DFP's work for the PC too. They have a USB cable so you can put it in the computer and with the right drivers, you can use it. I'd go for the DFP because it has 900 degree steering, giving you a better range of rotation selection. It has more buttons too which I find very convienent.

Though if you do have the money, I'd say go for the G25. Or you can buy the DFP and then get S2.

The DFP is a better choice than the MOMO. Yes it does work on PC and it has the advantage of having all those wheel-mounted buttons. That's the reason I never bought a G25 (2 buttons on the wheel? No thanks!).

Quote from Dizzydarryn :

wow guys, this is quite intense. i have just bought the DFP (sat) and the thought of H & T hasnt even crossed my mind. Just to get it straight, those of you that are H & T, are you using auto clutch or are you using one of the buttons as a clutch?

I have a second wheel plugged in (a Logitech "Driving Force") and I use its accelerator pedal as a clutch. LFS will happily allow you to assign your controls across two or more controllers. If you can find a dirt-cheap wheel on eBay which has working pedals (even if the wheel itself is b0rked) then you can have a three-pedal setup in LFS.

Wonder if i can connect my cousin's old wheel's pedals only without connecting his wheel. Could be cool to have a clutch pedal. :o

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Wonder if i can connect my cousin's old wheel's pedals only without connecting his wheel. Could be cool to have a clutch pedal. :o

Not sure if this works, but...

Quote from thisnameistaken :

I have a second wheel plugged in (a Logitech "Driving Force") and I use its accelerator pedal as a clutch. LFS will happily allow you to assign your controls across two or more controllers. If you can find a dirt-cheap wheel on eBay which has working pedals (even if the wheel itself is b0rked) then you can have a three-pedal setup in LFS.

Same here. Except, without having an h-shifter, it was just boring and weird. I gave it up (hence, my signature change...)