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Question about Nascar Pro wheel and its parts

2 posts by 2 people · 04 Aug 1998 - 04 Aug 1998

Mika Takala 04 Aug 1998#415620
I have a Tm Nascar Pro wheel and pedals and i'm wondering if there is a home-made fix for the (sorry for my english) center zone of the wheel, because there is not any resistance in the center and the wheel isn't centering very well anymore. I haven't opened the wheel yet. I have a couple of replacement springs for the pedals but I also ask if someone found a good homemade fix for them too. thanks, Mika Takala
Dennis 04 Aug 1998#415621
Yeah, take the unit apart, and drill a small hole on the pedal and a hole in the bottom of the unit, and install a "pull' spring (tension spring) from a screen door, etc. You will have to remove a section of the re-enforcing ribs in the top of the base for the spring to clear. This ends all problems with the gas pedal. I looked at the wheel slop you mention, but didn't worry about it (didn't bother me) , but now I thinking about fixing it. Dennis

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