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@Wolfsatz , do you think that can be fixed with some superglue or plastic epoxy?
That was my very first suggestion from my wife as well. it should work but do knot know if the epoxy will actually hold the stress of the force feedback.
LMAODUCT TAPE!
Wolf ought to put this in his sig;
"Can Hulk a G27 wheel off its mounts in 2.6 seconds, flat"... it does give me a work out on twisty tracks.
"Savage" is definitely an apropos word there. Think he mighta meant salvage but...
Hmmm. Another sig statement comes to mind;
"1st to Savage in 2.6 seconds, flat!"
...and they say the G27 doesn't have enough torque and force feedback.
At its highest setting I think it is more than enough and obviously more than the center piece could handle in 2 years.
@Wolfsatz That sucks about your wheel. I don't now what damage was done to the wheel beyond the photos but I may be able to help you out with the parts to get you back on the road.
Do you happen to have the centerpiece?
Have you ever taken those hex bolts off the center? All 6 of then snapping like that makes me wonder if they have been over tightened? Hope you can find a replacement center cap. If you have 6 washers you can pop those bolts off and run the bolts through the washers to reattach it for a temp fix. If you can manage that, I'd turn the FFB way down because the torque and vibrations would make the wheels shift on rotation, since the holes in the wheel are far bigger diameter than the bolts.
I never touched the center piece other than programming the buttons. But yes, strangely all 6 of them gave way at the same time; did not feel any of them weakening at any time before they broke; but Silverstone and the Vette was quite a work out.
From what I can tell, only the centerpiece is damaged and 1 of the cables that run behind from the buttons (right side). I think you are right, just putting some big washers should do the trick as a temp fix.
I have some Snail Shells to trade for a center piece.
After watching @cmbeal video... now I want to upgrade.. A bigger wheel sure would make for more precise driving and a lot more comfortable. Chilicoke has also upgraded paddle shifters
http://chilicoke.com/logitechwheel/g27adapter.htm
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