Nah, probably not at the moment..

Yeah, even though I'm so used to driving cars with keyboard, and now switched to MOMO I feel like a complete newbie that can't establish the brake point.

If I were to race with others online, I would just race my car with no pressure and try to get familiar with it. If I'm last then let it be, as long as my experience starts to gain bit by bit.

Thanks maranello55, yeah for me it's quite a big jump from keyboard to the wheel. Still not used to driving with it though, keep having oversteer, too early braking and etc.

But sigh, just used it for like half an hour then the pedal starts to have problems, it doesn't go 100% full. Does putting a tape on it will really solve the problem permenantly?

Nah, just the normal issue faced by other people as well. It doesn't go full even when I depressed it, about 20% lost. But it solves the problem by unplug and replug the USB cable.

Yu didn't tackle the problem by putting a layer of tape? - How are you suppose to race after an hour or so with the throttle rate decreased by 20%?

I think I'm going to look on this after I'm done with everything in this month haha

ryugan, your avatar damn cute laa

If I'm not mistaken, spiking effect means when you depressed the throttle full physically, it only reads about 80% which is a common problem for all MOMO wheel I think. When it reads 80%, if you look into a software(DXTweak2 from Wingman Team) you will see the input spikes up and down not much of the effect in the input but enough to ruin your race.

If you get what I mean.. It happens on my 1 week old MOMO too.....

RMA? What if they tested and there's nothing wrong? Then it will take weeks, but doesn't matter anyway I still have time though coz right now I'm quite busy. - How do you RMA? Do I have to bring back to the retailer?

The cause for spiking is usually due to the loose bracket that supports the pedal. This is what Mozso site says, but if this really the case then why unplug and replug the USB cable back will do the trick? It's a burning question in my mind now

Yeah, PS3 and PS2 both confirm can support MOMO.

Well I guess what I can do to maintain is to clean the pedals every 3 months to avoid dust collecting more and more. Then I will apply a layer of tape on it.

I don't want to have any problems and want to make sure my wheel is always under good working condition.

Unless in future you know you still can afford another or a better ones then by all means don't need maintain.

Yeah same here, still in the box but I will be mounting back and forth because I can't have extra table. - How long you bought your MOMO anyway?

I don't know why for some reason my wheel behaves erratically when I was playing F1C. When I make a turn then it responds after one second, always ruin my lap. It happens roughly about 2 laps once or twice..

No I turned it all off..

I'm thinking of re-installing the driver first.

Configuration for WingMan Profile?

If I'm not mistaken, I was told it's 240 degrees to be exact.

Heh, close by 30 degrees

Yeah, but pricey..

Definitely paying close to 1k on to this hardware has to be good quality..