Hello,
I am a newbie to GPL.
After test-playing it at a friend, I instantly order a copy. But I have
not driving wheel. I have 2 choices come into mind:
1. TM Formula T2 (T2)
2. Logitech Wheel Formula Force (LWFF)
Which one should I go to? Or is there any recommendations? Oh, don't
tell me it is Microsoft Force Wheel...
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Before you buy.
Hello,
I am a newbie to GPL.
After test-playing it at a friend, I instantly order a copy. But I have
not driving wheel. I have 2 choices come into mind:
1. TM Formula T2 (T2)
2. Logitech Wheel Formula Force (LWFF)
Which one should I go to? Or is there any recommendations? Oh, don't
tell me it is Microsoft Force Wheel...
Griffin.
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Before you buy.
The Logitech...
don
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>Hello, >I am a newbie to GPL. >After test-playing it at a friend, I instantly order a copy. But I have >not driving wheel. I have 2 choices come into mind: >1. TM Formula T2 (T2) >2. Logitech Wheel Formula Force (LWFF) >Which one should I go to? Or is there any recommendations? Oh, don't >tell me it is Microsoft Force Wheel... >Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/ >Before you buy.Griffin, I have both wheels. And the verdict is: go for the Logitech if
you can afford it. It is the better wheel in all respects, not counting
FF. When used with the USB port it offers better control than T2 with
gameport in all games. You'll be needing it <g>
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Good luck,
Leo
Thats fairly easy, The Logitech wins by a landslide.
The T2 is no longer manufactuered or supported by Thrustmaster, so
when it wears out you are once again fishing for a new wheel or 3rd
party potetiometers(sp!) Also you cannot separate the gas and brake
pedals without re-wiring the pedal unit. If you get involved in GPL,
you will want the gas and brake on separate axis'
Have fun and good luck
dave henrie


































