If you’re an arcade racing fan who just wants a great wheel, this is strong choice. But it’s also compromised by unsatisfactory pedals, and a button layout that doesn’t make every game easy to play. This is an excellent steering wheel that justifies its hefty price tag, with exemplary force feedback, lovely ergonomic design, strong build quality and pleasant potential for expansion. and drift street japan (other games unlock the wheel) isnt unlocking it. Not everyone has a problem, so you might be lucky. why is this game not supporting it I mean. Not every game allows you to remap the brake pedal to the clutch pedal (Forza 6 does, Forza 7 doesn’t), so make sure you test yours thoroughly in time to return it if it’s not usable. It does appear that some units are better than others, some say you can wear it in or even mount the pedal and just get used to it, but we say it isn’t good enough. Its basically 900 ingame even if i have it set to 210 because the steering wheel doesnt stop at 210. While you can take matters into your own hands and void your warranty by taking the pedals apart, trimming or removing the rubber or even upgrading it with a third-party spring, obviously that’s a lot of hassle when it should be great straight out of the box. Im using a G920 and i have the steering degree set to 210, but that doesnt matter because of how stiff the G920 is in games that dont have FFB or just desktop. The culprit appears to be a piece of rubber designed to provide authentic resistance, but it’s simply too thick.

It happened to us too, on the unit we reviewed - the brake pedal is simply too hard to engage, requiring an unrealistic weight of force to get the brakes to apply at 100%. At least in theory - and that’s where we come to the major criticism of this wheel bundle: The brake pedal has proven to be (in)famously stiff for many users. That means you can gently rev your engine at the startline to avoid wheelspin, squeeze the brakes like an eggshell to avoid a lock-up, or even find the biting point of the clutch in true sims like Assetto Corsa. Well, the good news is that you get three very nicely-built pedals packed in with the unit, which means acceleration, braking and clutch control is all under your feet, and all offering progressive control.

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