> I have owned a lot of wheel and pedal sets and I currently use
> the CH Racing Wheel with the CH Pedals which are sold seperately.
> This is a very good set for GP2, Nascar 2 etc.
> I recently purchased the CH Racing System which is a wheel and pedal
> set. The Wheel is exactly the same as the CH Racing Wheel but the
> pedals included in this set are awful and I would strongly advise
> against buying this set.
> Get the CH Racing Wheel on its own and add a set of CH Pedals
> (The ones that look like airplane pedals). The Wheel is great and
> the CH pedals are probably the finest design that money can buy for
> desktop racing sims.
> I have also owned the Thrustmaster T2 set, the GP1 wheel and the Nascar
> Pro set. None of these matched up to the CH gear. As an exception, the
> Nascar Pro Wheel was very good but it had the disadvantage of being
> sold with the worst pedals I have ever used.
> I hope this answers your questions
> Cheers John Cookson (Canada)
Hmmm....interesting. While I dont deny the CH Pedals are well
designed, I find them awful for desktop racing. I find having
to press the pedals downward from my chair is very awkward as
opposed puhsing foward with the CH Racing System pedals. I didnt
like the CH Racing Wheel either due to its center notch and no
resistance (which I sold off). So I took the wiring and pots
out of my CH Pedals and put them in the CH Racing Pedals. I then
put some weights inside the Racing pedals so it no longer slips
around. Finally, I removed those large pedals from the CH Pedals,
resized them and put them over my CH Racing pedals. I am happy
as a lark now for a cost of around $75 ($45 CH pedals + $30
for the Racing pedals). It works great for racing sims and
flight sims. I do agree though that whatever CH makes for
racing is far superior to TM.
Cheers 2
