4. TODO: Feeling pretty good after #3. Not sure what else to do.

- Try all cars: They feel pretty similar. Not perfect but probably good enough.

- Try different tracks: Tried HQ Imola, feels decent.

3. Still a little too much centering spring, still a little too much grip-loss-wheel-looseness.

- Try increasing Force Exponent again

FFB steer force exponent="1.46053", 2.07457, 1.76755, 1.61404, 1.537285, 1.4989075, 1.47971875, 1.470124375, 1.4653271875, 1.46292859375
^ Continued from Step #2

- Try reducing Grip Weight.

FFB steer force grip weight="0.6572", 0.6322, 0.6447, 0.63845, 0.635325, 0.6337625
^ Continued from Step #2


2. Too much centering spring, no feeling in high-speed corners

FFB steer force grip weight="0.30720", 0.40720, 0.60720, >>wow not having the impact I think it should. Maybe it's Force Exponent<<, 1.0072, 0.8072, 0.7072, 0.6572

FFB steer force exponent="0.84649", 1.0, 1.15351, 1.46053

1. Started from HQ_Cars_and_Tracks_Certified_PLR.txt

0. Testing Conditions:

Super GT500
Bathurst Ambient 20C, Track 22C
Aston Martin DBR9 2009, Medium Tires, 18deg Wheel Lock
SimXperience AccuForce V1, SimCommander 4 v4.1.0.0, Reset to Defaults, Wheel Mode High, 53% Overall Intensity, Degrees of Rotation 540, Engine RPM Disabled
Vsync 60FPS