Besides the MOMO and G25, what else is out there that's worth looking into

GT force pro.

or the Fanetic 911 Turbo S wheel.

If you are loaded check out the Frex stuff.

Quote from JJ72 :

GT force pro.

or the Fanetic 911 Turbo S wheel.

If you are loaded check out the Frex stuff.

whats the site?

what are the prices for frex? no mention of them on their site, their site baiscally sucks

Quote from major_syphillis :

what are the prices for frex? no mention of them on their site, their site baiscally sucks

http://www.frex.com/gpshop/cat ... rency=USD&language=en

Lots of prices.

Quote from major_syphillis :

what are the prices for frex? no mention of them on their site, their site baiscally sucks

Frex take existing wheels and mod them up so I would guess take the cost of the donor wheel and at least double it and possibly add some more

I think all their prices are in Yen last time I looked.

I use the logitech GT force and I very happy, but I like G25, Itttts good !

anyone have the thomas wheel?


http://www.thomas-superwheel.com/tswsite/

just get a g25.

Dfp

G25 > Dfp > Thomas wheel

not for sure whats better truly between the thomas wheel and the DFP.. But logitech has a more reputable well known name

Quote from Woz :

Frex take existing wheels and mod them up so I would guess take the cost of the donor wheel and at least double it and possibly add some more

I think all their prices are in Yen last time I looked.

You guys have to keep up with the times! The new Frex wheel was released. It's probably the best FFB wheel around but it costs ~$1700 without the physical wheel. The total cost shipped to the U.S. with a wheel is probably over $2000.... Degrees of rotation = 1080

ECCI makes the best non-ffb wheels. http://www.ecci.net
The Trackstar6000 is their latest model. It's a 240 degree wheel and its their most popular model. I'm interested in the not so well known multiturn wheel myself - 6000MT.... if I can get over the fact that it lacks ffb, takes a long time to adjust the degrees of rotation, is still "only" 820 degrees max, and lacks a centering spring. It's tricky to find it on their webpage:

http://ecci6000.com/proddetail.asp?prod=6070M1W&from=ALL

Finally, you might want to keep an eye on this thread:
http://forum.rscnet.org/showthread.php?t=314424