On most WWII-era fighters, the engine mount is canted downward, has left or right thrust, the wing ahs positive incidence, the stab has negative incidence, and the fin and rudder have right of left built in.
On the Super Corsair, the rudder is split. The top portion is rudder and the bottom rudder is connected to the throttle and perhaps airspeed. It definitely and applies right rudder when you increase throttle, but that might trim out a bit at speed, I'm not too sure about the airspeed portion of it, but it definitely comes in at approach speed with throttle.