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ok they are a pain with so many settings and it may take a while to get it set how you like it
but once you get there its great
i never tried that wheel can´t help you. I tried only g25, g27, fanatec v2 and direct drive. If it´s the 2 pedal version (Thrustmaster TX Racing Wheel Ferrari 458 Italia Edition)don´t get it, the pedals sucks.
I´m only sugesting for you to go read some reviews in what are the best pedals in those kits ( "Logitech G29? Thrustmaster T300? Fanatec CS?") and go with it because a good FF is nice but it´s in the pedals that you will gain the speed.
GL ;)
people love the t3pa(pro) pedals because for that price you won't find anything better that is brand new. basically, unless you're going to buy a pedal set with a quality built load cell you're best bet is one of the thrustmaster pedal sets t3pa / t3pa-pro. even just the t3pa set is good quality and sturdy. all you miss out on is being able to invert the pedals (if that matters to you).
the t300 servo base is better than the g29 servo base, the stock rim on the t300 is not as good as the rim on the g29 though, and the pedals that come in the base t300 package are a waste of money unless you never race any vehicles that have a manual clutch. not a big deal, you don't have to buy the t300 base package if you decided to go that route since thrustmaster went modular. if you went thrustmaster you could buy the base new, for a warranty, and get a better rim used, t3pa(pro) used, and a th8a shifter used. that setup is better than anything logitech has to offer and you can potentially spend around the same amount for a new g29. and the th8a shifter is H and a sequential shifter in 1 unit.
the fanatec products that are closer in the price range to compete against the thrustmaster stuff are around the same quality if you don't spend extra on things like the load cell brake upgrade plus you need to buy the clutch pedal because the CSL elite set doesn't come with one. the feel on the servo base is comparable to the t300 but it comes with a full size rim so it doesn't feel as strong because you have more leverage on it. the pedals, the pedals are amazing if you buy the upgraded kit that comes with the clutch and load cell brake. it's 199usd which is a steal for what you get. i remember paying 99usd (used) for my t3pa-pro set but i wish i had ♥♥♥♥♥♥ the CSL pedals. the CSL rim has a few neat things that the others don't have but you'll be paying for it. the fanatec shifter is a bit more hefty and has a good feel in it's shifting but it's bulky and more expensive.
in my opinion, if you're wanting to get the best things out of those options... forget the logitech stuff altogether, buy a t300 servo base with either the alcantara rim or the leather GT rim, both rims are superior to the logitech but but not full-size like the CSL rim, but the CSL rim is rubber wrapped, so... meh. get the th8a shifter, and get the CSL elite pedals with the load cell brake included.
now, if you're looking for a wheel to break into sim racing with and you don't want to spend 500-650+usd on a set for a hobby that you may not keep with. by all means get the logitech kit, it's a nice kit for the price you pay and you can't really go wrong with it as something to start with. but yeah, the servo base is not as good as either of the other two and it's pedals are slightly less in quality under the t3pa set. it's shifter.... don't buy it, buy the th8a (or even the fanatec shifter) anyway even if you get a g29.
if you're really looking, i would check out these guys Inside Sim Racing and The Simpit
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Axq9ajwZmcU logitech
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IN5P42Jj6xY t3pa
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=91boAig4DKk th8a
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mk1ofKBzCgU t300
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IrnBEaI0ZpU CSL
The G920 is a great starter wheel to get you into the game. Even if it has 8 year old internals- there are still G25's and G27's that are being sold for $200+, so the longevity and track record is there. Also, the guy who wins the iRacing $10,000 check races on an old logitech wheel.
I saw that for 200 dollars more than what I paid for the G920, I could get a used T500RS w/ TH8 shifter. Just looking at the setup I could tell it was an upgrade. I fell in love with the TH8. The FFB was tight and strong- and the coggyness of the gears that I'd felt from the G920 was minimized significantly.
This entire time, while looking at reviews for different wheels- I'd never heard of the name Fanatec. When I watched those videos- just looking at the materials that they used, I assumed the prices were way out of my league. Then I saw that I could have a brand NEW CSL Elite w/ P1 wheel and load cell pedals for only 200 dollars more than what I paid for the T500RS. So I sent that back.
The CSL Elite was a little smoother. The pedals were a huge upgrade of the T500RS pedals. You can just look at them and tell they're solid as a rock. It was around this time that Fanatec announced their CSL for the PS4, and man did I want it. The upgraded steering wheel and some of the same components used in their flagship V2.5 carried over onto this set up and I wanted it. So I sent the CSL back and kept the pedals and the TH8 shifter. Unfortunately after waiting for a week or two with no news- I broke down and got the V2.5 w/ the BMW wheel. This setup will arrive in about a week and a half from now.
I think all the wheels are good for what you're paying for them. I know Fanatec had some quality control issues years ago- and they turned a lot of consumers away for that. I've also heard that Thrustmaster made a few bad batches more recently of their T300's. So long as you buy it new- and you have their warranty, you should be ok though.
So if you don't have a set up- as far as consumer/enthusiast wheels are concerned, you can either go Fanatec or TM, each with their own ecosystem of parts. I prefer the quality of the German built, all aluminum design of their setups- so I went with them.
These are just my opinions though. I'm just someone who knew nothing about iRacing and steering wheels 3 months ago. Now I'm 1200 dollars deep in Fanatec stuff and still driving in the rookie class :) lol.
So my final setup is:
V2.5 w/ BMW rim
Standard Load Cell pedals w/ clutch
TH8 Shifter
Next level racing cockpit
and I just got the oculus rift in today... not sure if I'm going to keep it.
lol. 1200$ and youve got 13 hours into the sim. Can't say I'd suggest that.
But, still. I can say you cannot compare Fanatec with either Thrustmaster or Logitech.
Fanatec is like 1200-3000 euros/dollars but Thrustmaster is like 200-600 euros. Logitech 200-350 euros. So you can't compare them. They are all very different.
Also, Fanatec is Direct Drive, which neither Thrustmaster or Logitech is.
you're drunk, go to bed.