Well, on my xmas list is a new wheel. Im not sure which one to get, but the Logitech Driving Force Pro seemed to appeal to me. Is it really worth buying though? Id get a G25, but im not rich.

Im looking for a wheel with about 900 degrees rotation, that can be adjusted. So, is it worth buying?

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I have both a DFP and G25, and hands down the G25 is worth the extra $. DFP is nice too, but it doesn't compare.

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I have both a DFP and G25, and hands down the G25 is worth the extra $. DFP is nice too, but it doesn't compare.

It comes down to price though. I would say harlen that if you can spend the money on the g25 then thats the one to get, if not then the dfp would be a good wheel to get

Over this way, $300 for a G25 or $50 for a DFP? Big difference in price there. If it didn't have anything to do with price, then he wouldn't be asking about the G25.

I want the G25 too, but I got my DFP for Xmas last year, so it's too expensive, and not "worth it" getting a new one again

If you don't want to spend the dosh on a G25, the DFP is the next best thing. Still a nice peice of kit.

DFP is great for a first wheel! BUY, BUY, BUY!

OK, ill get a DFP then. The only reason i didnt want a G25, is because of the price. Otherwise, id get it. Thanks for the help guyz

I bought me the DFP 2 days ago - its awesome.
It's really funny to play LFS with it .

I while ago i saw a post that said the best rotation settings for each car but cant find it now. does anyone else know?

Hi I am also looking at getting a DFP but see that Thrustmaster have release the Rallye GT with clutch pedel now so is this better than a DFP ? or should I stick with the DFP option ?
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go with the DFP

Do the DFP have sequential shifting paddles like the Momo or just the stick? In the official site it says that it has paddles but a friend of mine says that they're just buttons.

DFP has buttons, obviously you didn't read my guid well enough

I found this image: http://www.thenextfuture.nl/users/marco/dfp/dfp3.jpg

I wouldn't say they're buttons, but neither they're paddles. They're like button/paddle hybrids. I don't mind as long as they don't break easily.

they work very well actually, it just needs a wee tap to shift up a gear. cant see them breaking very easily unless you hammer on them constantly.