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best steering wheel

14 posts by 9 people · 28 Jun 2005 23:22 UTC - 08 Jul 2005 17:39 UTC

Andy Bolt 28 Jun 2005 23:22 UTC#20055
hi pound for pound what do you think is the best value steering wheel and pedals for pc games? Thanks Andy
for the money, the logitech driving force pro PS2 wheel. I've had most every PC wheel out there and this one is the best. IMOP "Andy Bolt" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]... > hi pound for pound what do you think is the best value steering wheel and > pedals for pc games? > > Thanks Andy >
ECCI wheels are in a class totally by themselves. They cost a bunch, but are a piece of engineering compared to what I would call toys for the rest. TSW also makes a nice wheel and it's a step up from the plastic stuff in the stores. Chad "mjones53" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:W%kwe.533$[email hidden]...
Quoted text (13 lines)> for the money, the logitech driving force pro PS2 wheel. > I've had most every PC wheel out there and this one is the best. IMOP > > > "Andy Bolt" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:[email hidden]... >> hi pound for pound what do you think is the best value steering wheel and >> pedals for pc games? >> >> Thanks Andy >> > >
Larry 30 Jun 2005 18:41 UTC↳ reply to Andy Bolt#20010
I still think the MSFFW. I've gone away from it several times and tried various Logitech and other wheels, but I keep putting the MSFFW back on the desk. Ever time. -Larry "Andy Bolt" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]... > hi pound for pound what do you think is the best value steering wheel and > pedals for pc games? > > Thanks Andy >
I really used to like my ActLabs RS Force. I had to modify the original pedals, and they still weren't all that great, but I really liked the wheel. Then they came out with the performance pedals, which I thought were a big improvement. Unfortunately, the USB version of the "engine" (which I have to use under WinXP) is total shit. I haven't looked in well over a year, does anyone know if they did anything for it? Thanks, Gerald Andy Bolt wrote: > hi pound for pound what do you think is the best value steering wheel and > pedals for pc games? > > Thanks Andy
Andy Bolt wrote: > hi pound for pound what do you think is the best value steering wheel and > pedals for pc games? Hi Andy, I you can afford a Logitech Driving Force Pro, its really a great wheel with its very high precision wheel sensors (Optical similiar to the good old microsoft wheels) plus a very solid feel and material usage. It costs around 110 US$/ 100 Euro street price. If thats too expensive try a used but good looking MS Wheel from Ebay. Daniel
Plowboy 01 Jul 2005 13:35 UTC↳ reply to Larry#20024
Mee tooo Larry, they are pretty damn good wheels. In fact I bought a spare just as 'reports' were being posted around that MS quit making them, back when... Thnk Gawd too, I have found NOTHING to compare them too. I almost bought one of those Logitech driving force Pro if nothing else but the excuse "for the kid' and his playstation. but I couldnt do it, hehhee TO the guy who likes the ECCI pound for pound value wise, I got some stuff I would like to sell ya... $1200 ecci vs $100-150 retail (I paid $40 for one of mine, I think 60 for the newer one) you just cannot beat them. there is no comparision, now I admit I would love the new pedals for my MS wheel, but sitting on the kitchen chair I use at the desk, I doubt I would be as comfortable... Larry enlightened us with:
Quoted text (13 lines)> I still think the MSFFW. > > I've gone away from it several times and tried various Logitech and > other wheels, but I keep putting the MSFFW back on the desk. Ever > time. > -Larry > > "Andy Bolt" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:[email hidden]... >> hi pound for pound what do you think is the best value steering >> wheel and pedals for pc games? >> >> Thanks Andy
Is that the newer engine cartridge? For some stupid reason they apparently "upgraded" the engine late in the production. Wheel resolution was cut by over 10x, IIRC. One of the reasons they died, in my opinion (you should have seen the complaints on the AL forums). Real shame, too - I have an early AL wheel/shifter and I love it (apart from the pedals - I use a set of TM pedals instead). I'm still looking out for a USB GPL shifter to pick up so I can get a Logitech DFP. Kendt
What happened to these guys ? They were the hot poopie for a while there, and then seem to fade out from existance. If I recall, the not-so-quailty construction of their 'high-end' pedal set didn't help them any. -Larry <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
Quoted text (18 lines)>I really used to like my ActLabs RS Force. I had to modify the > original pedals, and they still weren't all that great, but I really > liked the wheel. Then they came out with the performance pedals, which > I thought were a big improvement. Unfortunately, the USB version of > the "engine" (which I have to use under WinXP) is total shit. > > I haven't looked in well over a year, does anyone know if they did > anything for it? > > Thanks, > Gerald > > Andy Bolt wrote: >> hi pound for pound what do you think is the best value steering wheel and >> pedals for pc games? >> >> Thanks Andy >
Leather wrap. $2.99 from Pep Boys :) -Larry "John Smith" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:7elxe.93646$[email hidden]... >I am on my second MSFF wheel. They are great wheels except for the rubber >grips. >
Plowboy 07 Jul 2005 21:01 UTC↳ reply to Larry#19878
jeeez, maybe going outside once in a while is in order? (j/k) wash your hands once in a while.. hahahaa. no seriously I have had mine a long dang time, not even a hint of rubber problems.... Larry enlightened us with:
Quoted text (8 lines)> Leather wrap. $2.99 from Pep Boys :) > > -Larry > > "John Smith" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:7elxe.93646$[email hidden]... >> I am on my second MSFF wheel. They are great wheels except for the >> rubber grips.
Larry 08 Jul 2005 17:39 UTC↳ reply to Plowboy#19890
Me either :) -Larry "Plowboy" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:fKgze.62333$%Z2.30846@lakeread08...
Quoted text (20 lines)> jeeez, > > maybe going outside once in a while is in order? (j/k) wash your hands > once in a while.. hahahaa. > > no seriously I have had mine a long dang time, not even a hint of rubber > problems.... > > > Larry enlightened us with: >> Leather wrap. $2.99 from Pep Boys :) >> >> -Larry >> >> "John Smith" <[email hidden]> wrote in message >> news:7elxe.93646$[email hidden]... >>> I am on my second MSFF wheel. They are great wheels except for the >>> rubber grips. > >
Larry 08 Jul 2005 17:39 UTC#532616
Me either :) -Larry
Quoted text (18 lines)> jeeez, > maybe going outside once in a while is in order? (j/k) wash your hands > once in a while.. hahahaa. > no seriously I have had mine a long dang time, not even a hint of *** > problems.... > Larry enlightened us with: >> Leather wrap. $2.99 from Pep Boys :) >> -Larry >>> I am on my second MSFF wheel. They are great wheels except for the >>> *** grips.

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