Notchy TM Ferrari

I had to say bye-bye to my LWFF, because something went wrong, and bought TM Ferrari. This thing is very notchy. When I had LWFF I even didn't know what notchiness means. Can someone tell me how can I cure this, or will it stop with time. Thx.

Hi Mario, If by notchy you mean a kind of rough grating like feel, then yes, it will go in time. I have the TM Ferrari which I bought about 6 months ago and I am still very happy with it. In my experience, it will "bed in" and feel nice and smooth after maybe a week of regular use. Hope this helps you. Good luck! PS I did have the throttle pedal spring break once and had the wheel replaced and again it was "notchy" for about a week. So far the springs have lasted but they can be a weak point of the TM Ferrari wheel. Bye, Mad Max........... "Mario Petrinovic" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:a01cvm$c9ec$[email hidden]...

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> I had to say bye-bye to my LWFF, because something > went wrong, and bought TM Ferrari. This thing is very notchy. > When I had LWFF I even didn't know what notchiness means. > Can someone tell me how can I cure this, or will it stop with > time. Thx. > >

Thanks Max. It is getting better already. Either it diminished a little, or I've got right settings, or I'm simply getting used to it. Or all three. P.S.: Can you get springs from Thrustmaster. I already ruined my warranty.: ) Thx again. "MAD MAX" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]... > Hi Mario, > If by notchy you mean a kind of rough grating like feel, then yes, it will > go in time. I have the TM Ferrari which I bought about 6 months ago and Iam > still very happy with it. In my experience, it will "bed in" and feel nice > and smooth after maybe a week of regular use. Hope this helps you. Good > luck! > PS I did have the throttle pedal spring break once and had the wheel > replaced and again it was "notchy" for about a week. So far the springshave > lasted but they can be a weak point of the TM Ferrari wheel. > > Bye, > > Mad Max........... >

I mean, is it possible to get springs from Thrustmaster. Excuse my English. "Mario Petrinovic" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:a0aidf$7ml2$[email hidden]... > Thanks Max. > > It is getting better already. Either it diminished a little, orI've > got right settings, or I'm simply getting used to it. Or all three. > P.S.: Can you get springs from Thrustmaster. I already ruined > my warranty.: ) Thx again. >

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> > > > It is getting better already. Either it diminished a little, or > I've > > got right settings, or I'm simply getting used to it. Or all three. > > P.S.: Can you get springs from Thrustmaster. I already ruined > > my warranty.: ) Thx again. > > > > >

Just give them a ring and they'll send you a new set. They sent me new spring for my T2 a couple of years ago and have just sent new springs fro mt Ferrari FF wheel. Some Call Me Tim

Thanks Tim. <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]... > > > > > > It is getting better already. Either it diminished a little,or

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> > I've > > > got right settings, or I'm simply getting used to it. Or all three. > > > P.S.: Can you get springs from Thrustmaster. I already ruined > > > my warranty.: ) Thx again. > > > > > > > > > > > Just give them a ring and they'll send you a new set. They sent me new > spring for my T2 a couple of years ago and have just sent new springs fro

mt > Ferrari FF wheel. > > Some Call Me Tim > >