So, I'm still using the old blue DF

[Eric Klister]

And advancements in technology have relegated it to the recycle bin, but for the moment I'm in "run what ya brung" mode, so that's how I'm rolling. Hoping to find a gently used G25 in the near future. Until that day, is there anything I can do (within the realm of setup, hacks, brute force, etc.) that I can do to make my DF not so, well, DF-ish? I use it for the Race series.

 

[Hiroshi Awazu]

Ah good old DF. had one of those when i used to play GT3 and GT4. ask Jim Cole he might be able to help you out. I think he uses a DFPRO which is pretty much the same wheel as older DF. good luck.

 

[Jim Cole]

Heheh, thanks Hiroshi I do use a DFPro and I like it, but what do you mean by making it less DF'ish? What are you trying to correct?

 

[Eric Klister]

Hey guys, thanks for the replies. I think my biggest issue is with the pedals, specifically, the brake. It pretty much acts like an on-off switch, even if I'm being gentle. I've tried all sorts of combinations of brake bias and brake pressure, but I can't seem to find the sweet spot. I know some of that is probably inherent in the pedals themselves, but I just wonder if there's anything I can do to compensate for the lack of "feel," if that makes sense (that is, in addition to "improve driver skill," which is an ongoing WIP). I mostly drive the Mini and WTCC Seat.