P-factor in FSX

[Mr._Ryan]

Hey,

I just got the Saitek rudder pedals; I have all my realism settings maxed (to realistic). Yet I notice hardly any necessity for rudder use, particularly on climbout, but also in turns. When climbing out in a Cherokee 180, for example, whereas in real life you basically ride the right rudder pedal all the way down the runway and then all the way to cruising altitude; in FSX you really don't need it at all. In turns just a tap of the rudder pedal will keep you in a coordinated turn, even at 45 degrees, whereas in a real Cherokee it takes significant rudder input.

What gives?

[SeanTK]

May depend on the addon.

Also, I've noticed that I'm doing it subconsciously now, so are you absolutely sure that you're not using those pedals? 

[Mr._Ryan]

[quote]May depend on the addon.

Also, I've noticed that I'm doing it subconsciously now, so are you absolutely sure that you're not using those pedals?

[SeanTK]

Just out of curiosity, take the default 172 up for a spin and see if it behaves more realistically. Again, it may be that addon.

As far as what I fly...lately it's been helicopters. 
As far as fixed wing goes, Tim Conrad has the Pilatus PC-6 Porter available which I have used a little bit...