Per4mer Wheel good or bad?

Hi everyone! So, I've heard it's good and also I've heard it's CRAP. So which is it? is the Per4mer wheel good or bad? :) Some people told me it stops working after 2 months, some people say it's pretty good for the money you pay...works pretty well. Justin Lee Visit Justin's Red Alert Web page at: http://www.cam.org/~jlee06/cc.html

Per4mer Price:$55.95 Bottom Line on Per4mer Turbo(from PCGamer, March '97): The light weight and tall profile of the per4mer Turbo keeps this low-priced wheel from making the grade. (Also, from the short article) With a little work (paring down the size of the wheel and adding a heftier mounting system), the Per4mer could be a contender on the computer driving circuit, but not until then. Personally, if you don't want to spend more the $100, I would get the Thrustmaster T2 if you want something with pedals, or the Thrustmaster Grand Prix 1 if you want everything on the wheel. -- Brian Fox Geocities' MotorCity Community Leader Get your own free homepage at http://www.geocities.com The Fox Den: Nascar 1 and 2, ICR2, GP2 and my Streetrod. http://www.4w.com/pages/fox AND/OR http://www.geocities.com/MotorCity/1238

We had one on display/demo at the retail store I worked at over Christmas. I lasted only a couple of weeks. Both throttle and brake buttons crapped out and the senstivity was never great to begin with. -Marshall

Don't get it. period. Justin..

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>Don't get it. period. >Justin.. >> Hi everyone! >> So, I've heard it's good and also I've heard it's CRAP. So which is it? >is >> the Per4mer wheel good or bad? :) >> Some people told me it stops working after 2 months, some people say it's >> pretty good for the money you pay...works pretty well. >> Justin Lee >> Visit Justin's Red Alert Web page at: >> http://www.cam.org/~jlee06/cc.html

Just bought one of these myself, seems ok so far and is damm cheep when compaired to some others, I paid 34.99 Uk pounds . I was thinking of building a wheel and peddles after reading wallys home page, and if nothing else the Per4mer is a good base for this project. Having opened it up it looks reasonably simple to wire some peddles into. Best Wishes Russ...... -- Russell Smith