what is?
If you want force feedback - Probably the Logitech Momo Force wheel.
If you dont - BRD Sim Pro wheel
In either case - BRD Speed 7 Pedals are your best choice for something to
put your feet on
Doug
I'm not familiar with these. Are they better than TSW pedals? I'm
currently looking for some good replacement pedals for my Logi wheel but
don't want to spend more than about $150US...
Damien
www.interactiveracing.com
Doug
Anyone using 150US wheels made of plastic, and not tried a solid metal
BRD/hypersim plz refrain from comment :)
> $150 US will buy some plastic shit, you gotta spend $400US to get a pukka
> wheel....
> Anyone using 150US wheels made of plastic, and not tried a solid metal
> BRD/hypersim plz refrain from comment :)
Beers and cheers
(uncle) Goy
"The Pits" http://www.theuspits.com/
"A man is only as old as the woman he feels"
--Groucho Marx--
My $99 MSFFW is 2 years old, is GREAT for GPL, and is built like a tank.
It's never given a hint of trouble.
Others echo my experience.
The only issue I've ever heard about, and that was just in the last 2 days,
was a gent that broke a pedal spring.
You don't have to spend $400 to enjoy GPL, and in fact I suspect that $400
wheel is not force feedback. GPL is much easier to race with Force
Feedback, and it has one of the best implementations there has ever been.
-Larry
> Anyone using 150US wheels made of plastic, and not tried a solid metal
> BRD/hypersim plz refrain from comment :)
> > > If you want force feedback - Probably the Logitech Momo Force wheel.
> > > If you dont - BRD Sim Pro wheel
> > > In either case - BRD Speed 7 Pedals are your best choice for something
> to
> > > put your feet on
> > I'm not familiar with these. Are they better than TSW pedals? I'm
> > currently looking for some good replacement pedals for my Logi wheel but
> > don't want to spend more than about $150US...
> > Damien
> My $99 MSFFW is 2 years old, is GREAT for GPL, and is built like a tank.
> It's never given a hint of trouble.
> Others echo my experience.
> The only issue I've ever heard about, and that was just in the last 2
days,
> was a gent that broke a pedal spring.
> You don't have to spend $400 to enjoy GPL, and in fact I suspect that $400
> wheel is not force feedback. GPL is much easier to race with Force
> Feedback, and it has one of the best implementations there has ever been.
> -Larry
> > $150 US will buy some plastic shit, you gotta spend $400US to get a
pukka
> > wheel....
> > Anyone using 150US wheels made of plastic, and not tried a solid metal
> > BRD/hypersim plz refrain from comment :)
> > > > If you want force feedback - Probably the Logitech Momo Force wheel.
> > > > If you dont - BRD Sim Pro wheel
> > > > In either case - BRD Speed 7 Pedals are your best choice for
something
> > to
> > > > put your feet on
> > > I'm not familiar with these. Are they better than TSW pedals? I'm
> > > currently looking for some good replacement pedals for my Logi wheel
but
> > > don't want to spend more than about $150US...
> > > Damien
> $150 US will buy some plastic shit, you gotta spend $400US to get a pukka
> wheel....
> Anyone using 150US wheels made of plastic, and not tried a solid metal
> BRD/hypersim plz refrain from comment :)
Zoom zoom.
The Momo in good enough, and it's made with lots of metal!
Gerry
Gerry
Jim
> Gerry
> the new BRD speed7's are the best currently available and the wheel no
> longer uses *** hose but has a solid return spring and various
upgrades,
> the *** hose was actually the Zye Technologies produced wheel, made
from
> BRD designs i believe. Zye went bust not suprising poorly produced
product,
> but BRD make the excellent design properly...As a non FF wheel the unit is
> very good, not as good or as strong as my hyper unit though. The old BRD
> pedals were good metal units with strength and good pedal feel, the new
> Speed7's are totally adjustable for position, rack etc, come with a
> processor unit that levels pot spikes etc, an evolution on anything
> currently available. These are metal products and after using plastic
pedals
> the feel, movement and adjustablity of plastic units is useless, anything
> with MOMO, Logitech, MS on it has shit pedals.
> Im sure from the pics youll see the difference better the quality of metal
> units. Also comfort of use, having to lift you feet off the pedals all the
> time with horizontal feet flat on the pedals is awful! ala MOMO... Being
> able to use your legs flat and having your feet at 90degrees to horizontal
> is so much more comfortable, like a race car flat legs vertical feet, im
in
> ankle agony after 5mins of cheapo pedals....
> Theres to many reasons to aviod plastic mainstream wheels......
> > > I wonder how the
> > > momo wheel compares to a TSW or a BRD? Dave?
> > It's light years ahead, using micro processors to communicate with the
> > software and reproduce a realistic racing experience. While TSW use two
> > springs and BRD use a lump of *** hose. HA! Someone tell 'em it's the
> > 21st century FFS! <g>
> > Gerry
> Uh, Gerry. Where'd you get that kart? They got more? ;-)
> > Uh, Gerry. Where'd you get that kart? They got more? ;-)
> 2nd hand, UKP2500. That's about the same as a fully loaded hyper.
That is a seriously beefy looking motor assembly.
dave henrie