It's a great wheel. Personally id say it's way better than the logitecs... it's only a step behind fanatec.

the only bad thing about it is that it doesnt have a H shifter... adding a thrustmaster shifter will cost a bomb.

Then should be no problem. I drive 2-3 f1 full grandprix 60+ laps back to back on weekends and no sign of overheating. Wear and tear mostly cosmetic.

to lepas stim, https://www.lazada.com.my/products/kl-24hou...1531670644.html
this is enough already... when you shyok liao only change to those with racing seats. If you commit now, you also need to think about room space.
Plus that NLR GT Lite looks wobbly, it will affect your driving when you counter steer in drift or do hard braking in F1. (if you add rubber stoppers to make your brakes stiffer for better realism, the rack might not handle too)

In fact I just clamp on on my desk (although you'll need a steady desk)... janji use 32" monitor or 40" TV for best effect.

This post has been edited by Bonchi: Apr 19 2021, 10:34 PM

Way sturdier than those low end playseats that cost much more but of course this one doesnt come with a seat, it's just a rack.

But honestly, if just want to lepas stim, just mount it to a table. This is only useful when you play from a TV.

If want direct drive, can consider simucube. Got supplier and is based in SG.

https://www.simfai-solutions.com/

If im not mistaken, it's much better than fanatec. And most importantly, not a proprietary ecosystem... so you can technically mix and match pedals, gear shifters, dash and motion etc.

This post has been edited by Bonchi: Jul 4 2021, 08:27 PM

Logitech G29

If DIY then anything is possible. can even use a half cut car dash board for the best feel lol.

Direct drive is a whole level of its own with 20N of force that is enough to break your wrist when you crash at 100% feedback. But most importantly the feedback is much quicker and stronger so you can really feel the grip level of each wheels way way better. However, fanatec is pretty over rated. There's a lot of much better and cheaper direct drive systems out there. But have to really consider getting the full set and solid aluminum anchored rack. the feedback is strong enough to flip an ikea table... that's why the entry cost to a direct drive can pretty much buy a car.

Most budget one is use your table. It's fine and works really well.

Time to mod the brake pedal for a more hydraulic feel

I saw some DIY just use a scrap actual car braking system with braking fluid plus the actual breakpad and disk brake

Im using thrustmaster haha and did the squash ball method

Im using thrustmaster T150 with t3pa pedal jer and TH8A addon.

Bought T150 cuz back then T300 doesnt comes with T3PA pedal with clutch. Although tested both feedback, it felt 90% similar so didnt bother to upgrade.

There are alot of mods can be done on t3pa to make the brakes feels nicer... especially the rubber cone that comes with the pedal itself.



This post has been edited by Bonchi: Nov 22 2021, 11:06 AM

Time to:
https://assettocorsa.club/mods/tracks/akina-downhill.html

And then weather mod to change it to night

And download some eurobeat songs.

Bila make video of akina VR downhill .

Noticed you didnt do rev matching.

This post has been edited by Bonchi: Jan 8 2022, 01:20 AM

Grip is faster than drift but yeah.. just constantly force yourself to blip the throttle when you downshift and eventually muscle memory will set in.

Sell and get thrustmaster.

Tier list:
Logitec < thrustmaster < fanatec < custom direct drive.

Logitech wheels are always the stepping stone into thrustmasters :

Buy logitech to test, invest in thrustmaster if kinda interested, go fanatec and beyond when it becomes a passion

T300 can swap steering wheel. T248 cannot.

My best time is 5.28 with the standard ae86 tuned... it is very hard to be consistent and fast from start to end. Really mad respect to those youtubers can do under 5.20.

This post has been edited by Bonchi: Jan 11 2022, 10:16 PM

Still waiting for your akina downhill run