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Have you tried the latest build of rfactor 2 as it has improved a lot if you go on rfactor2's forum you can find a lot more about the karts with lots of posts, I have tried the GSC 2013 karts and rfactor 2 karts are way better physics.

Yes... I re-downloaded and installed 2-3 days ago.  Still disappointed visually... and the demo's car/track combo doesn't help sell it to me at all either.

I like rFactor2 very much because of the FIA F2 car,the Marussia F1 car and the Dallara DW12 Indycar.These cars are very interesting to practice because they haven't so much grip like Open wheeler cars in Assetto Corsa or iRacing.Because in reality also not always and not on any track you have the best grip conditions. The Karts in my opinion in KRP are better for practice than in rFactor2.The Karts in rFactor2 in my opinion in driving behaviour seem to be more like a 11hp hobby Kart than like a Race Kart.

i meant Axle to 40-Soft.

15 to 20 years ago i was driving a Formula A Race Kart(100cc,30hp) and it was oversteery.For that reason i also want to have my Karts F100 and KF1 in Kart Racing Pro oversteery to
feel what i had known in that time.To make the Karts in KRP more oversteery than in the Standardsetting,i set the Caster to the highest,the Camber to the most negative value,Rear tire pressure to the Highest,Front tire pressure to the lowest value,Toe to the Highest,the Axle to 50-Soft,Front Ride Height to the highest,Rear Ride Height to the lowest value.And moreover i increased the Front and Rear Track Width to the highest value. And the Seat to 57. Is this correct and what more can i do to have the Race Kart in KRP very oversteery?