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DRIVING WHEEL _WHAT"S THE BEST?

5 posts by 5 people · 05 Feb 1997 - 08 Feb 1997

ozt.. 05 Feb 1997#355099
I'D like to purchase a driving wheel. Do you recommend the Thrustmaster F1 or the Mad CAtz model. mad catz costs about $70 US and the thrustmaster about $125 us.
> I'D like to purchase a driving wheel. Do you recommend the Thrustmaster > F1 or the Mad CAtz model. mad catz costs about $70 US and the > thrustmaster about $125 us. I have a Hyper Stimulator it costs $1800. Its a full on***pit with full lock on steering wheel as well as real racing feel brakes ie very hard, Its F******g excellent.
> > I'D like to purchase a driving wheel. Do you recommend the Thrustmaster > > F1 or the Mad CAtz model. mad catz costs about $70 US and the > > thrustmaster about $125 us. > I have a Hyper Stimulator it costs $1800. Its a full on***pit with > full lock on steering wheel as well as real racing feel brakes ie very > hard, Its F******g excellent. I have a Thrustmaster T2, and I love my wheel! Despite some differing opinions of its durability, mine has held up for over a year now. This wheel is much better than the Mad Catz wheel and worth the extra investment. -- Matt Lewis
David Gary 06 Feb 1997#355224
Quoted text (12 lines)> > > I'D like to purchase a driving wheel. Do you recommend the Thrustmaster > > > F1 or the Mad CAtz model. mad catz costs about $70 US and the > > > thrustmaster about $125 us. > > I have a Hyper Stimulator it costs $1800. Its a full on***pit with > > full lock on steering wheel as well as real racing feel brakes ie very > > hard, Its F******g excellent. > I have a Thrustmaster T2, and I love my wheel! Despite some differing > opinions of its durability, mine has held up for over a year now. This > wheel is much better than the Mad Catz wheel and worth the extra > investment. > -- > Matt Lewis
If you only plan on spending no more than a hundred bucks than go with the T2, but if you wana take it to the extreme, go with the TSW system by Trevor Thomas. Its around 250 but well worth it and I think it has a life time guarantee. Its construction is that of the wheel sets installed in arcade games like Daytona(very durable). -David Gary-
ACers 08 Feb 1997#355461
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