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Logitech WingMan Formula Force GP

discussed in 456 posts, 2000-2007 · overall tone mixed

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Key threads

  • New Logitech Formula Force GP versus the original 2000-11-08 · 52 posts
    Greg Cisko and others judged the new Logitech Formula Force GP wheel worse than the original, citing its buttons, plastic feel, weak clamps and gear drive, which Act Labs' Raymond confirmed replaced cables. Many recommended buying the cheap original Logitech wheel or the Guillemot Ferrari wheel instead. Owners debated clamp designs and Windows 2000 support.
  • Logitech MOMO wheel compared with Wingman Formula Force 2001-11-03 · 31 posts
    Posters compared the new Logitech MOMO wheel with the cable-driven Wingman Formula Force and the gear-driven Formula Force GP. Some found the MOMO's feel inferior to the original Wingman, but most owners said its ball-bearing design made it far smoother and more solid than the GP. Larry and Jens Schumi argued about whether the MOMO and GP share internals, and the Wingman Team forum was recommended for more information.
  • Logitech Formula Force GP wheel impressions 2000-10-19 · 21 posts
    Users assessed the new Logitech Formula Force GP, a cheaper, gear-driven revision of the original force feedback wheel. Owners found it good value with decent pedals, while others found it toy-like and noted clamp, squealing and pedal-swap issues. Comparisons were made with the original Logitech wheel's sideways play.
  • Which racing wheel to buy in late 2000 2000-12-07 · 21 posts
    Simon H asked which of several force-feedback wheels to buy. Replies stressed personal preference and trying before buying, with many praising the Microsoft Sidewinder FF wheel for durability. Larry criticised the Logitech Formula Force GP after returning one, and others mentioned slottweak.com, the Hyperstimulator and Frex Momo conversions.
  • Replacing a failed Wingman Formula Force GP wheel 2001-11-08 · 32 posts
    After his Formula Force GP wheel kept spiking, Haqsau asked for a mid-priced replacement. Suggestions included the Logitech MOMO, ACT Labs and the Microsoft Sidewinder FF, whose ageing software Larry criticised. Much of the thread criticised Logitech for not selling spare parts, while the volunteer Wingman Team was praised for trying to help; posters also discussed where to source replacement pots.
  • Logitech MOMO force feedback wheel spotted 2001-08-31 · 27 posts
    S.J. Rant posted an Australian retail listing for a new Logitech MOMO force-feedback wheel with a leather rim and aluminium pedals. Posters debated whether it reused the original Wingman Force Feedback or the newer GP internals, and Ashley McConnell reported that Logitech staff at ECTS told him it was gear-driven but ball-bearinged. Many were disappointed that the pedals still looked like the old weak design and that the cable drive had not returned.

Sentiment by year

Each post that discussed it was rated from −2 (very negative) to +2 (very positive).

YearPostsPositiveNegativeTone
20001252646negative (-0.22)
20011883555mixed (-0.11)
2002962021mixed (-0.04)
20032959mixed (-0.14)
20041001mixed (-0.10)
2005601mixed (-0.17)
2006100mixed (+0.00)
2007100mixed (+0.00)

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