Wheel without gas/brake any good??

I saw a wheel Grand Prix 1 from Thustmaster it got no pedals but levers in wheel itself, that nice i think no big computers mess (jokes, my pc is in the living room) or pedals that i push around the house. What do you think of it are they almost as good as a wheel/pedal like T1 or nascar wheel setup?? Thanks in advance

Collector, I have partial loss of the feeling and movement in my legs because of a spinal problem and I Iove the GP-1. It's easy to set up and break down and once you get use to it, you can go just as fast ( IMHO) with the paddles as the pedals. Tim Deatherage "Admitted Sim ***"

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>I saw a wheel Grand Prix 1 from Thustmaster it got no pedals but >levers in wheel itself, that nice i think no big computers mess >(jokes, my pc is in the living room) or pedals that i push around the >house. >What do you think of it are they almost as good as a wheel/pedal like >T1 or nascar wheel setup?? >Thanks in advance

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> I saw a wheel Grand Prix 1 from Thustmaster it got no pedals but > levers in wheel itself, that nice i think no big computers mess > (jokes, my pc is in the living room) or pedals that i push around the > house. > What do you think of it are they almost as good as a wheel/pedal like > T1 or nascar wheel setup?? > Thanks in advance

Collector, I ended buying two of these when the price came down so much. I figured I'd have a spare when I wore out the first one <ggg.> Seriously, I can't have anything under my feet, my sub sits there but also I think it would get kicked around all the time. My old T2 pedals took quite the beating. The GP-1 is a great little wheel, now that I'm used to it I don't think I'll ever switch back to pedals. All my lap times are essentially the same, that is slow <ggg.> All the best, Mike -- Michael S. Davis Creative Media-Works Computer/Audio/Video Convergence "from Creative minds spring Creative solutions." http://www.creativemedia-works.com Member, International Webmasters Association http://iwanet.org

I've had one for almost a year now and am very happy with it.

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>I saw a wheel Grand Prix 1 from Thustmaster it got no pedals but >levers in wheel itself, that nice i think no big computers mess >(jokes, my pc is in the living room) or pedals that i push around the >house. >What do you think of it are they almost as good as a wheel/pedal like >T1 or nascar wheel setup?? >Thanks in advance

It's a good entry level wheel, but you get sore fingers after too many laps. Paul

Thanks i gonno buy me one, until the forcefeedback wheels come out offcourse :-) cant wait for that baby to come into my house Thanks everybody for replying

On Wed, 16 Sep 1998 02:04:11 +0100, Paul Jones Oops thats what i was afraid of :-(

Furthermore, If you race as much as myself and everyone else in this group, you'll find yourself signalling a left turn instead of braking in your real car ;) Pedals are great (and realistic)! Jason. > On Wed, 16 Sep 1998 02:04:11 +0100, Paul Jones > Oops thats what i was afraid of :-( > >It's a good entry level wheel, but you get sore fingers after too many > >laps. > >Paul -------- Jason Monds (Please remove 'no extra spork' when replying)

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