Only a retard would think using hacks/cheats online is ok. Then u squeal about everyone else u know using it to try and save your ass, Great trust people must have in u being a rat n all that.
Cheats or rats arnt welcome so u might as well get banned imo.
I did this in a 1l 3 cylinder Corsa hirecar going down a bridge... Nothing much happened and it reved over 8k before i changed when limiter is at 6400...
Didnt sound too healthy but only damage was glowing manifold melting the sleeve off exhaust sensor wire...
LFS is better than Forza as it lets u control the car 100% unlike in Forza where the always on steering aid makes u understeer off the road more than anything else...
U can also go from corner to corner in LFS using weight transfer to get the car round instead of Forzas having to handbrake at every other corner to get the front wheels to turn in..
Theres nothing really to see lol. Just that T10 after FM1 seemed to be more interested in dumbing Forza down for the masses with ricing, Stickers and autopilot stuck on instead of working on the "Sim" part of the game that they said whey were "improving".
Even Race Pro was a better "Sim" than Forza when it came to car handling and control.
Even without the visual "Bug" of the wheel, You can see it outside the car and even when using a wheel controller, doesnt let u get full control when u want. If what u say is true then why can u not go from 1 way donut to other in FM? Every time i try i go donut 1 way to 1 huge understeer arc when try to switch directions, Trying to drift sideways from corner to corner at extreme angles doesnt work in FM because of this...
Even going too fast into a corner, FM will not turn the wheels and u will understeer off the road head on, In RL, and GT5 if u lift off and swerve wildly u will probably loose control or get round the corner tokyo style, Forza doesnt even make an attempt to get round the corner...
Even the crashes are terrible in FM lol with the cars flying into the air at the slightest impact or rolls at the slightest bit of kerb, GT5 isnt any better but they both have cartoon crashes.
You claim FM oversteer physics are better, yet you cannot do lift-off oversteer properly, Or at all really... So 80% of the FM driving physics are broken straight away making what u say wrong..
FM is pretty much the only game that u need a handbrake to chain drifts together in close spaced corners, In all other games, and IRL u can use weight transfer and power to do it, FM's autosteer will just prevent u from going same steering angle from corner to corner without slowing down or handbrake.
Ive hardcored FM since FM1 release date but after trying GT5 for a few days it swung my decision to get a PS3 instead of a 3rd (or 4th) replacement 360.
Did u use an OEM version of the install disc for windows? If not u will need to reinstall with an OEM windows disc for the key to work as a retail disc wont work with OEM keys.
Tho i thought if u used the correct version OEM disc then u didnt need to activate it since the OEM keys are in the Bios?..
It will be a locking torque converter that locks up like a real clutch when at a designated rpm. It will stay locked until roughly 1000rpm (on most iv driven) away from idle then break the lock and pretty much put foot on clutch until the revs come up again for it to drive the box...
Older torque converters didnt lock and would let engine idle as soon as u lift off the gas, Newer ones (80s+) are designed to lock for economy and a bit of engine braking before letting the lock go.