What wheels to use for LFS?

[Bad-Aries]

Now I am playing with my Act Labs Force RS. However, I am going to leave US for good and I am thinking should I bring my Force RS with me.

If you don't use Force RS, what do you guys recommend me to buy? I'd like to have force feedback.

I have calculate like this, the wheel now worth USD$40, I need to buy a new transformer for $30, this also needed to be shipped (not sure if it cost extra). But then if I could spend like a bit more than $70 for a good wheel, I don't bother to bring it with me. So, anyone could give me suggestions?

Thanks.

[Forbin]

From what I understand, a Logitech DFP is pretty much the best FF wheel out there at the moment, though I do not speak from experience. However, its replacement, the G25, is supposed to be due out soon. I have a Force RS myself.

See this thread:
http://www.lfsforum.net/showthread.php?t=9586

[Skyline_Drifter_]

Get a DFP or wait for the G25.

:]

[Bad-Aries]

Thanks folks.
I just took a look the G25 online. I like the 900 degree feature. However, I just wonder how well will that shifter works. If you pay $299 for the steering wheel and you need to pay extra for the shifter and the padal, it might be so expensive. Moreover, there are only 2 buttons (which I can see) in the wheel. This probably be another road block to buy the product.

[Tweaker]

For the complete package, the G25 is actually not all that expensive if you think about it. A brand new wheel with some new features... that is around $150 USD value or so. I mean... I bought my red MOMO Force wheel back then for around that much, but it normally costed $200. But it was worth it, no doubt.

Then, add in the 3 pedal set, which is not a common product from consumer manufacturers, and not cheap... and judging by the materials, that would easily be about and $80 +/- value. To top that off, the shifter, which is a whole 'nother device in its entirety, that brings the total cost to a pretty fair amount I'd say.

I've bought some expensive products from Logitech all the time, and I am a bit hesitant at first as always, but their products always hold up and last for me. There is lots to play with for $300 :)