This wheel looks exactly like the t500 with the red stripe on the wheel and those strips along the base..
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This wheel looks exactly like the t500 with the red stripe on the wheel and those strips along the base..
I've started saving already, that's one bad ass looking wheel, nice and robust looking.
This wheel looks exactly like the t500 with the red stripe on the wheel and those strips along the base..
Not sure if anyone has posted this - http://www.thrustmastert500rs.com/
I had an old Thrustmaster wheel back in the day, it had brake and accelerator paddles and quick shift gear paddles all on the wheel, which was great as you didnt need to use the peddles or if you had a dissability. This unit was for the pc only though but was like wrestling a gorilla in the way of force feedback.
This wheel looks exactly like the t500 with the red stripe on the wheel and those strips along the base..
http://www.engadget.com/2010/12/05/thrustmaster-teases-t500rs-steering-wheel-the-new-official-peri/
Engadget just got told by sources(I assume Thrustmaster PR) that we won't hear a lot of details until CES(unless they leak of course...). So we have a good month or so of waiting at least for information as CES starts January 6th.
This is what I'm interested in. Does it mean load cell, pressure sensor or just a spring set kit?Brake pedal and adjustable enhanced resistance
Anyone know if this new relationship between PD and Thrustmaster is going to change the rules for the GT Academy finals?
From the GT Academy rules:
"Contest Race Round 4. Race Round 4 is the final round of the Contest and will take place in March 2011 (“National Finals”. In the National Finals, contestants will be required to compete using Gran Turismo®5 with Logitech Driving Force™ GT wheel controllers. DualShock® controllers will not be allowed."
I was all set to buy a nice setup, most likely the Fantetic Clubsport pedals (they have a load sensor brake pedal), but opted for the DFGT so my experience would be apples-to-apples with the Academy finals, if by some miracle I make it there. Hate to have undercut wheel quality only to have PD pull a bait and switch on me
I have a G27 on ordrer for my playseat GT, I was think about cancelling and waiting for the T500RS just changed my mind after seeing the price of there Warthog joystick which feature the same technology........ and that just a joystick.................
Link to store in NZ: http://www.vrconcepts.co.nz/index.php
That wheel is logitech momo and looks nothing like T500 RS
Also the sifter does sound very high tech.
Gah, don't know what to do. Thinking about getting a DFGT for Christmas, but now I don't know if I should wait it out, save my money, and buy a Thrustmaster when it eventually gets released... Although it's likely that it could still be months from now :/
I just don't have much faith in Thrustmaster to make a quality product.
I was in the same boat.
My conclusion (so I don't have to wait too long) --> Get the Fanatec 911 Carrera wheel. It comes with pedals + clutch and 6-speed shifter, as well as many tuning options; all at the price of 159,99. That's a bargain!
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well I just bought the driving force gt wheel...The Carrera wheel is $50 more, and looks nice...But, you gotta add the paddle shifters for some reason, why doesn't it come with those? And, what about a stand for it? Their stand is out of stock, so I dunno what I would do...Any help here is appreciated, i'm fairly new to wheels...I bought a G27 a few months ago and tried it out, but it was so different from playing with a controller, I gave up on it...But, you guys seem to insist that using a wheel is the way to go, so i'm willing to try it out again...Also, what about compatibality with GT? I like that the driving force gt is the official wheel for GT, but is that overrated? I want compatibility with the PS2 too, as i'm just getting into GT4I was in the same boat.
My conclusion (so I don't have to wait too long) --> Get the Fanatec 911 Carrera wheel. It comes with pedals + clutch and 6-speed shifter, as well as many tuning options; all at the price of 159,99€. That's a bargain!
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