They won't sell me parts for my Nascar Pro wheel! They are "giving" me a
spring kit, but since I'm out of warranty they said that I cannot expect
that again. I asked for 4 kits, replacement POTs and bungee cord. No
go. Not only that, but I have to wait 7-10 days for my springs?
Not.
What experience do you all have with the TSW? Can you get parts in a
timely fashion? Is the wheel sturdy? Your feedback is appreciated.
Devon
> What experience do you all have with the TSW? Can you get parts in a
> timely fashion? Is the wheel sturdy? Your feedback is appreciated.
I highly doubt you'll ever break a TSW spring. You can park a car on
top of the wheel or pedals. The only weakness is the pots, which will
happen with pretty much any system. Parts delivery is about a week (at
least for me..they have to go through customs).
--
Neil Yeatman
Ajax, Ontario, CANADA
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>> What experience do you all have with the TSW? Can you get parts in a >> timely fashion? Is the wheel sturdy? Your feedback is appreciated. >I highly doubt you'll ever break a TSW spring. You can park a car on >top of the wheel or pedals. The only weakness is the pots, which will >happen with pretty much any system. Parts delivery is about a week (at >least for me..they have to go through customs).I doubt that you'd ever have this type of experience with a TSW
product. For my first-hand review and comparison of the TSW2 and the
Thrustmaster NASCAR Pro wheel, check the following link:
http://irlinsider.adnetweb.com/tsw2rev.htm
Enjoy!
-- John Bodin
Publisher, The IRL Insider Magazine On-Line
http://irlinsider.adnetweb.com/
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>They won't sell me parts for my Nascar Pro wheel! They are "giving" me a >spring kit, but since I'm out of warranty they said that I cannot expect >that again. I asked for 4 kits, replacement POTs and bungee cord. No >go. Not only that, but I have to wait 7-10 days for my springs? >Not. >What experience do you all have with the TSW? Can you get parts in a >timely fashion? Is the wheel sturdy? Your feedback is appreciated. >DevonQuoted text (13 lines)
> >> What experience do you all have with the TSW? Can you get parts in a > >> timely fashion? Is the wheel sturdy? Your feedback is appreciated. > >I highly doubt you'll ever break a TSW spring. You can park a car on > >top of the wheel or pedals. The only weakness is the pots, which will > >happen with pretty much any system. Parts delivery is about a week (at > >least for me..they have to go through customs). > Actually, I broke one. When I emailed Trev, he told me that I should be > proud as I was ony the second or third person in TSW history to break a > spring! :-) When I asked about replacing it, he told me that if I was > comfortable doing work myslef, the spring was a standard screen door > spring that could be picked up at any home centerThank you very much for this review! --Devon
wrote...
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> I doubt that you'd ever have this type of experience with a TSW > product. For my first-hand review and comparison of the TSW2 and the > Thrustmaster NASCAR Pro wheel, check the following link: > http://irlinsider.adnetweb.com/tsw2rev.htm > Enjoy! > -- John Bodin > Publisher, The IRL Insider Magazine On-Line > http://irlinsider.adnetweb.com/ > >They won't sell me parts for my Nascar Pro wheel! They are "giving" me a > >spring kit, but since I'm out of warranty they said that I cannot expect > >that again. I asked for 4 kits, replacement POTs and bungee cord. No > >go. Not only that, but I have to wait 7-10 days for my springs? > >Not. > >What experience do you all have with the TSW? Can you get parts in a > >timely fashion? Is the wheel sturdy? Your feedback is appreciated. > >DevonDevon wrote
Just buy yourself a cheesy 30$ MadCatz wheel as a backup wheel ;-)
You won't get all psycho about VROC if you did that ;-)
Be prepared for everything ! lol
- Fran?ois Mnard <ymenard> Good race at the Brickyard!
- Official Mentally retarded guy of r.a.s.
- Excuse me for my English (I'm French speaking)
- Sponsored by http://www.awpss.com/ on the NROS
- "People think it must be fun to be a super genius, but they don't realise
how hard it is to put up with all the idiots in the world."--
>I wonder if I could use those screen door springs to fix my TM until I
>can afford the TSW...
>I keep looking at the VROC applet and get pissed that I can't race. This
>is terrible! Take it easy on those springs you guys ;)
I know, I broke a pedal spring while I was hosting/racing. I
guess the ***ion still had me, as I just turned most of my
graphics down in the game and hosted (and watched) a few times
more while I was waiting for TM to mail my replacements. They
arrived yesterday, pedals fixed, and found out just how bad you
can get with a week off from driving. Hosted last night and got
beaten like a step child. <g>
Still, if you can't race...host! (If you have the bandwidth.)
Regards,
Doc Wynne
Technical Support & Network Services
Support Engineering/dickson.net
http://www.dickson.net
--
Never a late apex, never a dull moment.
Ask TM for a spring after like 20000 miles of online driving, that's what I
do. I have springs breaking every month. That's why i have about 6 spare
springs in my room....
Tom Mak
300000 online miles, 3 year old TM T2, on 7th gas spring, 3rd brake spring


































