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Hello, what wheels are people rocking on ps5 that are decentish as I'm only willing to spend 150 on one with pedalsđź‘€ I can't continue the licenses without a wheel or I'll be in an early grave
 
Hello, what wheels are people rocking on ps5 that are decentish as I'm only willing to spend 150 on one with pedalsđź‘€ I can't continue the licenses without a wheel or I'll be in an early grave
For $150 you'll likely not get one with force feedack, unless you get very lucky on a used set-up. The HORI Apex ($99) & Thrustmaster T80 ($110) , both use bungie cords no FFB, but have vibration

I've tried the HORI & for the price it was OK, but honeslty you're better off going with something like the G29 but those start at $249.
Currently using the G29 & love it.
 
Hello, what wheels are people rocking on ps5 that are decentish as I'm only willing to spend 150 on one with pedalsđź‘€ I can't continue the licenses without a wheel or I'll be in an early grave
Friend of mine did all licenses on gold with the DualSense controller. If you can't get a test on bronze or higher, sometimes you need to play with the TCS (Traction Control) settings, Countersteer settings. Put ABS on weak.

150$ for a wheel with pedals, keep your money in your pocket, unless you can find a decent secondhand FFB wheel that is supported by the game natively.
 
I got my Thrustmaster T300 wheel and T3PA-Pro pedals off ebay as 'faulty'.
The wheel just needed a case repair and the pedals a new wire.
If you're prepared to do a bit of searching and can wield a soldering iron or have a friend who can then 'not working' stuff off ebay can be a good risk.
 
For $150 you'll likely not get one with force feedack, unless you get very lucky on a used set-up. The HORI Apex ($99) & Thrustmaster T80 ($110) , both use bungie cords no FFB, but have vibration

I've tried the HORI & for the price it was OK, but honeslty you're better off going with something like the G29 but those start at $249.
Currently using the G29 & love it.
Yeah this is what I feared hahaha, maybe I'll save then
 
I got my Thrustmaster T300 wheel and T3PA-Pro pedals off ebay as 'faulty'.
The wheel just needed a case repair and the pedals a new wire.
If you're prepared to do a bit of searching and can wield a soldering iron or have a friend who can then 'not working' stuff off ebay can be a good risk.
I'll have a look into that, thank you
 
Friend of mine did all licenses on gold with the DualSense controller. If you can't get a test on bronze or higher, sometimes you need to play with the TCS (Traction Control) settings, Countersteer settings. Put ABS on weak.

150$ for a wheel with pedals, keep your money in your pocket, unless you can find a decent secondhand FFB wheel that is supported by the game natively.
Your friend is a wizard I'm 0.245 off Golding my IB license
 
I used a T150 at the start of GTS and it's ok,put alot of miles on it and it started to get a little loose,you had to turn the wheel alot earlier,slack in the wheel ,so i bought a G29 and it's definitely a step up, and it's awesome in GT7.

In GTS, it felt like i was pushing a box around the track,but in GT7 it real feels like i'm racing a car,it's the best i've ever felt at Nurburgring for example,with some tuning these cars handle great. So if you can somehow spend a little more, it would be worth it to get the G29.

Edit:The G29 comes with metal pedals and the T150 has plastic pedals.
:cheers:
 
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Does anyone know what the thrustmaster T150 is like?
the T150 is better than the Hori or T80
both of those do not have any forcefeedback, just a bunji cord
the T150 does have forcefeedback, so it is a good budget starter wheel
 
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