouble finding my radio button during a race. Its one button. I can't even imagine this.
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Originally Posted by LuigiVampa
I sometimes have trouble finding my radio button during a race. Its one button. I can't even imagine this.
Mind you it's happening at 200 mph sometimes with walls on either side. Totally normal
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Originally Posted by Paul Solk
Mind you it's happening at 200 mph sometimes with walls on either side. Totally normal
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