Potomac-Greg

... and in his spare time, hosts online PC racing. It was so funny to sit next to a guy wearing full Nomex, and imagining him at home (in the Nomex?) sitting in his den with a little steering wheel and pedals racing around the world's great racetracks!

I have never upgraded from a joystick, so the driving dynamics are weak. Although I must confess that the NASCAR game (big, heavy cars) really does teach you a lot about car dynamics. There are real lessons to be learned about turn-in points, trail braking and the use of the throttle to "steer" the car through a turn. I have no doubt that these things have helped me in the real world.

April

Agreed, it can help - so long as you don't get too used to that reset button ;-)

02a62.7t6spd_madman

Probably because they already "know" wher the car is going to be at all times.

Chris JB

Got my second child due 9/26, so...you know how it is... ;-)

Potomac-Greg

Is the ECU in my car in that picture?

Ming 2.7T

Nope, well actually its in the trunk side area in wrap. : ))

JAA 4.2

If not, do that. It will most likely fix your fading issues.