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Springs for T2 pedals????

8 posts by 7 people · 08 Jan 2000 - 14 Jan 2000

Quoz 08 Jan 2000#513160
Hi, I've just been to the Thrustmaster/Guilemott page to see about ordering some new springs for my T2 pedals as I broke the throttle spring. My problem is it seems they dont ship to Australia and going to the Uk page shows nothing about ordering parts for people overseas. Anyone have any idea how I can get a spring kit for these pedals or have an alternate fix for it. Thanks for any help you can provide Regards Al
My gas pedal spring broke some time ago. I modified it a little and fitted two *** bands instead - works fine. They brake frome time to time, but then I just refit two new :-) Karsten Borchers
Paul E 09 Jan 2000#513344
My friend went through this a couple of months ago. There is a company in Melbourne who have a shitload of the T2 springs available. Problem is I can't remember their name. They cost about $6.00 each. They are one of the games distributors. Anyway if you are serious about getting the springs, send me an email, and I'll track down my friend & find out who the company is.
Phil Bowe 10 Jan 2000#513542
I just broke all 4 of mine in my Nascar Pro wheel. After trying to call for over a week and coming to the conclusion that Guillemot must have just 1 phone line in, I ordered 2 sets online. Well, they sent me an invoice for 20 bucks on 12-27 that says delivery in 4 days USA. Well, it's now 1-10-2000 and no Fu*&$#$ springs. I went to a local hardware store and bought a piece of 36" round stock. Put a 5/16-18 bolt in a vise and wrapped the thing around it and cut it off. Whalla, new springs. ***s!! Cost of stock: $.60 Labor - $0 Good luck. PS, they also had springs for hand clippers that looked exactly like the ones in the T2 control for 50c each. I bought some of them just for the hell of it too. I have a friend who's got a T2 control and when being generous don't cost U nothin, go all the way!
Quoted text (11 lines)>Hi, I've just been to the Thrustmaster/Guilemott page to see about ordering >some new springs for my T2 pedals as I broke the throttle spring. >My problem is it seems they dont ship to Australia and going to the Uk page >shows nothing about ordering parts for people overseas. Anyone have any >idea how I can get a spring kit for these pedals or have an alternate fix >for it. >Thanks for any help you can provide >Regards Al
Quoz 12 Jan 2000#513924
Thanks for the info. I received an email that put me in touch with a mob in Melbourne who sent me the springs overnight. If anyone else in Australia needs the contact details just let me know. Regards Al
Quoted text (17 lines)>My gas pedal spring broke some time ago. >I modified it a little and fitted two *** bands instead - works fine. >They brake frome time to time, but then I just refit two new :-) >Karsten Borchers >> Hi, I've just been to the Thrustmaster/Guilemott page to see about >ordering >> some new springs for my T2 pedals as I broke the throttle spring. >> My problem is it seems they dont ship to Australia and going to the Uk >page >> shows nothing about ordering parts for people overseas. Anyone have any >> idea how I can get a spring kit for these pedals or have an alternate
fix >> for it. >> Thanks for any help you can provide >> Regards Al
Buzz 13 Jan 2000#514048
> My gas pedal spring broke some time ago. > I modified it a little and fitted two *** bands instead - works fine. > They brake frome time to time, but then I just refit two new :-) This is enough - Why don't people know the difference between break and brake? Is this so hard? This is a auto simulator forum for crissakes... you have to read the word brakes a hundred times a night if you read this regularly. BREAK - IT IS BROKEN AND DOESN'T WORK ANYMORE BRAKE - YOU PUSH ON THIS TO SLOW DOWN A CAR Pay a little attention.....
btgoss 14 Jan 2000#514225
Give the guy a brake. Sheesh. Later, Brit > > My gas pedal spring broke some time ago. > > I modified it a little and fitted two *** bands instead - works fine. > > They brake frome time to time, but then I just refit two new :-) > This is enough - Why don't people know the difference between break and brake? > Is this so hard? This is a auto simulator forum for crissakes... you have to
Quoted text (7 lines)> read the word brakes a hundred times a night if you read this regularly. > BREAK - IT IS BROKEN AND DOESN'T WORK ANYMORE > BRAKE - YOU PUSH ON THIS TO SLOW DOWN A CAR > Pay a little attention.....
Tim Vanhee 14 Jan 2000#514226
A brake pedal in a T2 is the same as a break pedal. Beleive me I know. I totally understand T2 owners get confused sometimes. > > My gas pedal spring broke some time ago. > > I modified it a little and fitted two *** bands instead - works fine. > > They brake frome time to time, but then I just refit two new :-) > This is enough - Why don't people know the difference between break and brake? > Is this so hard? This is a auto simulator forum for crissakes... you have to
Quoted text (7 lines)> read the word brakes a hundred times a night if you read this regularly. > BREAK - IT IS BROKEN AND DOESN'T WORK ANYMORE > BRAKE - YOU PUSH ON THIS TO SLOW DOWN A CAR > Pay a little attention.....

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