Steering advice ( help immediately )
- Thread starter CMGMS
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If you dont mind the gear noise and notches then G29 - G923 is almost the same thing just overpriced
from this i would personally take the T150 if you find it cheaper the better
from this i would personally take the T150 if you find it cheaper the better
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- İSTANBUL
- cmgms
Since g29 is cash, I decided to use t128 (I received 6 monthly installments). and because it has new technology and features such as a switchable clutch, gearshift and another pedal system.
Our prices are a little high here, so installments are important. G29: 437$ - t128: 371$
Think like.
thank you very much
Our prices are a little high here, so installments are important. G29: 437$ - t128: 371$
Think like.
thank you very much
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- Olathe Kansas
I have the g29 but wish now that I had purchased the g923 for trueforce.
Lomic
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- Concarneau
- Lomic2
You had the opportunity to compare both ?
I've heard that trueforce is more of a gimmick.
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- Olathe Kansas
I have not had the opportunity to try the g923. But I think it is only $50 more and to me that would be worth giving it a try. When I bought my g29 I didn’t know about trueforce.
I’m planning to upgrade to the g pro now.
I’m planning to upgrade to the g pro now.
My G29 died after 7+ years and I was on the fence about buying another G29 or the G923. I decided on the G923 and I am very happy that I did. It may be a "gimmick" but it sure feels good when driving. It took some trial and error with the settings to get the best feedback to fit my personal taste.
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- South Africa
I have no experience with Thrustmaster but these pedals look like a toy. Its entirely plastic. Its probably lightweight and will not feel great under pressure from your foot. Will probably move around a lot as well and they might just function like on/off switches.
But if you are in the Thrusmaster eco system, you can upgrade to the T3PA, T3PM or the load cell TLCM Pedals. Not entirely sure about compatibility as I have never used any TM products.
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- beat_the_game
If you can afford a Thrustmaster, go for it, you will never get the same force feedback from Logitech, I'd tried both brands and can tell you that from experience, I personally own the T-GT and it was a great decision.
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- United Kingdom
I've got the G29 too, with H shifter and pedals, worked perfectly until the kitten ate the cables 😂 just need to wire them back together though and I'm sure it'll still be fine.
It is a little clunky being gear driven but theres many cheap mods you can do to it to make things better.
I wouldn't buy a wheel that has pedals without a clutch or without a H shifter, it breaks the immersion for me.
I have been looking at the Thrustmaster T-GT II with T-LCM pedals and TH8A shifter though and am tempted but it's a fair bit of money.
It is a little clunky being gear driven but theres many cheap mods you can do to it to make things better.
I wouldn't buy a wheel that has pedals without a clutch or without a H shifter, it breaks the immersion for me.
I have been looking at the Thrustmaster T-GT II with T-LCM pedals and TH8A shifter though and am tempted but it's a fair bit of money.
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- Sinnicko
Im sorry but G29 and G923 are not the same thing.
They may seem similar but G923 have better ffb with trueforce and comes with a progressive spring on the brake wich makes it so much stiffer.
I had the G29 and now the G923 so I can tell.
