I m very happy with the Guillemot ferrari wheel it has FF ok pedals, and a
shifter all for good value.
Simon Brown <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> The non-FF Microsoft wheel is called the Precision Racing Wheel, and for�45
> (uk) it's not bad. I bought one so I could use the pedals with the wheel
> from my LWFF. Also the new MSFF usb version has some kind of driver bug
> which slows down GPL and Sports Car GT.
>
>
non-FF wheel out there w/ good pedals and preferably a sequential shifter...and
wouldn't cost more than $200 or so? I currently have a TM Nascar Pro...I like
the feel of the pedals and the sequential shifter and the shape of the
wheel...but the pot on it is shot and I don't really want to hassle anymore
with pots and bungees.
I also would like people's FF wheel suggestions and opinions as well.
God bless,
Loren
IMO you cant get what you want for less than $200. The tsw2 stock
comes closest at $220 and is well worth it.
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> non-FF wheel out there w/ good pedals and preferably a sequentialshifter...and
> wouldn't cost more than $200 or so? I currently have a TM NascarPro...I like
> the feel of the pedals and the sequential shifter and the shape of the
> wheel...but the pot on it is shot and I don't really want to hassleanymore
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> with pots and bungees. > > I also would like people's FF wheel suggestions and opinions as well. > > God bless, > Loren >I have a Microsoft Sidewinder FF Wheel and I'm really satisfied with it.
There is a version of MS Sidewinder Wheel without FF too.
MS Sidewinder Wheel doesn't look as cool as a Logitech Wheel, but I don't
care :)
/roq
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UnserFan1 <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> non-FF wheel out there w/ good pedals and preferably a sequentialshifter...and
> wouldn't cost more than $200 or so? I currently have a TM Nascar Pro...Ilike
> the feel of the pedals and the sequential shifter and the shape of the
> wheel...but the pot on it is shot and I don't really want to hassleanymore
> with pots and bungees.
>
> I also would like people's FF wheel suggestions and opinions as well.
>
> God bless,
> Loren
The non-FF Microsoft wheel is called the Precision Racing Wheel, and for �45
(uk) it's not bad. I bought one so I could use the pedals with the wheel
from my LWFF. Also the new MSFF usb version has some kind of driver bug
which slows down GPL and Sports Car GT.
I've use the MSFF, LWFF and TSW2. TSW2 is the best made of the three by
FAR. It's metal, wood and a little plastic. Can't beat the value. I'm
just hooked on FF so I don't use mine at all. BTW, if you're considering FF
the LWFF is a better wheel than MSFF. I did a LONG comparison a few months
ago that you can search on remarq or dejanews.
Joe
UnserFan1 <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:[email hidden]...
> non-FF wheel out there w/ good pedals and preferably a sequentialshifter...and
> wouldn't cost more than $200 or so? I currently have a TM Nascar Pro...Ilike
> the feel of the pedals and the sequential shifter and the shape of the
> wheel...but the pot on it is shot and I don't really want to hassleanymore
> with pots and bungees.
>
> I also would like people's FF wheel suggestions and opinions as well.
>
> God bless,
> Loren
On Sun 14 May 2000 01:38:57pm, Joe Marques wrote:
>I've use the MSFF, LWFF and TSW2. TSW2 is the best made of the
>three by FAR. It's metal, wood and a little plastic. Can't beat
>the value. I'm just hooked on FF so I don't use mine at all. BTW,
>if you're considering FF the LWFF is a better wheel than MSFF. I
>did a LONG comparison a few months ago that you can search on remarq
>or dejanews.
But *do* try them yourself (if the shop won't let you, don't give them
your custom...) I'vr tried both LWFF and MSFF, and as far as I'm
concerned the MS wheel wins comfortably. It's probably a minority view,
but it's what I'm comfortable with, and it's what I'll stick with.
--
David.
"After all, a mere thousand yards - such a harmless little knoll,
really."
(Raymond Mays on Shelsley Walsh)
On Sun, 21 May 2000 20:18:54 +0100, [email hidden] wrote:
%>I too own a LWFF and I am abhorred that Logitech even DARE to call
%>those things pedals!!
%>
%>Is the Presision Wheel a USB of gameport jobby??
%>
%>Is it worth the 45 sovvs?
%>
%>Regards
%>
%>Nosher
You'd be much better off buying yourself a set of CH Pedals for the
�45.00 Nosher. They are just the perfect addition for the LWFF, and
your lap time will improve as soon as you get used to them. also your
braking will impose dramatically as your able to brake and accelerate
more gradually because of the greater travel of the pedals.
