Conclusion, they are not optical.
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Ian P
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> > I no longer have the MSFF wheel, gave it to a friend, but I do still
> > have the MSPW in the loft in the garage. If I get a chance over the
> > weekend I'll drag it down and rip it apart to satisfy my curiosity ;)
> Ok, I found a bit of time and here's the pics
> http://www.iparker.plus.com/wheel/
> Conclusion, they are not optical.
Still puzzled as to why my supplier lists the non FF wheel as Opto
Mechanical though
Beers and cheers
(uncle) Goy
"goyl at nettx dot no"
http://www.theuspits.com
"A man is only as old as the woman he feels........"
--Groucho Marx--
Pete
I ran 50 laps and stayed in the mid 38's the whole time.
You are attacking the corners too hard. As the great DW once said, "You
gotta 'float' it in there".
Slower is faster at Michigan.
-Larry
> The thing pushes like a *** for me. After 10 laps the tyres are shot and
> I'm struggling to stay in the 40's. This compares with the 37's That I can
> run with my own setup!! The price we pay for fixed setup racing I guess -
> One man's medicine is another man's poison...
> MS
> > Folks, tell me this ain't one of the sweetest setups you've ever run. I
> > could not believe it.
> > If you can keep your head screwed on (at least partially) for two laps,
> the
> > car will damned near drive itself for the rest of the tank.
> > I'm not kidding. This thing is SMOOOOTH! Tire wear is excellent, and
> even.
> > Of course speeds drop off, but I was 30+ laps into a fuel run and still
> > running mid 38's.
> > On fresh tires, I'm already turning 38.2's and I haven't even really
> started
> > to practice yet nor look hard for speed.
> > The car balance and stability are really excellent. I had to go and
make
> > sure the aids hadn't gotten turned on by accident!
> > If you can't run this track with this setup and have a good day, you
might
> > as well hang up the keys :)
> > -Larry
> Ian, when I ordered mine it was listed as Goy suggests. Unless, there
> are different versions available(looks like it on the web site but it is too
> convoluted to tell). The newest versions are USB the older ones weren't
> but I don't know if that matters. I guess I'm too lazy to pull it apart
> maybe I'll
> get the energy.
> Goy, whatever pots they are using they still calibrate more solidly than
> anyone elses for some reason. So it still may be a viable option.
I may plonk out the extra cash for the FF wheel instead
Beers and cheers
(uncle) Goy
"goyl at nettx dot no"
http://www.theuspits.com
"A man is only as old as the woman he feels........"
--Groucho Marx--
Then I should have won EASILY...<g>
Eldred
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