- 6,255
- Jutland
- GTP_DeanJ
Well it's at least worth a try, I suppose. I'll let you know my results. đź‘Ť@Dean I think what I did was tighten the knob really tight, and the rod came loose.
Well it's at least worth a try, I suppose. I'll let you know my results. đź‘Ť@Dean I think what I did was tighten the knob really tight, and the rod came loose.
Okay I finally got the rod off! It took a small screwdriver, brute force and a few bruises to get it off, but it's off. @AF.
---
Also, I came up with a brilliant idea, which might not be the first of it's kind, but still; a silencer "mod". I got a bit annoyed over the click when you get into a gear. It's not that loud, but it's still loud enough to be heard at night, at least here.
I've made the below video to show a comparison with and without the "mod".
To be honest, I couldn't find anything but the small pads, which doesn't go off unless you deliberately pull them off. Though of course, it would be easier to just put something around the rod - or the black band - itself, the thing is however, what could I put around it?why not just wrap something around the shaft instead? It would be easier to do and won't come loose like those velvet pads because of the lack of contact and poor adhesion. The metal on metal contact is what is making the noise, although looking at mine it makes nothing like that level of noise because the black band around the shaft appears to be higher.
Okay I finally got the rod off! It took a small screwdriver, brute force and a few bruises to get it off, but it's off. @AF.
---
Also, I came up with a brilliant idea, which might not be the first of it's kind, but still; a silencer "mod". I got a bit annoyed over the click when you get into a gear. It's not that loud, but it's still loud enough to be heard at night, at least here.
I've made the below video to show a comparison with and without the "mod".
Actually I did this over a year ago.
But great minds right? hehe
1. Yes... or so I think...Hello! This'll be my first post on the forums. I just ordered the shifter and wanted to ask some questions (two, more specifically):
-From what I understand, knobs marketed as universal will fit the original gear stick without problems?
-I'm going to bolt it to a DIY sim rig. How long should the M6 bolts be? On Thrustmaster's support website they do say how long they should be for the wheel and pedals but not the shifter.
Thanks in advance!
2. This, might help you.
More are ready, if anyone is interested... These fit the stock knob, but are considerably shorter length:
Not on the PS3, but on the PC yes. I'm not sure whether or not it's plug-n-play there though.Can I connect it to my G27 once I buy it?
Does anyone know of someone still making the shift plates?
To be honest, I couldn't find anything but the small pads, which doesn't go off unless you deliberately pull them off. Though of course, it would be easier to just put something around the rod - or the black band - itself, the thing is however, what could I put around it?
A few questions...
1. Can I use the th8rs with gt6 and a fanatec wheel (without the $90 adapter)?
2. Will this shifter work with the new thrustmaster wheel for Xbox one?
3. How does this shifter compare to the clubsport shifter?
1. Unfortunately, no.
2. Not yet, I'm working on that... Though it will likely require either the adapter I already make or one very similar.
3. Don't know
Its a GT6 glitch, not your hardware, seems in some cases that the transmissions are mis-labled.
There are at least 2 threads related to this issue in the GT6 section.
I will try to dig them up and post the links for you.