I was wondering something I have a joystick that I run Nascar and Indycar
2 with but I have heard so much of the T2 steering wheel and how times
fall because of it could somebody tell me if this is true am really close
to getting one and need to know if I should spend the money.
Thanks
> I was wondering something I have a joystick that I run Nascar and Indycar
> 2 with but I have heard so much of the T2 steering wheel and how times
> fall because of it could somebody tell me if this is true am really close
> to getting one and need to know if I should spend the money.
> Thanks
Hope you enjoy it as much as I do!
Catch ya l8tr.
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>I was wondering something I have a joystick that I run Nascar and
Indycar
>2 with but I have heard so much of the T2 steering wheel and how times
>fall because of it could somebody tell me if this is true am really
close
>to getting one and need to know if I should spend the money.
>Thanks
One thing is for sure. The wheel will make you fall in love with the
games all over again
--
Michael Kirton
Columbia, SC
...
It's funny how these things work- I bought a T2, and became too lazy
to ever put in the joystick to play anything but racing games...
But it is a great wheel, for the money. And what I keep hearing about
ThrustMaster's tech support, I feel even happier about the purchase. '
BTW, I put a 1.5-foot 2-by-4 behind my pedals, so that it lays flat
and against the wall. This lessens the travel of the pedals, which I
prefer. I also think it might be easier on my springs, and maybe even
pots.
thee...
Having the steering wheel is a great improvement, but I think the real bonus is
in having analog gas and brake. You simply can not work many of the track
correctly without it. For example, at a track like Bristol, if I nail the gas
coming out of the turn, around I go... but a gentle acceleration to full
throttle keeps the car going straight and gives me good lap speeds.
-Steve
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>thee...
>>I was wondering something I have a joystick that I run Nascar and Indycar
>>2 with but I have heard so much of the T2 steering wheel and how times
>>fall because of it could somebody tell me if this is true am really close
>>to getting one and need to know if I should spend the money.
>Having the steering wheel is a great improvement, but I think the real bonus
is
>in having analog gas and brake. You simply can not work many of the track
>correctly without it. For example, at a track like Bristol, if I nail the gas
>coming out of the turn, around I go... but a gentle acceleration to full
>throttle keeps the car going straight and gives me good lap speeds.
>-Steve
>thee...
>>I was wondering something I have a joystick that I run Nascar and Indycar
>>2 with but I have heard so much of the T2 steering wheel and how times
>>fall because of it could somebody tell me if this is true am really close
>>to getting one and need to know if I should spend the money.
>Having the steering wheel is a great improvement, but I think the real bonus
is
>in having analog gas and brake. You simply can not work many of the track
>correctly without it. For example, at a track like Bristol, if I nail the gas
>coming out of the turn, around I go... but a gentle acceleration to full
>throttle keeps the car going straight and gives me good lap speeds.
>-Steve
> ...
> >I have been happy with my T2. I didnt want to spend $300-500 for a
> >wheel so I spent $100 bucks and accepted the fact that it wont last
> >forever. From what I understand, Thrustmaster will provide free pedal
> >springs and stuff like that. If you have the $300-500 to spend, the
> >ECC and TSW are worth a look.
> >One thing is for sure. The wheel will make you fall in love with the
> >games all over again
> It's funny how these things work- I bought a T2, and became too lazy
> to ever put in the joystick to play anything but racing games...
> But it is a great wheel, for the money. And what I keep hearing about
> ThrustMaster's tech support, I feel even happier about the purchase. '
> BTW, I put a 1.5-foot 2-by-4 behind my pedals, so that it lays flat
> and against the wall. This lessens the travel of the pedals, which I
> prefer. I also think it might be easier on my springs, and maybe even
> pots.I thought the T2 was well worth the C note, but I have to admit I want to
>...
>>I have been happy with my T2. I didnt want to spend $300-500 for a
>>wheel so I spent $100 bucks and accepted the fact that it wont last
>>forever. From what I understand, Thrustmaster will provide free pedal
>>springs and stuff like that. If you have the $300-500 to spend, the
>>ECC and TSW are worth a look.
>>One thing is for sure. The wheel will make you fall in love with the
>>games all over again
>It's funny how these things work- I bought a T2, and became too lazy
>to ever put in the joystick to play anything but racing games...
>But it is a great wheel, for the money. And what I keep hearing about
>ThrustMaster's tech support, I feel even happier about the purchase. '
>BTW, I put a 1.5-foot 2-by-4 behind my pedals, so that it lays flat
>and against the wall. This lessens the travel of the pedals, which I
>prefer. I also think it might be easier on my springs, and maybe even
>pots.
http://www.ozemail.com.au/~hoppy1/simcar.html
Cheers,
Craig
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