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Ball Racing Force Feedback Wheel

11 posts by 8 people · 22 Sep 2002 01:32 UTC - 22 Sep 2002 18:59 UTC

Glaspak 22 Sep 2002 08:39 UTC↳ reply to rcmrcm#97019
Damn, I'm in wheel selection hell! I'm ditching my Act-Labs ForceRS soon... I was looking at the Momo (with Speed7 pedals), but it (the Momo) doesn't seem like a product that will last. People post here about the lack of parts and the unresponsiveness of Logitech. I want my next wheel to be my last wheel for a long time.............(RL?.....GPL2?) I don't want to wait until 2003. Which could turn into Q3 or Q4 2003... BRD Sim-Classic? ($225 fee to wait for FF?) Do you suppose that BRD will offer an upgrade kit or maybe a discount for owners? ........bummer............................................ "rcmrcm" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]... > Something new may be coming. > > http://www.interactiveracing.com/Steering_Wheels/Speed7/
"Internet User" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:3d8db5fb$[email hidden]... > > Something has been coming for 2 years now. Maybe they're waiting for > whatever it is the West's are working on. > The BRD FF wheel definitely exists and has been seen and used by sim racers. Ball Racing had a working version of it at Goodwood. It was fitted to their complete F1 chassis. Unfortunately at the time, the FF wheel was only really suitable for commercial clients. I have heard figures of �4000 bandied around as to how much that particular wheel cost. Obviously the Speed7 wheel is going to be aimed at a wider target audience of sim racers who want high-end kit. To this end it will have to be priced a lot cheaper. I reckon it will cost around the �400-500 mark although this is a pure guess. Phil --- Race Sim Central Administrator http://www.racesimcentral.com
Hmm.. that gives a 7-800� total. including the pedals. Add to that the shipping cost's etc. to Denmark.. Thats around 1000� in total :( / Borchers "Phil Lee" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:amkd02$6hfpq$[email hidden]...
Quoted text (8 lines)> "Internet User" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:3d8db5fb$[email hidden]... > > > > Something has been coming for 2 years now. Maybe they're waiting for > > whatever it is the West's are working on. > > > > The BRD FF wheel definitely exists and has been seen and used by sim
racers. > > Ball Racing had a working version of it at Goodwood. It was fitted totheir > complete F1 chassis. Unfortunately at the time, the FF wheel was onlyreally > suitable for commercial clients. I have heard figures of �4000 bandied > around as to how much that particular wheel cost. > > Obviously the Speed7 wheel is going to be aimed at a wider target audience > of sim racers who want high-end kit. To this end it will have to be priceda > lot cheaper. I reckon it will cost around the �400-500 mark although thisis
Quoted text (9 lines)> a pure guess. > > Phil > --- > Race Sim Central Administrator > http://www.racesimcentral.com > > >
What's 1000� in US$ come out to? I'm sure I have close to US$1000 into my setup. Momo FF wheel, TSW2 pedals with clutch & Momo pedal pads w/ USB RS Shifter. Now I just need a sim to get me excited again... - Dave "Karsten Borchers" <karsten@*spam*borchers.dk> wrote in message news:3d8dd501$0$39003$[email hidden]... > Hmm.. that gives a 7-800� total. including the pedals. > Add to that the shipping cost's etc. to Denmark.. Thats around 1000� in > total :( > > / Borchers >
"Dave Cook" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:rCmj9.8311$[email hidden]... > What's 1000� in US$ come out to? I'm sure I have close to US$1000 into my > setup. Momo FF wheel, TSW2 pedals with clutch & Momo pedal pads w/ USB RS > Shifter. Now I just need a sim to get me excited again... > > - Dave The Bathurst GeneRally track doesn't do it??? dave :) henrie
"Dave Henrie" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:_Xmj9.502550$me6.58649@sccrnsc01...
Quoted text (12 lines)> > "Dave Cook" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:rCmj9.8311$[email hidden]... > > What's 1000� in US$ come out to? I'm sure I have close to US$1000 into my > > setup. Momo FF wheel, TSW2 pedals with clutch & Momo pedal pads w/ USB RS > > Shifter. Now I just need a sim to get me excited again... > > > > - Dave > > The Bathurst GeneRally track doesn't do it??? > > dave :) henrie
Hehe :P
Andi 22 Sep 2002 18:59 UTC↳ reply to Dave Cook#96889
About $1500 Andi. "Dave Cook" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:rCmj9.8311$[email hidden]...
Quoted text (17 lines)> What's 1000� in US$ come out to? I'm sure I have close to US$1000 into my > setup. Momo FF wheel, TSW2 pedals with clutch & Momo pedal pads w/ USB RS > Shifter. Now I just need a sim to get me excited again... > > - Dave > > "Karsten Borchers" <karsten@*spam*borchers.dk> wrote in message > news:3d8dd501$0$39003$[email hidden]... > > Hmm.. that gives a 7-800� total. including the pedals. > > Add to that the shipping cost's etc. to Denmark.. Thats around 1000� in > > total :( > > > > / Borchers > > > > >

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