Actually if I could, I really want to try how nice it is...

Thanks for the offer

Functionality, nothing much can be done. But they could improve the reliability and etc.

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Added on May 17, 2008, 11:17 amHey ben, did you think of joining MSR league?

This post has been edited by BlueWind: May 17 2008, 11:17 AM

Ben, let me tell you, I'm also a newbie myself.. I also don't have proper place to put my MOMO. But that doesn't stop me, I can just mount back-and-forth and although I'm not sure whether I can be committed to MSR but what I know is that I am there just for fun not for real.

You also have to know that you can't be a pro overnight.. Like I told you last time, for now join them, gain experience, always last? Don't bother about it, it's part of your experience.. - Most importantly, perfecting your driving skills while gaining experience.. No need to be a pro to join MSR...

Haha, as a rookie for sure we will like bang people's butt. That's why for now I just try to get as much mileage as I can before I join them. So that I can get used to my MOMO and understand the limits..

On top of my head now what I got is www.fraps.com

But have you got your rFactor? - Come over to the MSR thread in the Competitions and Leagues section and discuss, and also come join MSR forum as well..

Same here.. But the problem now I have is some other reason AND money..

Yup, the admins in MSR will help you purchase rFactor.. Heh, G25 is a babe to each of the racing lovers..

But is your pocket deep enough to get rFactor?

This post has been edited by BlueWind: May 20 2008, 01:18 PM

Yeah I tried playing NFS Carbon, and was kinda fun though.

As for the sensitivity, I'm not so sure about it.

So much space to put.. Nice.. Not like me, limited space.

Yup, guess it should be plug and play..

Pneumatic pedals right?

No, I was talking about the physical pedal itself, the thing that replaces springs..

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Added on May 29, 2008, 9:09 pmCan someone give me an idea on how to chop off the black coloured part? Suggest what proper tool should be used, I have a chainsaw but it's a bit too big to saw and the problem is I couldn't chop across the plank. - Hope you guys get what I mean, any ideas would be appreciated.



This post has been edited by BlueWind: May 29 2008, 09:09 PM

Ya, that's why..

It's not exactly a support brace, if I chop it off, it doesn't affect the drawer or the table. - Nothing is connected to the plank, its one long piece..

Cannot la.. compromise with my parents already...

Yes, that's why there's a problem in cutting across it. - Imagine you use a chainsaw to cut through the plank, and then how are you going to cut across it?

And, if I am not misunderstood by what you're saying, the reason for me to have such large chunk piece of wood cut off because it's more comfortable for myself when I screw and unscrew the thing. If I only cut it just nicely then I'll have problems on screwing to the screw hole.

I don't think Driving Force Pro supports 900 degree.

You tried looking at the Profiler software before?