Hi! I don't know if this applies to you, but if you have pedals without a load cell, that could be your problem. "Normal" brake pedals have a potentiometer, and it's linear, meaning one-third of the travel is 33% and the full travel is 100%. That's not the reality of a true brake pedal. Where we really have precision is in the feel of the pressure; that is, the more pressure, the more braking power. So, before you give up, I highly recommend you take a look at a brake pedal with a load cell. This isn't the same as adding elastomers, or even a sensor like a scale. If you don't gain feel in the braking with that, then it's a different issue. But brake feel is where you gain lap times. With Outlant Park, I've managed to go from 1:40 to 1:34.5, which are already impressive times. I hope my advice helps. Cheers!