rec.autos.simulators

> I bought the ECCI 6000 Pedals (top pivot) specifically for the Momo Force.
> It basically piggy backs onto the original pedal plug.  The unit ECCI had
in
> stock included the PMB2 option but if I could have made the choice I doubt
I
> would have got it again (these arent the 3000 series tractor pedals).  All
I
> can say is they are simply awesome in every respect.  Great ergonomic
> adjustability for nearly any type of seating position.  Absolutely
> bulletproof and should last forever.  Well worth the $300 I paid.  I
> purchased a couple extra Momo wheels so Im set indefinitely as my original
> Momo stills works perfectly after 2+ years of moderate use.

> Mitch

> >I currently have a logitech momo wheel and pedals. It si the one with the
> >red base. As you are aware of the pedals are not real easy to use. I
would
> >like to buy some pedals. I need some suggestions deciding between the TSW
> >pedals and the ECCI 6000 pedals. The TSW pedals cost less. Some suggested
> >to me that the adjustability of the ECCI pedals was worth paying more. I
> >use a desk and a computer chair to drive. Any suggestions? Thanks !!!

>> I currently have a logitech momo wheel and pedals. It si the one with the
>> red base. As you are aware of the pedals are not real easy to use. I
>> would
>> like to buy some pedals. I need some suggestions deciding between the TSW
>> pedals and the ECCI 6000 pedals. The TSW pedals cost less. Some suggested
>> to
>> me that the adjustability of the ECCI pedals was worth paying more. I use
>> a
>> desk and a computer chair to drive. Any suggestions? Thanks !!!

> I have the ECCI wheel and pedals, and both parts are really nice and
> well-made. While I've never seen/used the TSW stuff, I've never seen
> anything but good comments about them.

>I think I have decided to get the TSW pedals. Is there any real need to pay
>more and get the three pedal version? Thanks!!!




>>> I currently have a logitech momo wheel and pedals. It si the one with
>>> the
>>> red base. As you are aware of the pedals are not real easy to use. I
>>> would
>>> like to buy some pedals. I need some suggestions deciding between the
>>> TSW
>>> pedals and the ECCI 6000 pedals. The TSW pedals cost less. Some
>>> suggested to
>>> me that the adjustability of the ECCI pedals was worth paying more. I
>>> use a
>>> desk and a computer chair to drive. Any suggestions? Thanks !!!

>> I have the ECCI wheel and pedals, and both parts are really nice and
>> well-made. While I've never seen/used the TSW stuff, I've never seen
>> anything but good comments about them.

> Are the ECCI 6000s the "tractor" pedals?  If so, be aware that they feel
> kinda clumsy to use, and unlike the other ECCI pedals, offer no real
> adjustability over any other pdeals.  The TSW pedals are well nigh
> bulletproof, and are "adjustable" by the simple expedient of installing
> different springs and/or pots.

>> I currently have a logitech momo wheel and pedals. It si the one with the
>> red base. As you are aware of the pedals are not real easy to use. I
>> would
>> like to buy some pedals. I need some suggestions deciding between the TSW
>> pedals and the ECCI 6000 pedals. The TSW pedals cost less. Some suggested
> to
>> me that the adjustability of the ECCI pedals was worth paying more. I use
> a
>> desk and a computer chair to drive. Any suggestions? Thanks !!!

> I think I have decided to get the TSW pedals. Is there any real need to pay
> more and get the three pedal version? Thanks!!!

> Dont post when you dont know shit.The ECCi pedals have more adjustments
and
> configurations than anything on the market and certainly more than the TSW
> "pedals out of a box" setup.

> > Are the ECCI 6000s the "tractor" pedals?  If so, be aware that they feel
> > kinda clumsy to use, and unlike the other ECCI pedals, offer no real
> > adjustability over any other pdeals.  The TSW pedals are well nigh
> > bulletproof, and are "adjustable" by the simple expedient of installing
> > different springs and/or pots.

> >> I currently have a logitech momo wheel and pedals. It si the one with
the
> >> red base. As you are aware of the pedals are not real easy to use. I
> >> would
> >> like to buy some pedals. I need some suggestions deciding between the
TSW
> >> pedals and the ECCI 6000 pedals. The TSW pedals cost less. Some
suggested
> > to
> >> me that the adjustability of the ECCI pedals was worth paying more. I
use
> > a
> >> desk and a computer chair to drive. Any suggestions? Thanks !!!

>> I think I have decided to get the TSW pedals. Is there any real need to
>> pay
>> more and get the three pedal version? Thanks!!!

> Hey Brian,

> I like my TSW pedals, they're easy to maintain and give a good feel
> (esp. with the "squash ball brake" modification ;-)

> cheers uwe

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> Doesnt it pretty much sum up the quality of the pedals that after you spend
> all that money you still need to modify them urself with a squash ball???
> People do that with shitty momo pedals, you shouldnt need to do that with
> proper supposed top of the line pedals.

>> Doesnt it pretty much sum up the quality of the pedals that after you
>> spend
>> all that money you still need to modify them urself with a squash ball???
>> People do that with shitty momo pedals, you shouldnt need to do that with
>> proper supposed top of the line pedals.

> The quality of the pedals is excellent. Some people don't like that
> "squash ball mod" or its feel on the brake pedal so there's no reason
> to include it in the version that Thomas ships ;-)

> Cheers,

> uwe

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> Herford, Germany \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\ (52.0N/8.5E)
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