Logitech G29 / G920 Driving Force Racing Wheel
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Hello all, new here. I'm looking for some advise.
I've got a G29 and a T300RS with T3PA-pro pedals at home and i'm not sure which setup to keep.
The G29 has a better button layout and the leather feels much better in the hand plus the pedals are way better than the stock T300 ones. I haven't tried the T3PA-pro's yet as not sure if i should get them out the box.
The T300RS does have a better Force Feedback and feels a chunkier wheel but it's my second thrustmaster wheel to have problems. The first one i had was a T300 GTE but after only a couple of days of using it it developed some faults. First fault was it kept loosing accelerator so i would have to take my foot off and on the accelerator to get it to kick back in, by this point you would lose about 3 places as cars would go flying past you. The next fault was the wheel would keep disconnecting from the PS4 and start going crazy.
I sent the T300 back to whom i bought it from and nearly 2 months went by without them repairing or replacing it so i got a refund and pre ordered the G29. I got fed up waiting for the G29 plus with all the bad mouthing of it online i cancelled that and ordered a T300RS with T3PA-pro pedals. The G29 order didn't cancel as i was too late so now i've ended up with both. lol
My new T300RS had the exact same fault as my T300 GTE so i tried reinstalling the game (project cars) to see it that would help. It helped at first and all was going well so i wasn't even going to open the G29 and just send it back but then the accelerator problem then came back again. Maybe the Pro pedals will solve it i don't know but it's making me think i should stick with the G29 and send the Trustmaster stuff back. I think i would prefer to keep the T300 but not if it's unreliable.
Confused on what to do!
I've got a G29 and a T300RS with T3PA-pro pedals at home and i'm not sure which setup to keep.
The G29 has a better button layout and the leather feels much better in the hand plus the pedals are way better than the stock T300 ones. I haven't tried the T3PA-pro's yet as not sure if i should get them out the box.
The T300RS does have a better Force Feedback and feels a chunkier wheel but it's my second thrustmaster wheel to have problems. The first one i had was a T300 GTE but after only a couple of days of using it it developed some faults. First fault was it kept loosing accelerator so i would have to take my foot off and on the accelerator to get it to kick back in, by this point you would lose about 3 places as cars would go flying past you. The next fault was the wheel would keep disconnecting from the PS4 and start going crazy.
I sent the T300 back to whom i bought it from and nearly 2 months went by without them repairing or replacing it so i got a refund and pre ordered the G29. I got fed up waiting for the G29 plus with all the bad mouthing of it online i cancelled that and ordered a T300RS with T3PA-pro pedals. The G29 order didn't cancel as i was too late so now i've ended up with both. lol
My new T300RS had the exact same fault as my T300 GTE so i tried reinstalling the game (project cars) to see it that would help. It helped at first and all was going well so i wasn't even going to open the G29 and just send it back but then the accelerator problem then came back again. Maybe the Pro pedals will solve it i don't know but it's making me think i should stick with the G29 and send the Trustmaster stuff back. I think i would prefer to keep the T300 but not if it's unreliable.
Confused on what to do!
Yes, yes, but not when I take my private jet. Barely when I drive with my, mmmm ..... can't remember the name of my car. It is very fast, has 1000hp and Jenson Button had one.So? Still a much better deal than a G29
Depending on how you drive, you can make it to and back with one tank of gas
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The G29 works for PCars on PS4 correct? Just want to make sure before I go and pick it up, Im excited for a wheel like this to finally work on PS4, even though it's sort of a scam (oops) Thanks Logitech, can always count on you to make us pay another $400 (Wow actually $460 if I want the shifter) 👍 Oh well, looks a lot like a DFGT but from what I've heard feels and does well.
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It shouldn't take that long. Most of the content was made when GT4 launched. They just need to remove a couple more features and slap it in a GT7 box.I reckon mid 2025 for the game itself
and early 2028 for the course creator
They have already stated they bought a new vacuum cleaner so the sounds will get reworked, but other than that its all ready to go.
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I thought the g29 had a PS3/PS4 switch? So PS3 mode emulates the DFGT to ensure those extra buttons all work... And PS4 mode is incompatible with the PS3... Yes?
Edit: found a picture of the switch: http://www.logitech.com/assets/53755/3/g29-driving-force-racing-wheel.pdf
Edit 2: this must be why you need new drivers and the PS4 setting to run it on PC, since it only recognizes the shifter and clutch pedals when in the PS4 mode, PS3 mode is full-on DFGT emulation.
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I need help on how to calibrate for PS4!! I only have a little while before I need to get rest for work. IT recognizes wheel, but when i do the PCars calibration it does not work. Help please
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Considering buying this for Gran Turismo 6 on the PS3, but i see no wheel settings for G29 in the options menu of Gt6. Has anyone tried this wheel on Gran Turismo 6 on the Ps3, just curious since there is no wheel settings for the G29 (only the G25 & G27 ) in the options section of Gran Turismo 6.
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