Originally Posted by: zomgfast 
Originally Posted by: OpticalHercules 
Also for your light pedals, I personally like it but try increasing your minimum brake/throttle deadzone up to like 15 or 20 so that you actually have to move the pedals a bit before they register.
What I meant was the base is really light and slides around (and the brake is really stiff so that doesn't help). Anyway, since I've read this thread, I've been spinning out in every slow turn due to this. Thanks guys!
I got a simple driving wheel frame, it was cheap and yes, the pedals just slid around on the base all the time, despite the rubber pads on the base on the bottom of the pedals.
My solution was to get some 3M double-sided sticky pads and some command strips, sticking the Command Strips next to the rubber pads on the pedals. The pedals with 6x small size Command Strips (12 if you consider it has 6 either side), the 3M pads are about 3mm thick and fit almost flush with the rubber pads, the command strips hold really well, and no matter how much pressure you apply to the brake and accelerator pedals, they stay stuck in position with no movement at all, rock solid.
The only issue I'm having is with the wheel being twitchy, either over or understeering. I'm sure that can be changed in the settings though, and I'd love to know a settings list of how to make the 'wheel more accurate and less twitchy.