To correct the previous post. The force RS is a good FF wheel, has a
separate shift kit (optional) with configurations available for 4,5,6 speeds
and R with direct input. I have heard rumors that a clutch set-up is on the
horizon, no idea when. Last but not least you are probably going to
struggle with many of the newer titles. Which genre are you interested in?
Paul
> >Hello,
> >I stumbled on to the newsgroup and it made me dust off my Nascar 2 racing
> game.
> >I'm looking for a steering wheel, shifter and pedals (gas brake clutch).
> What
> >do you experts recommend?
> MSFF is probably the best.
> I don't know of any one with a clutch.
> Would be pointless though, as no game
> models a clutch very much, if at all.
> I saw that MS had a wheel and pedals(no clutch). I
> >assume the FF wheels are the way to go. SO what is a decent FF wheel?
> What
> >shifting mechanism do people use? I assume it need s to be its own
device
> since
> >for comfort it willl be lower than the wheel.
> Many of the nicer wheels have F1 type paddle shifters.
> >Do they have adjustable ones (3 spd, 4 spd 5 spd ... reverse)?
> Not that I know of.
> Are there
> >reasonable pedal that are hinged the right way (on top instead of floor)?
> No
> >seen that in Best Buy none of the pedals have a clutch, so how do people
> >shift:)?
> See above,set up.
> >What are the current sims for Nascar? open wheel? off-road? MY
computer
> >system in PII 350 MMx with a g400 max video card, Can it handle the
> current
> >sims?
> No,