I have been using Thrustmaster GP1's for a long time. I use them
because of the accelator/brake paddles on the wheel, as pedals cause
me difficulties. I am mostly just a GP3 and GPL driver, although I
occasionally fire up N4.
My last GP1 wheel is about to wear out. I don't want to use pedals.
Anyone have any pedalless wheel recommendations? FF not required, but
would be welcome.
Thanks in advance for any advice.
hammer
The Thrustmaster "Ferrari" FF wheel comes with pedals, but they are
attached using a DIN style plug. With the pedals disconnected the extra
set of analog paddles can be used for gas/brake.
It's split-axis with paddle-shifters and a sequential shifter.
Check out my setup: TV Tray Drivin' V2 -- shown with optional GPL USB
Shifter from Act-Labs.com :-)
http://www.members.home.net/mondsj/TVTDv2
See it here from Guillemot aka Thrustmaster.com:
http://shop.guillemot.com/cgi-bin/tmshop.filereader?3babbf0d000b231a273fcdcd1b6c066d+EN/products/2969046
Jason.
Hammer wrote:
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http://www.proracingclub.com - Pro Racing Club! (GPL)
http://www.scprc.com - Stock Car Division of the PRC. (N4, Fun Run Sims)
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> > I have been using Thrustmaster GP1's for a long time. I use them > because of the accelator/brake paddles on the wheel, as pedals cause > me difficulties. I am mostly just a GP3 and GPL driver, although I > occasionally fire up N4. > > My last GP1 wheel is about to wear out. I don't want to use pedals. > Anyone have any pedalless wheel recommendations? FF not required, but > would be welcome. > > Thanks in advance for any advice. > > hammerJason Monds <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...
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Dude, you rock. Thanks mondo.
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