Mine only turns 180 degrees; still a pretty kick ass wheel, though.
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Does this wheel have a turning radius of over 180 degrees? I very used
to the 270 degrees I have with my present wheel. I've seen the wheel at
Best Buy, but that one only turned 180 degrees, I'd like it to turn 270.
BTW, I think $170+ is alot to pay and still have to fix it yourself (the
pedal spring thing I mean).
"ZZ"
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Mine's not FF, but I modified it to give 270. Wasn't too hard, and it's much
more precise now. I think the FF wheel could be changed as well, as they share
a lot of internal parts. It's just a matter of relocating the stops. A
reasonably handy sort wouldn't have any trouble doing the job..
Well, it involves about 15-20 minutes and $2. Is $172 too much? But even
stock, I preferred the pedals to the TM ones I'd had.
Choices, choices,
Steve B.
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