Very cool.
"Rolf Euverman" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Those pedals seem to be standing ways to much straight up.... That might get
pretty unconformtable when you sit in a normal deskchair like most of us....
Rolf Euverman <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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On Tue, 03 Oct 2000 20:07:56 GMT, "Rolf Euverman" <[email hidden]>
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This is especially impressive:
"Prepreg one ply real cabon
plate is used to switch panel"
Huh?
~daxe
It's gotta be up there in price.... I mean come one a "MOMO" wheel isn't
cheap.... I'm guessing at least $300 US dollars......
Thanks,
Aaron Markham *Kart44*
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"Olav K. Malmin" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> > Yeah, and that 90 degrees metal frame in front of the pedals looks > kinda uncomfortable for the heels. The wheel looks great. Would surely > lift a few eyebrows, not that my MSFF does in the first place when I > have visitors. (You have a wheel for your computer, are you mad !!!) > > Wonder about the price though... :) > > -- > Olav K. Malmin > remove spam when replying > Wow,thanks so much for this link!!I have just sent away for my
Microsoft non-ffb wheel and the first time back on ras I read this
post about an upgrade.From what I gather on the web and finding this
site for an upgrade for the wheel,I am convinced that the wheel must
have a well built quality to it.I wouldnt mind adding that Momo wheel
in the future especially since one of the things I was not too happy
with concerning the Microsoft wheel was the plastic steering wheel and
the not hard to use paddle shifters.
Those Frex pedals look awesome and they will "hopefully" be part of my
steering wheel platform in my future.The deciding vote will be by
reviews of the first brave people to shell out the cash for it.
It does look like its to much at a 90deg angle but if it has the real
brake feel I am looking for than a platform to raise it up a bit will
be no problem to construct.Brace it against a wall and have a chair
that doesnt budge and you have "real feel" braking.
The brake pedal arm looks as though it has a shock absorber
mounted on it
Looks to me like its gonna feel like a real brake pedal.
just gonna wait and see what I read about it for awhile:))
On Tue, 03 Oct 2000 20:07:56 GMT, "Rolf Euverman" <[email hidden]>
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"Sjon Stigter" <[email hidden]> writes:
> Those pedals seem to be standing ways to much straight up.... That might get
> pretty unconformtable when you sit in a normal deskchair like most of us....
Yeah, and that 90 degrees metal frame in front of the pedals looks
kinda uncomfortable for the heels. The wheel looks great. Would surely
lift a few eyebrows, not that my MSFF does in the first place when I
have visitors. (You have a wheel for your computer, are you mad !!!)
Wonder about the price though... :)
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Olav K. Malmin
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