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VTcommodore
19th September 2005, 13:04
How sweet was that title, ok hey im getting a new driving wheel soon wat should i get im a drifter but i still race and i need a gear shifter its a must for me so any ideas just post the wheel type and it will be great guys.CHEERS.
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Gabkicks
19th September 2005, 13:08
driving force pro... search man search rscnet and here.

VTcommodore
19th September 2005, 13:38
whats the turning radius of the wheel do u know?
Other then that it lo0oks really nice logitec are a great company with very cheap prices 2.
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tristancliffe
19th September 2005, 13:54
Radius is about 110mm or thereabouts. not sure why thats important though, it's kind of a standard PC wheel size...

VTcommodore
19th September 2005, 13:57
thnx, its important because my mate bought an imported ( dodgy) MOMO racing wheel and it was ment to be real and it wasnt and it was very small im talking TINY like ur hands were just small enough to hold onto it dude.
NE who i wont babble on thnx but il think about getting it.

Billeh
19th September 2005, 14:38
using a ms wheel and pedals without force feedback , but i just bought some logitech momo force feedback wheel and pedals :) should be here tomorrow or wednesday :) :)

RMachucaA
19th September 2005, 18:28
Vaseline and a lot of TLC.

deggis
19th September 2005, 19:14
I have a good advice: Buy the wheel but do not drift. Instead learn to race.

Drifting is the cancer of LFS. :tilt:

xapexcivicx
19th September 2005, 20:39
Here we go again. I suggest the DFP. Best feel IMO.

Cue-Ball
19th September 2005, 22:38
thnx, its important because my mate bought an imported ( dodgy) MOMO racing wheel and it was ment to be real and it wasnt and it was very small im talking TINY like ur hands were just small enough to hold onto it dude.
NE who i wont babble on thnx but il think about getting it.

Most mass-market PC driving wheels are pretty small. Unless you pay big money for the really nice ones, you're going to get a wheel that's a lot smaller than your average road car.

nism0
19th September 2005, 23:04
I use DFP too. Excellent wheel after practise, and it is a little small, but that doesn't stop it from being a good wheel.
The closest i've found to average size real car wheel was a shitty $40 non-ffb wheel.

Mazstermind
19th September 2005, 23:23
I have a good advice: Buy the wheel but do not drift. Instead learn to race.
Drifting is the cancer of LFS. :tilt:

Why does drifting have to be a bad thing. They both require skill and complement each other....sorry didnt mean to get off topic!

nism0
20th September 2005, 00:45
Why does drifting have to be a bad thing. They both require skill and complement each other....sorry didnt mean to get off topic!

Hehe, It is best to not argue about these things. Alot of racers are against drifters, for reasons they might have seen one drifter on a race server.
Which even real drifters don't like, but we can't stop it. Just go with the flow.
I am a racer and I also drift when I am bored, it's a fun thing to do.

Batterypark
20th September 2005, 01:51
I think TSW sells a 13" Nascar-style wheel... should be big enough for just about anyone :)

No FFB, though.

Gabkicks
20th September 2005, 02:16
Hehe, It is best to not argue about these things. Alot of racers are against drifters, for reasons they might have seen one drifter on a race server.
Which even real drifters don't like, but we can't stop it. Just go with the flow.
I am a racer and I also drift when I am bored, it's a fun thing to do.
its ignorance. jump on the hate drifting bandwagon of ignorance :D

RMachucaA
20th September 2005, 03:50
Oh i see, so the drifter is allowed to openly call all of us "grippers" (or as the rest of the REAL world knows us as "racers") a bunch of ignorants?

Allrighty.... just take note who's the first one to start flinging mud.

Typical drifter attitute.
I fart in your general direction drifters :D

Meant to be taken lightly :)

Gabkicks
20th September 2005, 04:04
just more pointless, stupid, immature hostility.

LIV4SPD
20th September 2005, 04:10
Why does drifting have to be a bad thing. They both require skill and complement each other....sorry didnt mean to get off topic!
I agree. I do regular racing and drifting and I don't get what the point is about one style hating the other. I primarily drift but if I have someone to race I will.

Gunn
20th September 2005, 04:18
If any person deliberately posts a comment that they know will put down another person or group and they know that such attitudes towards others are likely to start an argument or flame war, or otherwise be taken disrespectfully, then they have made a very immature post indeed.

If you insist on stereotyping each other and being outright nasty towards each other then I'd be interested to see your reasoning behind this fruitless behaviour that can only lead to grief.

If you don't like something and you aren't a part of it then why post negative comments at those who do? For those who like to bait others: stop wasting your time, go and do something you like doing instead of spreading misery in other people's faces.

