Yup, I just received a LWFF wheel. It's the Taiwan model. Ought to be
interesting comparing it to the Ferrari and Force RS. I've been doing a few
laps in GPL and NFS: PU. My opinion so far, I think the pedals are tweakable
(another how-to article?), I saw a nice red gearshift knob at the store that
I've been wanting to buy (maybe build a stick shifter), and as for the wheel
itself, well...... it's pretty ;)
Slot
Each game seems to require different settings for the best FF feel. I didnt like
the NFS:PU feel until someone posted a good setup. I think it was mostly turn
the "engine" FF to 0.
I made my own pedals and replaced the bushings with ball bearings.
Lutrell
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>Yup, I just received a LWFF wheel. It's the Taiwan model. Ought to be >interesting comparing it to the Ferrari and Force RS. I've been doing a few >laps in GPL and NFS: PU. My opinion so far, I think the pedals are tweakable >(another how-to article?), I saw a nice red gearshift knob at the store that >I've been wanting to buy (maybe build a stick shifter), and as for the wheel >itself, well...... it's pretty ;) > >Slot > > >Should be quite old stock, if you got a Taiwan wheel.
But it's the better one.
Jens
On Wed, 5 Apr 2000 23:05:21 -0400, "GTX_SlotCar" <[email hidden]> wrote:
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>Yup, I just received a LWFF wheel. It's the Taiwan model. Ought to be >interesting comparing it to the Ferrari and Force RS. I've been doing a few >laps in GPL and NFS: PU. My opinion so far, I think the pedals are tweakable >(another how-to article?), I saw a nice red gearshift knob at the store that >I've been wanting to buy (maybe build a stick shifter), and as for the wheel >itself, well...... it's pretty ;) > >Slot > >I also have the older model, and a friend of mine bought the new wheel
(which comes with SCGT). The ff of the new wheel is -much- stronger,
but mechanically the wheel was complete crap. Very inaccurate, the
wheel was very wobble, and while driving I sometimes heard parts in
the wheel making funny noises. I told him to change the wheel for
another, I just hope that the all newer wheels are not as bad as his
one...
I tried GPL with his wheel, completely unplayable, I was correcting
the steering constantly. Boy was I glad when I came home and I could
drive with my own wheel again!
Andre
On Mon, 10 Apr 2000 05:50:20 GMT, [email hidden] (JS) wrote:
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>Should be quite old stock, if you got a Taiwan wheel. >But it's the better one. > >Jens > >On Wed, 5 Apr 2000 23:05:21 -0400, "GTX_SlotCar" <[email hidden]> wrote: > >>Yup, I just received a LWFF wheel. It's the Taiwan model. Ought to be >>interesting comparing it to the Ferrari and Force RS. I've been doing a few >>laps in GPL and NFS: PU. My opinion so far, I think the pedals are tweakable >>(another how-to article?), I saw a nice red gearshift knob at the store that >>I've been wanting to buy (maybe build a stick shifter), and as for the wheel >>itself, well...... it's pretty ;) >> >>Slot >> >> > >--------------------------------------------- >[email hidden] >Remove "NOSPAM" before using my email-address > >JensSchumi homepage at http://members.xoom.com/JensSchu/ >Racing simulation, esp. GPL >Logitech Wingman FF optimization >Classic cars, esp. Morris Minor >Radio controlled airplanesYour friend should write to Logitech support and complain.
They keep on ignoring me (after I told them how I find their actual quality of
wheel and support).
See you
Jens
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