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To the folks talking about CSA on a wheel, I've a question- when the CSA kicks in, does the steering turn on its own in response to the action taken by CSA? I don't own a wheel and hence my question.
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You answer does confuse me. G29 here and I feel the wheel movingNot really you don't feel it in the wheel. That is actually what I find is the problem for me. I've gotten so use to correcting slides and fast reactions/inputs when I feel a slide that I still do that when I've accidentally had it on so I end up trying to correct a slide that didn't happen......which is less than ideal 🤣
There is no really objective answer about CSA help in general and on wheel, I guess
In my still-very-much-in-progress improvement path I went through mixed feelings:
as a very beginner I was not able at all to CS, therefore CSA was really helpfull both to save my live and to feel on the wheel what I should actually have done
now I can handle most of the CS on low/mid powered car and not too scurvy cars. CSA now is more likely inducing and error than helping me, because my action and the CSA one interfere each other
for high powered cars thought I'm not quick enough to catch them, so CSA may still be a live safer but lost his "feel and learn" piece