Does anyone have suggestions on how to tighten the steering column of a
MS Precision Racing wheel (non FF)? Mine is about 2 1/2 years old, and is
starting to develop a little play in it...steering wheel rocks a few
millimeters side to side relative to the main housing. I've had great luck
with it so far, kind of surprised that it's lasted this long.... I just
need it to last another month or so,until I buy a TSW2. Thanks in advance.
Sean
I used to have this wheel, and I had the same problem... couldn't fix
it though, seems that the non-ball bearing of the steering column just
wears out :/
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Sean
> > Does anyone have suggestions on how to tighten the steering column of
a
> >MS Precision Racing wheel (non FF)? Mine is about 2 1/2 years old, and
is
> >starting to develop a little play in it...steering wheel rocks a few
> >millimeters side to side relative to the main housing. I've had great
luck
> >with it so far, kind of surprised that it's lasted this long.... I just
> >need it to last another month or so,until I buy a TSW2. Thanks in
advance.
> I used to have this wheel, and I had the same problem... couldn't fix
> it though, seems that the non-ball bearing of the steering column just
> wears out :/
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Hehe =)
BTW, I still regret that I sold my MS set. I really dislike the Momo
Force pedals, and I realised too late that I could've used the MS
pedals with the Momo wheel...
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The MS wheels hold up longer and better than most.
Larry
Larry
> >That's what I was thinking, too. Not worth the cost or hassle of trying
to
> >get it fixed. Too bad, I was hoping to sell it when I get a new wheel.
I
> >guess that's why the MS wheels are disposable! ;)
> Hehe =)
> BTW, I still regret that I sold my MS set. I really dislike the Momo
> Force pedals, and I realised too late that I could've used the MS
> pedals with the Momo wheel...
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something like this:
>> BTW, I still regret that I sold my MS set. I really dislike the Momo
>> Force pedals, and I realised too late that I could've used the MS
>> pedals with the Momo wheel...
How much is 35 ? in US $$$ ?
I don't even know what that symbol means :)
Larry
> something like this:
> >Are people actually wiring these in, or are they just tucking the MS
Wheel
> >under the desk somewhere?
> >> BTW, I still regret that I sold my MS set. I really dislike the Momo
> >> Force pedals, and I realised too late that I could've used the MS
> >> pedals with the Momo wheel...
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LOL... that's euro, and 1 euro is roughly 1 US dollar.
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Would you want to buy my Precision Racing Wheel? It's in good
condition, except for the slight play in the steering wheel. You could
always use it as a spare wheel. I'd sell it to you for $30...including all
of the original hardware, manual, and CD. Let me know.
Sean
> >That's what I was thinking, too. Not worth the cost or hassle of trying
to
> >get it fixed. Too bad, I was hoping to sell it when I get a new wheel.
I
> >guess that's why the MS wheels are disposable! ;)
> Hehe =)
> BTW, I still regret that I sold my MS set. I really dislike the Momo
> Force pedals, and I realised too late that I could've used the MS
> pedals with the Momo wheel...
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Thanks for the offer, but the shipping costs (to Finland) would
probably be another $30...
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i have one for sale in here finland. you could contact my mail.
in finnish, this english is just because posting to this group.
pasi
> >Jussi,
> > Would you want to buy my Precision Racing Wheel? It's in good
> >condition, except for the slight play in the steering wheel. You could
> >always use it as a spare wheel. I'd sell it to you for $30...including
all
> >of the original hardware, manual, and CD. Let me know.
> Thanks for the offer, but the shipping costs (to Finland) would
> probably be another $30...
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> - JKo -
