Yeah, I've had no problems with the wheel and it lines right up there next
to my Formula Force. Either one is a good buy.
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Tony Wyss, Editor-in-Chief
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"I'm not an athlete, I'm a baseball player" - John Kruk
I noticed a local retail chain is now stocking the Act Lab wheel here in NZ.
Whilst most people seemed to like it in initial posts, how is it holding up
a few months later -pots wearing out? pedals breaking?, or is it pretty
robust. Refering to non-force version in particular.
On Tue, 16 Mar 1999 06:36:10 +1300, "Julian Taylor"
Ive also had mine since December. No problems at all, and its got
quite a few miles on it.
reg
> I noticed a local retail chain is now stocking the Act Lab wheel here in NZ.
> Whilst most people seemed to like it in initial posts, how is it holding up
> a few months later -pots wearing out? pedals breaking?, or is it pretty
> robust. Refering to non-force version in particular.
I've had one since last July. It was doing great, no broken
bungees, everything was fine. It did finally break a few
weeks ago, but only because of my three year old son always
*** on it while climbing onto the computer chair. I've
got a new one now and I'm sure it will last for a long time
(I don't let him touch it anymore :) ).
The ACT Labs wheels are very well made. The pots do start
spiking rather quickly. They don't wear out, they just get
dirty. I keep a can of WD-40 nearby which fixes the problem.
An electronics cleaner would probably be a better solution
than the WD-40, but I haven' tried that yet.
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Pat Dotson
IMPACT Motorsports
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