Make the bumpstops like original SC1 and things will be wonderful. 
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BEFORE Option (2020.4 and backwards) let you change the bumpstop starting point, so its posible to replicate your SHOULD BE option
Bump stops on the SC1 were like the âShould Beâ that @SleipnirRacing drew⊠but of course it also allowed the âbefore optionâ⊠however the issues I think are probably just a small programming error where if for some reason the end of the bumpstop is defeated it turns off (which isnât good) but the placement is better.
Yeah, having tested this myself itâs possible to push through a bumpstop and come out on the other side â is this intended @Mika, or a bug? I donât know what the previous behaviour was.
This will get looked into, before next release.
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@SleipnirRacing. - what does it feel like when you get through to the other side?
Iâm wondering if this is what I experienced last week when I kept getting a weird constant pull to one side after regaining the road following a hefty bounce over kerbs in rf2?
I was getting severe feedback over kerbs and sometimes, after returning fully to the asphalt, the wheel would be pulling a constant force to one side. An in-game FFB Reset while on the go always rectified the situation.
I donât really remember the situation or how it felt, but you can just try it yourself? just push through the bumpstop. Also if youâre holding onto the wheel when going over a bump itâs impossible that you hit the bumpstop.
I have only managed to bring up strange bumpstop behavior, if one uses both the Simucube-generated bumpstop and game-generated bumpstop at the same angle. This is not how it is meant to be used, but Iâm investigating if the current implementation has any unwanted side effects compared to the last one.
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Thats May be true in your side test, because TD steering range/bumpstop is 1080Âș or 900Âș. If racing cars are in play, you will never reach TD bumpstops because the gameâs created bumpstops are too far away from TD ones, almost impossible to reach when the game simulates 540Âș or 420Âș, but the problem is there too.
Try to force the wheel past 900Âș and you will loose the forces
My 2 Eurocents: Also experienced the bumpstops failing.
While fiddling with setting up Project Cars 2, I was asked to turn the wheel fully to the left or right, till it hits the stop. Centering spring in the game was enabled, causing quite some force to overcome. When reaching the bumpstop, the force completely disappeared, the wheel turning free with no counterforce at all.
Quite bad situation if this happens in-game, especially when using a spiral cable.
This confirms Mikas findings - and for sure is something that should not happen.
So please look into this and provide an update soon, making for the counterforce not getting deactivated if you exceed the bumpstops . 
Is it possible to stop each FW update resetting Resonance Reduction filter to enabled?
Not the best experience if update discards previously defined User Preferences.
Thank you
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Can I ask why you turn this off?
I have more âgritâ in the wheel with it on so it has opposite to desired effect in my case.
And more discussion on other negative effects of this filter
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@Mika Is there any new update on the horizon? Any new feature or bug fix(es) that could be shared with us?
Thanks.
There will something on social media today or Monday.
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More discussion about this here:
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Great stuff 
Have a great weekend 
Do we even need it with everyoneâs having own opinion on how FFB should be set?
Perhaps only good for complete noobs newcomers, but we have predefined profiles and Simplified mode for those?
Improve documentation on filters, teach people how to fish instead of giving them one.
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I applaud what Mika is trying to achieve here.
If the majority of users get on board with this and upload their profiles it will improve the quality of the experience for everyone.
No longer having to ask people to screenshot their settings for a startâŠ
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