Live and let live.

VTcommodore
20th September 2005, 06:00
Ok this was just a lil post so i could decide in the choice of which wheel to get.
Why do drifters hate racers and the other way around?
Drifters raced in the 1st place so why hate what they started doing?
and also dont call ppl grippers it sounds crap racers is a sweet normal name.
drifting is just a faster way around a corner i dont see why ppl have to make a fuss over that. i normal drift but i still do enduro racing and sprints all the time.
P.S. thanks for the help the DFP sounds and looks nice to drive with.
END OF POSTING dont drag this out any more
CHEERS

Vesa
20th September 2005, 06:37
its ignorance. jump on the hate drifting bandwagon of ignorance :D

Ah, but you know what ignorance is...

VTcommodore
20th September 2005, 06:39
I dont get why u guys are still going on about this.
LOL agian il say it CHEERS

Racer Y
20th September 2005, 17:15
....slow day.....

Most wheels made for PCs out there are alot smaller than real ones.
I think most ppl couldn't have a full size wheel due to space requirements.
LOL i drove my friends lowrider once. it had one a them chrome chain wheels.
It's actually slightly smaller in diameter than your standard PC wheel.
Plus in the summer that wheel got hot as hell and sweated - but I'm rambling.

anyways most wheels are pretty small in Diameter.

@ gunn. Yeah, you're right... looks like you're shaping into a decent Moderator :)

@ commodore when drifting, you don't take the turns faster, it's
just more stylish*

* I have noticed in rally, that if I get a little oversteer and drift a little
before the apex of the turn, it does lower my time somewhat, but that's
not really the LFS definition of drifting.
I think the LFS definition is: slide like hell!

@ gunn again. Maybe there should be a sub forum, thread or whatever
called DRIFT vs GRIP: The Saga Continues and let ppl go at it there.
That could be fun as long as everyone participating had thick skin and wouldn't take it seriously.

I dunno every time I tried my hand at drifting, I kinda felt like a one legged man in an ass kicking contest. LOL i do my best drifting on a race server and that's by accident :P

VTcommodore
21st September 2005, 14:00
@ commodore when drifting, you don't take the turns faster, it's
just more stylish*
Umm check a few times that ppl have done around the tracks doing dynamic drifting they have beaten race lap records by a couple of tenths.
And of cause i know its a style dude wat u take me for a stupid drunk 16 yr old?

adamkob32
21st September 2005, 14:12
I've never seen anyone drift in a car faster then what you can get by racing. You have far more speed going through a turn with full grip.

(SaM)
21st September 2005, 15:48
Racing is if you want to go fast. Drifting is for when you want to go stylish.

None is better, theyre just really different, you cant compare them.

Racers are not ignorant, just only the few guys that call all drifters *any nasty word they can think of* are ignorant.

Drifters are not *any nasty word they can think of*. Only the select few that show bad attitude against racers are.
For some reason alot of people that do that happen to drift, this is why alot of racers seem to think it has something to do with them drifting. This is an ignorant thought.

xapexcivicx
22nd September 2005, 00:47
I've been very cautious with my words. Grippers=no
Racers=yes
Drifters=yes
Crazy Asians=well...sorta. ..but still, no.



Just enjoy LFS, and st*u. Honestly.

Gunn
22nd September 2005, 00:55
Most wheels made for PCs out there are alot smaller than real ones.Yes the PC wheels are way too small for comfort and are a result of profiteering and perhaps a lack of understanding from the manufacturer as to who their customers really are. I can't believe the size of the DFP, so tiny. The Momo isn't much bigger. :scratchch

Tweaker
22nd September 2005, 02:12
It's too bad really... because I really like having a real wheel size. I used to own a jeep that had a biiiig wheel, was great fun for precision... felt like Nascar :p The wheels we have really do feel tiny... I guess it makes them better suited for the openwheeler feeling (quick and snappy).

xapexcivicx
22nd September 2005, 03:27
Compared to my old driving force, the driving force pro is a big wheel. It's overall just a great wheel, and adds such an experiance to the simulator. I reccommend it to everyone.

StanleyCarter
22nd September 2005, 03:44
I remember seeing some demo of Enthusia Racing (PS2 racing game), where the developers seemed to be using some sort of "customized" wheel where it also turns a lot of degrees, and the wheel itself also looks a lot like a real life steering wheel, which is way bigger compared to our gaming steering wheels, I never really knew what wheel was that, but it was hella cool.

I'd also like to have a wheel that has the same size as the real ones. and of course, 900 degrees :)