The front wheels are offset so they turn to the right when the wheel is straight, why did they make it like this?
I'll try, but I'm quite sure this happened in the completely vanilla version --- Post updated --- as you can see, usually if you go straight ahead you're bound to clip the toll booth:
however, when i floor it and i drive without touching the steering, this happens: --- Post updated --- positive, i've tried tapping the accelerator and even lifting off in 2nd gear.
It's because of bump steer from having a solid front axle. If you brake, it'll slightly veer back left. It's just a consequence of having a solid front axle
I apologise for the extremely late reply, but I don't completely understand how it helps bump steer. I've done some research but it's still baffling. How does having some offset help bump steer? Wouldn't it make the steering worse if it was on the other direction?