Mad Mike's 900hp Mazda RX-8 BADBULL - Assetto Corsa (Steering Wheel Gameplay)

Driving Mad Mike's 20B three-rotor RX-8 Radbull on the Touge. This is perhaps one of the most insane cars ever created, both thanks to the power it makes but also because of the intoxicating noise coming from that rotary engine. It's a blast to drive and it makes a great sound!
The game is Assetto Corsa for PC with mods. Let me know what other cars and tracks you'd like to see next!
Mods used:
Car: Mazda RX-8 Mad Mike BADBULL
Track: Tsubaki Line Uphill
Graphics: CSP+Sol+Pure (with custom tweaks to Pure and CSP)
I'm using Assetto Corsa Content Manager and Custom Shaders Patch.
PC Specs:
i7-12700F
EVGA RTX 3080 FTW3 Ultra
32GB G.Skill Aegis 3200MHz
MSI Pro Z690-A DDR4
Arctic Liquid Freezer II 240
Seagate Firecuda 520 SSD
Asus ROG STRIX 750W PSU
Logitech G27 and Joystick Handbrake
00:00 Chase Cam
01:40 Onboard Cam
02:06 Chase Cam
02:48 First Person View
03:10 Chase Cam with Smoke
04:22 Onboard View
04:35 Top of the Mountain

[@seangray4512]

Very cool mate............right I'm on to yr installing Pure vid next! :-)

[@nerdy3740]

wo very nice drift, you make a lot of very good videos , and very good tuts. i have the g25 but i have many problems i dont now how to make a good setup how many degrees wheel setup for turning in the driver or in content manager force feedback and a setup vor open wheelers , maybe you can help? thanks a lot. the brake with an extra joystick its a very good idea, tomorrow i go upstairs and take a look for an old flight stick.. maybe its there^^^, have a great weekend.

[@alwaysonboost]

Yep, I'll probably make a specific video for Logitech users (G25, G27, G29) explaining the settings. For now, just know that I basically have FFB at 100% from the Logitech profile and I have the wheel set to 720 degrees from there (instead of 900 degrees), but that's just because I prefer a quicker wheel. You can leave it at 900 if you want. And the joystick is a cheap way for a handbrake yeah, just map it out to the handbrake axis from Content Manager and make it only work one way by adjusting the actuation point from where it starts to activate. And thanks for the compliments, I really appreciate it!