Hey Rick... I got a TSW2 a few months back and LOVE IT. I had been
using a TM Nascar Pro, and there is no comparison (the damn pedals on the TM
wouldn't even stay in one place on the floor... horrible design.)
Get the TSW2. The company has lots of upgrade options should you want
to add the bells and whistles (clutch, real pedals, paddle shifters, etc) at
a later time.
-Charlie
> John, every once in a while, someone will post the perfect link (tm).
> This was it!
> Thanks a lot for steering me to the review. It is *exactly* what I
> was looking for, but couldn't find. It totally confirms my
> disappointments with the Nascar PRO, and it really has me geeked up
> about the TSW2.
> Thanks again.
> >I don't have any experience with the original TSW, but I can testify
> >that the TSW2 is built like a TANK. I believe it is a simplified
> >version of the TSW (no quick-disconnect connectors in the wiring
> >harness, etc.), but it's not a "cheapie" knock-off of the original by
> >any means. To get an idea of how the TSW2 compares to Thrustmaster's
> >NASCAR Pro wheel, check out the following review:
> >http://irlinsider.adnetweb.com/tsw2rev.htm
> >Enjoy!
> >-- JB
> >>OK, I need everyone's opinions here. I am on my second wheel right
> >>now, a TMaster Nascar Pro and it's, well, OK. Not great, not bad,
> >>although it's pretty problem-prone. I've already had it in for one
> >>repair/replacement and now it's due for another. Of course, shipping
> >>to them is at my expense...
> >>Anyway, I just love racing and I'm considering getting a TSW wheel. I
> >>see a lot of posts praising the TSW2 wheel, so I started getting
> >>curious about people's opinions. I know that people love the TSW, but
> >>how does the TSW2 compare to it.
> >>All opinions are welcome (oh, and Trev, if you're lurking--please
> >>weigh in! <g>).
> >>Thanks, everyone.
