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I have it hooked up to quest 3, VR headset

Got it

I don’t wear shoes at home, so it doesn't make sense for me to wear shoes that’s been worn outside. I might at some point if I get a dedicated shoes for sim.

@@colebatley8201 do you use a gear drive wheelbase? I can do that quite a bit with my direct drive, but I’m having difficulties with gear driven wheel base

@ i used to own that same wheel i stopped sim drifting a while ago but i just turned the force feed back kinda low since it doesnt mount super well to tables. Practicing a more relaxed drift will help just let the wheel turn more try it out for a couple hours and i think you will start to get the concept dont let the wheel just lock out on you slow it down by letting it slide between your hands and stop it when the time is right

@@Barefootraceryou can do a lot of steering just with brakes gas and clutch its not all in the steering

@@colebatley8201 I haven’t tried changing the force feed back, I’ll give that a try. The way it is now, theres such a delay for the wheel to come back. Thanks for the tip👍

@ of course! Yeah just play around with force feed back until you find something you like

Some on get this man in a real s13😔

Read his username bud

If I ever get a dedicated shoes for Sim racing. Otherwise, it won’t happen. I don’t wear shoes in my home so wearing outside shoes on a racing sim seems very wrong

@@JaxSehlbachI would be extremely hesitant to try this irl😂

@ lol

Enkei. I love the Galaxy grey, its the color that made me want the NC!

Gotta let them breathe 😂

@ fair tho😂

@@christosthewildman5158 I dont wear shoes at home, so it would be an added step to do sim driving.

How degree...angle?

@@zaenalchandra2692900. I haven’t messed with the angles ever do I don’t know😅

PC版アセットコルサです👍

回答ありがとうございます。 とても楽しそうで興味が湧きました😊

Excluding PC and VR, its around $2k. I also have a Logitech with playseat setup that I bought used for $100. Obviously not as good as the one in the video but still really fun. You can get into sim for pretty cheap or spend way more than my build 😅. Lots of fun either way!

@@Barefootracer thanks! I plan on making a setup like this in the future and now I know around how kuch I should save up

@ NP, this is a break down of my cost. Saved a bit buying few things used. You can definitely get closer to $1500 or lower if you look for deals used. • Moza HBP Shifter $149.99 • Moza Handbrake $99.99 • Shipping $20 • Moza R9 ebay $304 • NRG 2.0 quick release $94 • NRG Steering Wheel $125.63 • Fanatec Clubsport Pedals V3 $299.99 • Bass booster set $90 • Button box $70 • Marada aluminum cockpit frame(used old seat) $309.99

@ thanks i really appreciate this so much, i took a screenshot! Now i just save up to actually be able to afford all of this 😅

@@keenscheme5860 thanks!

@@thetruenorthreviews I used to, but I’m having difficulty getting it set up now. When I have time, I need to do a deep dive to see if I can figure out how to set up GTA map on Assetto Corsa or the wheel support on GTA.

@@thetruenorthreviews thanks!

@@thetruenorthreviews thanks! Hopefully I’ll do some pedal cam when I have more time 👍

Its Assetto Corsa for PC. Track is Iroha on race mode offline.

This is the Iroha track on Assetto Corsa, offline

@@Devil_Dog_Ultra What are you trying to say buddy?

@@Barefootracer He is trying to say that he have a complex and is getting hurt somehow by a short video of a guy playing a game. Anyway... nice setup, it seems that it can take the kicks well. Around how much would such a setup cost me?

@@whatever8411 thanks! I bought the wheel base and the seat used, total around $1500-1600. I think everything new would be around $2000, excluding PC and VR.

Rare times like these, when I’m not slamming into guard rails, its so much fun😂

@@austonbrierley4729 never on the sim😆

Me too looking at ur mom

even drifting irl I go full on sock mode lmao, I cant stand wearing shoes driving

Barefoot driving and drifting is the best

@@SD_Reagan thanks!

@@tripgobica6165 assetto corsa for PC👍

Assetto corsa

Thank you!

Thank you! Just so I’m not misrepresenting myself, I have never made it down this track without hitting the wall at least twice so my drifting skills are not that great 😂. This VDC Nissan S15 is a little over 1000hp. I also like using DWG S13 with around 350hp on this track. My Moza R9 is set at 50%. I’m Japanese so I’m just not comfortable wearing shoes in my home. One added benefit is with these Fanatec clubsport V3 pedals, I can actually feel the rumble motor, whereas with shoes on, I think it’s difficult to feel it. Hope this helps!

@ thanks for all the info! I’ve been slowly easing in to drifting after strictly racing for quite a while, and finding the right horsepower has been a struggle. Too little and I can’t get the right angle, but too much and I spin out all the time. I’ll try experimenting around with the force feedback some more as well, trying to get used to the wheel moving with the car. And that’s so cool, I guess I always drive with shoes just because it feels more natural, but being able to feel the engine through the pedals would definitely be so cool. Maybe someday I’ll upgrade to something like that. Thanks for all the info, keep up the good content!

@ I struggled with spinning out in the beginning too. I posted a video few days ago on how to do your first drift. BMW M3 E30 drift is a really easy car to learn on. I did an online session with a friend yesterday. He went from not drifting to drifting in under 2 hours using that car, on the drift track!

I might try that. I’ve had a few nightmares about not being able to reach the pedals so maybe I over compensate irl😂

@ just try to find the sweet spot like not to far not to close

Thanks, I think you’re right. I tend to forget left foot braking when I’m at a track that I’m not used to.