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Re: Logitech Formula-Force wheel (LWFFGP) Comparison please, thanks

1 post by 1 person · 06 Oct 2002 21:25 UTC - 06 Oct 2002 21:25 UTC

The Carvalho Family 06 Oct 2002 21:25 UTC#95142
I had a LWFFGP since January. I don't play as often as I'd like to, and I treat it well. But the pots were beyond cleaning by late August, the throttle pedal in particular, though the steering was getting real fidgety, too. I don't feel that's acceptable. I play GPL only; so I can't comment how it may work for you. I have just replaced it with a Momo wheel. I'm hoping it will last longer. I got a really good price (< $100) on a factory refurbished setup from overstock.com. You can bid on them at eBay, and it seems justdeals.com has quite a few at about the same price. I ordered from overstock.com on Monday and received it on Friday. Hope this helps a little. Jim Bill wrote:
Quoted text (38 lines)>Greetings... > >I bet this has been flogged to some extent, but I HAVE looked >and read a fair bit here recently. Including web reviews...and >found the information somewhat lacking for me... > >I'd like stable, reasonable opinions of the Wingman Formula Force GP >racing wheel. I'm likely going to purchase one this month, >and I want to know if I'm going to be happy with it. I am able >to purchase either the Formula GP (no FF), or the Formula Force GP. > >I'd like a FFback wheel, and while I may try and get a better >wheel later, I'm also willing to forego the FF for now if it >seems not worth the expense at this time. > >I'm planning on use the wheel mostly with Grand Prix 3, and >G.P.4 when I can get it (drool!...) Also with NFS:PU, and >a few other driving sims. Maybe the olde Indy 500 if it works >ok. <grin> > >Things to know.... > > * How well does the FFGP wheel work with GP3 & NFS:PU? I heard > that in GP3 it was unstable at highspeeds -- so, meaning it had > 'jitter' in the sensor pot. What about setting the dead-zone? > * Do the pedals work well enough or do they need more weight > or can they be made better in any way? > * How long will the usefulness of the wheel last? Does it wear > out in any way? If it works great out of the box, great. But, > what about when it's 6 months old or a year old after dozens > of full length races?? > * Is it a comfortable wheel to use for hours of racing? > > >Thanks a load if anyone can help with my questions. > >=Bill= >

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