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Re: Best Affordable Wheel/pedal combo

7 posts by 6 people · 26 Apr 2000 - 02 May 2000

TRUSRS85 26 Apr 2000#275049
> >Im trying to choose between the Thrusmaster Pro Digital Racing Wheel >and Logitech Wingman Formula. Both should be about $80. Force >feedback is not important. I got my NASCAB PRO DIGITAL WHEEL at CompUSA last week for $30 with a rebate. Excellent price for the wheel. It is an average wheel.
(unknown) 26 Apr 2000#275111
Im trying to choose between the Thrusmaster Pro Digital Racing Wheel and Logitech Wingman Formula. Both should be about $80. Force feedback is not important. Thanks. Toecutter Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/ Before you buy.
Chris Cox 26 Apr 2000#524704
i had a Logitech Formula and thought it was a great wheel. So much so, that I just sold it to a friend and bought the force-feedback version.
Ian P 01 May 2000 20:02 UTC#273827
All my opinion (goes without saying:)) Microsoft MSFF: best pedals in the FF wheel market but the steering feels a little notchy and the rear paddles (or buttons) are a bit difficult to reach for those with small hands. Some people don't like the actual shape of the wheel and it feels a bit plasticky. Logitech FF: nice feeling wheel (I only tried the non FF version but most people choose this as the best wheel) but the pedals have very little movement which doesn't suit me. Guillemot Ferrari I havent actually used in a game but from the feel of the wheel at the shop I passed on it, seemed poorly built to me. The ACTLABS I haven't even seen yet in the UK so I can't comment on it. I'm currently using a F1 sim wheel with the modified steering return spring, I find it a very nice wheel but it doesn't have FF (if that is an issue for you) and is a bit pricey now, about �170 IIRC. If you're looking for something a bit less expensive then maybe the Thrustmaster wheels will be suitable for you, the sprint is about the cheapest PC wheel available in the UK that isn't likely to fall apart before you open the box ;) -- Ian Parker == Kieran Larkin <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:8e78ka$8es$[email hidden]... > what about the ferrari wheel from guillemot > TRUSRS85 <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:[email hidden]... > > > > > >Im trying to choose between the Thrusmaster Pro Digital Racing Wheel > > >and Logitech Wingman Formula. Both should be about $80. Force > > >feedback is not important. > > > > I got my NASCAB PRO DIGITAL WHEEL at CompUSA last week for $30 with a > rebate. > > Excellent price for the wheel. > > > > It is an average wheel. > >
Ryath 02 May 2000#273354
I Bought an ACTLABS wheel here in Australia in July last year. It has a good wheel, though the paddles could be a lot better. They are a single piece of plastic that pivots on the column of the wheel. So yu can change up and down with one side. The pedals also take some getting used to. THey are sort of jerky. I pulled them apart and put a little WD40 on the sliding surfaces and it works alright, though I still have to be careful how I press the accelerator pedal to get a smooth action. I will probably stay with this wheel as ACTLABS are making some great addons such as the gearbox shifter. Their site is www.actlabs.com. I don't meant to spam, but there is some handy info if you choose this wheel. Ryath Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/ Before you buy.
(unknown) 02 May 2000#273399
Thanx. I decided to buy a wingman formula (non force feedback). I'll let y'all know how it handles. In article <8e7k0m$pfo$[email hidden]>, "Chris Cox" <[email hidden]> wrote: > i had a Logitech Formula and thought it was a great wheel. So muchso, that
Quoted text (16 lines)> I just sold it to a friend and bought the force-feedback version. > > <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:8e6vjd$4ht$[email hidden]... > > Im trying to choose between the Thrusmaster Pro Digital Racing Wheel > > and Logitech Wingman Formula. Both should be about $80. Force > > feedback is not important. > > > > Thanks. > > Toecutter > > > > > > Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/ > > Before you buy. > >
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