Quick tune and advanced move independently

[Reevzy]

What's the go with quick tune and advanced setup menus both having their different settings?
Mainly the steering lock i'm trying to get my head around.
You'd think that if you couldn't be bothered going into the depths of the advanced tuning, you could just cover a few things in quick tune but those settings don't change in advanced.
Quick tune doesn't "override" the settings in advanced.

So what does that mean? If you change it in quick tune, you also have to change it in advanced?
You can have steering lock on 1 in quick tune and 100 in advanced.
What's doing what?

 

[Nuck81]

pretty sure it depends on which one you save or load last.

In case you want to have different tunes for different tracks. You have to load that tune for each one.

If you only have 1 tune for all tracks, whichever tune you save last, rather quick or advanced, is which tune the car is set on....

 

[FLIGHT50]

You know, I just went into this last night and I was thinking the same thing. 2 steering lock options + the wheel setting itself, gets confusing. To fix this issue, I just ignored it. The advanced options has all the things you'd want to change anyways.