rec.autos.simulators

by **DTrager1** » Fri, 26 Feb 1999 04:00:00

http://www.racesimcentral.net/~srcwheel/

by **Woodie** » Sat, 27 Feb 1999 04:00:00

>I already own a T2 setup, but I'm looking to get a little more serious. I
>have taken a look at the ECCI CDS 4000, any other suggestions?

You can't go wrong with the CDS 4000 IMHO. I've had mine about six months, and
I love it. I average about three hours a day racing, and I've never had a
glitch. I definitely recommend the progressive brake option. It gives much
better feel, and only costs $69.00.

Don McCorkle
Libertarian Motorsports

by **Peter Bowma** » Wed, 03 Mar 1999 04:00:00

But you have to watch - some of these wheels break awhul easily. I had a V3
wheel which broke in about a month.

>>I already own a T2 setup, but I'm looking to get a little more serious. I
>>have taken a look at the ECCI CDS 4000, any other suggestions?

>You can't go wrong with the CDS 4000 IMHO. I've had mine about six months,
and
>I love it. I average about three hours a day racing, and I've never had a
>glitch. I definitely recommend the progressive brake option. It gives
much
>better feel, and only costs $69.00.

>Don McCorkle
>Libertarian Motorsports

by **Woodie** » Thu, 04 Mar 1999 04:00:00

>But you have to watch - some of these wheels break awhul easily. I had a V3
>wheel which broke in about a month.

>>>I already own a T2 setup, but I'm looking to get a little more serious. I
>>>have taken a look at the ECCI CDS 4000, any other suggestions?

>>You can't go wrong with the CDS 4000 IMHO.

I hardly think this $1300 wheel is going to break in a month. As a matter of
fact, I'm willing to bet that I could throw it out of a fifth floor window and
not break it.

Don McCorkle

rec.autos.simulators

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suggestions? Looking for Nice wheel/pedal combos

suggestions? Looking for Nice wheel/pedal combos

suggestions? Looking for Nice wheel/pedal combos