Mods to Wheels/Pedals - any experience?

I am finding that my biggest error when driving the sims is jerky movements of the wheel (please . . . no comments about jerky nuts holding the wheel) I am wondering if anyone has installed a different steering wheel on a Thrustmaster T2 . . . I think that something with a larger diameter will allow me to be smoother in the inputs Any ideas? Experience? Regards Diamondcutter N3, DTR user No. 32 Swiss Hutless/Yamaha 100 kart No. 45 Howe/Chevrolet late model _____________________ Complaints? Can't hear you over these engines! ______________________

I haven't tried this but it looks simple enough: http://www.theuspits.com/hardware/lew/index.html I think eagle woman's site has another link too.

Hi, Most important is the potentiometer of the wheel is working like it should: it has to be clean. To clean it, and to find lots of other mods for your T2, visit the Thrustmaster T2 Upgrade Page at http://huizen.dds.nl/~jjcox --- Joeri J. Cox European Racing League http://drive.to/erl "Diamondcutter" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:3a3f7a2e$0$35009$[email hidden]...

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> I am finding that my biggest error when driving the sims is jerky > movements of the wheel (please . . . no comments about jerky nuts > holding the wheel) > > I am wondering if anyone has installed a different steering wheel on a > Thrustmaster T2 . . . I think that something with a larger diameter > will allow me to be smoother in the inputs > > Any ideas? Experience? > > Regards > Diamondcutter > > N3, DTR user > No. 32 Swiss Hutless/Yamaha 100 kart > No. 45 Howe/Chevrolet late model > _____________________ > Complaints? > Can't hear you over these engines! > ______________________