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>Hi Simon,,,,,,,,, > >>The non-FF Microsoft wheel is called the Precision Racing Wheel, and for �45 >>(uk) it's not bad. I bought one so I could use the pedals with the wheel >>from my LWFF. Also the new MSFF usb version has some kind of driver bug >>which slows down GPL and Sports Car GT. >> >Where can you get CH Pedals in the UK?
Thanks
Ashley
BendsMaster <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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| On Sun, 21 May 2000 20:18:54 +0100, [email hidden] wrote:
|
| >Hi Simon,,,,,,,,,
| >
| >>The non-FF Microsoft wheel is called the Precision Racing Wheel, and for�45
| >>(uk) it's not bad. I bought one so I could use the pedals with thewheel
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| >>from my LWFF. Also the new MSFF usb version has some kind of driver bug | >>which slows down GPL and Sports Car GT. | >> | > | %>I too own a LWFF and I am abhorred that Logitech even DARE to call | %>those things pedals!! | %> | %>Is the Presision Wheel a USB of gameport jobby?? | %> | %>Is it worth the 45 sovvs? | %> | %>Regards | %> | %>Nosher | | You'd be much better off buying yourself a set of CH Pedals for the | �45.00 Nosher. They are just the perfect addition for the LWFF, and | your lap time will improve as soon as you get used to them. also your | braking will impose dramatically as your able to brake and accelerate | more gradually because of the greater travel of the pedals. | |On Tue, 23 May 2000 06:15:18 -0500, David Bainbridge
<[email hidden]> wrote:
Well, no tricks apart from the fact that I have the CH Pedals
connected to a PDPI L4, but they will work fine from you soundcard's
game port. Once installed GPL will see them straight away and its a
matter of assigning controls to it.
Mauricio.
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>Hi > >Read your post in RAS about using the Logitech FF wheel with the CH >pedals,� I did not know you could mix and match.� Would be nice to get >pedals I could use for racing and flying.� Are there any "tricks" to >setting this up? > >Thanks >dkmedic > >BendsMaster wrote: >> >> On Sun, 21 May 2000 20:18:54 +0100, [email hidden] wrote: >> >> >Hi Simon,,,,,,,,, >> > >> >>The non-FF Microsoft wheel is called the Precision Racing Wheel, and for �45 >> >>(uk) it's not bad. I bought one so I could use the pedals with the wheel >> >>from my LWFF. Also the new MSFF usb version has some kind of driver bug >> >>which slows down GPL and Sports Car GT. >> >> >> > >> %>I too own a LWFF and I am abhorred that Logitech even DARE to call >> %>those things pedals!! >> %> >> %>Is the Presision Wheel a USB of gameport jobby?? >> %> >> %>Is it worth the 45 sovvs? >> %> >> %>Regards >> %> >> %>Nosher >> >> You'd be much better off buying yourself a set of CH Pedals for the >> �45.00 Nosher. They are just the perfect addition for the LWFF, and >> your lap time will improve as soon as you get used to them. also your >> braking will impose dramatically as your able to brake and accelerate >> more gradually because of the greater travel of the pedals. >> >>Hi
Read your post in RAS about using the Logitech FF wheel with the CH
pedals, I did not know you could mix and match. Would be nice to get
pedals I could use for racing and flying. Are there any "tricks" to
setting this up?
Thanks
dkmedic
BendsMaster wrote:
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> > On Sun, 21 May 2000 20:18:54 +0100, [email hidden] wrote: > > >Hi Simon,,,,,,,,, > > > >>The non-FF Microsoft wheel is called the Precision Racing Wheel, and for £45 > >>(uk) it's not bad. I bought one so I could use the pedals with the wheel > >>from my LWFF. Also the new MSFF usb version has some kind of driver bug > >>which slows down GPL and Sports Car GT. > >> > > > %>I too own a LWFF and I am abhorred that Logitech even DARE to call > %>those things pedals!! > %> > %>Is the Presision Wheel a USB of gameport jobby?? > %> > %>Is it worth the 45 sovvs? > %> > %>Regards > %> > %>Nosher > > You'd be much better off buying yourself a set of CH Pedals for the > £45.00 Nosher. They are just the perfect addition for the LWFF, and > your lap time will improve as soon as you get used to them. also your > braking will impose dramatically as your able to brake and accelerate > more gradually because of the greater travel of the pedals. > >Hi
Read your post in RAS about using the Logitech FF wheel with the CH
pedals, I did not know you could mix and match. Would be nice to get
pedals I could use for racing and flying. Are there any "tricks" to
setting this up?
Thanks
dkmedic
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