[James Blint]

You see a lot of talk about FOV but not as much about driving position which can also make a big difference. The thing with driving position is there is no number or degree setting you can stick it on. At least with FOV you can use the Project Immersion calculator to find what is mathematically correct. But that can still look weird if your driving position is too close or far back.

I aim to have it more or less match what I imagine I'd see through the window of my screen. Sometimes it's practically on the bonnet, then others I prefer it further back so I can see through the side window a little bit. I've never just settled on a right setting. Has anyone found a good way to get this setup?

Im always struggling with it as well, i tend to have a default setup with a bit of tilt (-5) and a few click back and up. I find at default our eye sight is pointing too low like right in front of the dashboard, but it's never like that in a real car, especially if you are tall. So usually i do it per car basis, sometimes it takes me plenty of adjustments to be satisfied with it, if too close i can't see nothing around, when too far back the car pillars often block my views of the apex. 

Btw ive done worse than bonnet cam, i had so much issues with this setting the view in the Ginetta, 2 min before the race i decided to do it...with the chase cam.  I ve never driven the Ginetta anymore