Thanks for the Indy settings, I have not tired them yet. I did try and get back into the spec miata, which is what I spent the majority of that original weekend(the weekend where I heard the sound). I did run quite a few laps and truthfully, with the new changes, my feel was quite a bit off. In my original setup I will admit, my steering wheel feedback was pretty awesome. I had zero complaints. All that I would really have to do to change from car to car, was the torque setting in iracing. Usually doing just that, I would be solid. Except for that sound and feeling showed up.
Now with these new changes you gave me, I find I am fighting sensitivity settings that are much greater than my original “noisy” setup. In my “noisy” setup, all that I had to do really was go into my iracing settings, and change one or two things and I would have the feel I wanted. Now, with the new settings in the wheel software, my iracing on the fly settings are now, less than a desirable for a quick fix. For example. I did all of your original changes, then once in the iracing software, I attempted to modify the feedback more or less Unfortunately it had a lot of slop in it, like a lot. Like a vehicle with a bad tie rod and the steering of the vehicle, was delayed, etc. I had a race winning configuration, originally.
I honestly do not like having to go back and forth now in the software, to try and get this settings find tuned each and every time. Honestly I gave up after a while, making the wheel nowhere near fun to work with. I would rather go back to my other settings to be honest.
In that regard, I would like to go back to the original noise concern, and to what the thoughts of it are/were other than …
“Well, with those settings, each and every direct-drive wheel will have graininess. It is just how it is”
Because I have driven other direct drives, and never experienced this. If you could explain to us, why this is happening and how to get around having drastic changes per car. Am I/ we expected to go into the software and change it for each vehicle? Every time? I know I have to go in and load the software each time and enable high torque mode, which is kind of a drag, especially since I have to hit “save settings” icon multiple times for it to save which will not populate until I make some sort of change . I have to make some sort of a change for it to allow me to “save…”
You can probably see I am a little frustrated. Just trying to get my feeling back, you’re telling me that those settings are the cause of these sounds and feels, can you explain to me what the sound is and why is it making them? I have more resistance now with your settings, you would think MY settings would be easier on it based on the lighter feel. Can you shed some light, and if you are going to offer settings for one, or two cars, I would imagine we would need a variety of more settings advertised, per car.
…But I just want to fix my sound.
