Quote from Forbin :

High standards don't make me ignorant.

But making unfounded statements, like you have in this thread, does....:dunce:

Quote from drinklime :

so is there any reason not to run maximum caster all the time

Realism is a reason not too use max caster.
In real life you can't turn down your "force-feedback", so you'd have to cope with the extra effort it takes to turn the wheel.
In real life, I doubt anyone could (or would) last a decent race distance (or even a couple of laps) with the extreme caster settings you see on most lfs setups. Not a fault of the game though.....

I guess signalling on the track could be seen as a "point by", in which case, you should signal to the side you want the faster car to overtake on.

The force applied to the wings in flex testing is 500N (roughly 50kg).

It's pretty simple though, as soon as Ferrari really gets accused of cheating, they'll just return the favor (and rightly so) and we'll have another "multiple-team-wing-upgrading-session", like the one we saw after the first (two?) race(s) of this season.
It's indeed the pott-kettle-black thing going on here.

By changing the used force in testing, to one that's a bit more realistic, they could probably narrow down the opportunities to "cheat legally", at least in this particular area.

Quote from tristancliffe :

Give it a try. Or better yet, so and race there and ask a quick guy for their setup.

And if it has a high nose, just delete it and continue with your own set.
It's bad enough that [a guesstimated] 90% of all online racers are using this exploit, don't become one of those lamers.

Quote :

All things considered, and bearing in mind that there isn't room to consider even one tenth of them here, Live For Speed is really very good indeed. Its main accomplishments are to make the car feel gratifyingly real ?and to do so in an authentic multiplayer environment. If only the servers weren't packed with equally authentic arseholes.

Can't argue with his conclusion.
It is a great game and there are a lot of arseholes on the servers (sadly, since s2, also on the registered servers).