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I'm surprised that nobody has mentioned yet that this is a built in feature on Teslas. Not Mario Kart, of course, but a generic kart game that you can play with
by modeless 4y ago
I'm surprised that nobody has mentioned yet that this is a built in feature on Teslas. Not Mario Kart, of course, but a generic kart game that you can play with the real steering wheel.
- myko 4y agoBe careful playing the Tesla kart game, don't wear your tires down by steering the wheel too much
- mikepurvis 4y agoOr do it sitting in a loose surface parking lot (dirt, gravel, whatever).
- Graziano_M 4y agoI doubt the wheels turn at all while in this mode.
- omegabravo 4y agothey do turn unfortunately turn https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_sanbI_ze8c https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_sanbI_ze8c
- myko 4y agoAs noted above they do turn. I think it would be potentially dangerous to allow a software change to prevent the wheel from turning the tires, so unlikely to be implemented.
- Graziano_M 4y agoI understand that, but also, the tesla has software configuration for e.g. how tight the steering is, so ostensibly it would be possible. But it does make sense that there would be no way for the steering column ECU's CAN messages to be blocked from reaching the steering ECU.
- sundvor 4y agoI've got a Sparco R383 steering wheel .. on a Fanatec Podium Hub and DD1 direct drive wheelbase. There's your real steering wheel, and it won't wear out your car's tyres either. ;)