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New to Group. Need Advice.

3 posts by 3 people · 17 Oct 1997 - 20 Oct 1997

Hi Folks, I'm new to this group. I'm a big NASCAR Fan, but I haven't the bucks yet fro NASCAR2 or even a steering wheel and pedals. I'm saving up though. Anyway, I was in Costco yesterday and saw the Thrustmaster Wheel for $52 (it comes with some road & track sim program). Does anybody have this? Second, I was at our local re-resale shop and picked up Papyrus IndyCar Racing (1996) for $5. Is there a speceficic group for this program? If not can somebody help me with the setups? I'm using my keyboard and I can barely handle Michigan. Any advice on keyboard control choices. Thanks alot in advance. Please email me if you can. I'll check the group too. Any help will be appreciated. Aloha, Henry
Media Madma 17 Oct 1997#379868
Quoted text (19 lines)> Hi Folks, > I'm new to this group. I'm a big NASCAR Fan, but I haven't the bucks > yet > fro NASCAR2 or even a steering wheel and pedals. I'm saving up though. > Anyway, I was in Costco yesterday and saw the Thrustmaster Wheel for > $52 > (it comes with some road & track sim program). Does anybody have > this? > Second, I was at our local re-resale shop and picked up Papyrus > IndyCar > Racing (1996) for $5. Is there a speceficic group for this program? > If not can somebody help me with the setups? I'm using my keyboard and > I > can barely handle Michigan. Any advice on keyboard control choices. > Thanks alot in advance. Please email me if you can. I'll check the > group > too. Any help will be appreciated. > Aloha, Henry
Henry, Dude are you in for a heck of alot of fun. I bought the TM Grand Prix 1 wheel at Costco also for fifty bucks. At this price it's a steal. I used to play Nascar2, Indycar2, and Grand Prix2 with my joystick, the wheel makes it a whole new ballgame. Welcome to the ranks of Sim-racing! All the best, Media Madman
I agree! I used to use the keyboard before I got my T2 last Christmas and it makes a world of difference! Especially on a track like Michigan where it pays to be smooth, you'll go a lot faster there using a T2 instead of the keyboard! The only problem with the T2 is the accelerator springs breaking occasionally! Once you start sim racing you're hooked! John

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