If you feel overwhelmed by getting into sim-racing; there is a guy consistently running in the top 5-10% in dirt rally online using nothing but a DFGT and a thrift store chair all while high out of his mind. I know him, he's me.
I’ve loved my Logitech G920 for the past 2 years. I’ve learned so much about the racing scene while using it. I’ve recently ordered DD hardware but as a beginner the G920 was so much fun.
Started with a g29 on a diy desk, mostly playing grid autosport and gran turismo 5 on ps3. Going strong now in an aluminium self-made simrig, now playing AC.
I've never been into racing sims and wheels cuz they always costed too much, 300 to 400 € is the bare minimum for any kind of quality. The logitech G29 Is shite for example, even though recommended for some reason. It makes way too much noise, shakes like a climaxing girl and people say the force feedback is like driving a toy car. Wheels is the reason I've never been into racing sims and it's a big shame. It's a vicious cycle of not enjoying the amazing world of racing sims. Not worth buying racing sims cuz i don't have a wheel and it's not worth having a wheel cuz they cost way too much. However, I think I might give it a try because of Gran Turismo 7 ON VR. I got asap cuz the PSVR2 is a high end VR system that runs BETTER than PC because of foveated rendering, which really works, really goddamn fucking well, for less than half the price on PC (just a good VR headset comparable but still worse than the PSVR2 is 700$, add 700$ for the controllers and it's 1400$ vs 550$, while I already have a PS5. So win win. Gran turismo 7 in VR with a good wheel set up is racing perfection. But I just dropped 600$ for the VR, plus another 100$ for some games, then add the price for gt7 and a good set up and ...damn, in total it's more than 1000$.
I am a casual player. I needed a wheel / pedal setup that works with PS 3/4/5 as well as the occasional PC game. I purchased a TM T-150 and have been happy with it for years. A playseat challenge folds up and gives me a comfortable cockpit. Most options are out of my budget but I would highly recommend the T-150 for anyone on a budget.
had Logitech stuff many-many years ago. in the last 15-20 years i've played arcade racing. but then i saw ACC and iRacing videos and felt that "tihs is my world". so, for Christmas I bough an R5 bundle with a next level F-GT. aaaaand I enjoy every second when I can drive!
Found an open box T-LCM at Micro Center for about $120 and saved up for a csl dd. If you're willing to wait and look hard enough, there are ways to be ballin' on a budget
Don't forget the turn down force for the t300 when letting smaller kids use it. 3.9NM is not a lot power for an adult, but it's still enough to hurt quite a lot for a small kid. Still, my daughter really enjoys it, especially since we found a solution to make the pedals for her and raised them and her quite a bit for a good cockpit position. The quick release of the T300 is still like the worst you could imagine.
Got a used Thrustmaster T500RS, T3PA Pro pedals with a custom loadcell mod, and a playseat challenge all for £175/€200 as my first sim setup. Simple yet still works great.
@@zwarr basically, I got the Thrustmaster wheel and pedals for £175, which wasn't that great of a deal given the condition that it was in (there were quite a few scratches, the person had bought it second hand so he didn't know how old it was, and it was very dusty). Regarding the playseat challenge, I found a great deal where someone was selling the chair + Logitech G29 + shifter for £100. I then sold the Logitech G29+shifter for £150 and kept the chair so altogether it was about £175 (after deducting the cost of driving to collect items)
Every beginner racing sim video says to go used, but in my area people seem to think 5-10$ off the retail price (or my favorite, somehow more expensive than amazon) is the correct price to sell used controllers for.
I've always been interested in sim racing but my big hurdle is the bduget and choosing the right starting wheel for me. This gives me a lot of idea on how I could start with the budget I have and get the most bang for my buck since as said in the video I would still see if I will really get into it or just going to be a casual player. Insightful.
I’ve had the 5NM fanatec CSL DD for around 7 months now and it is incredible. I got all the cheap stuff for it adding up to about €600 which is great. It feels extremely accurate and a great way to get into sim racing. I’m aware it is currently out of stock but if it comes back, I highly recommend it.
this is what i want to get, is it still running good? also I live in the uk so was worried about if anything went wrong with it would i have to send it back to the usa
Really good insight on sim racing wheels. May be from Singapore but the reasonings for the wheels remains true! Hope I get the giveaway for my kids. Then we all can race AC together
i got my g29 in 2016, and didn't feel the need to upgrade until this august. it is an absolutely amazing entry wheel, especially if you can get it used . I sold mine for 250CAD and I would have gone down to 200 if the guy had any sense to haggle at all lol.
nope, lol, i would have kept the shifter if i had it and for sure milked him for an extra 50 if he wanted it. this is canada. shit's expensive up here.
I was gonna go all put and start with a moza or fanatec but decided to grab a Logitech g920 and I love it. I'm glad I did tho bc I now need a cockpit and more so while I'm actually learning to drift and stuff as I didn't think it'd be as hard as it is. I can get all the other stuff in the meantime. If your just starting out I'd said the logitech is a good purchase.
Recently built a Ryzen 9 5700/RTX 3060 with 3 monitors for work (already had the monitors, this was an upgrade from an R7 2700/Vega 56 I built 5 years ago). Never really gamed but decided to give sim racing a try. Picked up AC Ultimate on Steam for $40, tried a controller first but it was way too sensitive with the steering and I really wanted a more realistic experience. Was able to pick up a G29 with pedals on sale on Amazon for $230. Love it. Had it clamped to my desk, but after a week upgraded to a Next Level GT Lite cockpit for $230. HUGE difference. So for about $500 all-in I have a cockpit, wheel/pedal and simulator software. I am having a blast. When ACC goes on sale I plan to pick that up since I love the GT cars but for now I can say I am very happy with my set up and would recommend the G29, especially at $230
Just went it head first and bought the invicta bundle. Always wanted to get in sim racing and didn’t want to waste money buying beginner products knowing I would want something better.
I found this video at the right time. I've been enjoying Assetto Corsa on my PS5 and although playing with the Dualsense is a fun challenge, I'm looking to experience it with a wheel now.
First Wheel I started with, mostly playing NFS Games like Hot Pursuit and MW2K12, was the Thrustmaster Ferrari 458 Italia. When I started to get more interested in the Dirt Titles like Dirt 3, Dirt 4 I got my hands on a Thrustmaster Driving Force GT. Going onto my First Xbox One and FM6 through to FH4 it was the Logitech G920. Now I'm doing alot of Simcade and Full Sims and currently running a Thrustmaster T500RS. I loved all the Wheels that I owned and I can only imagine what my Future holds
I started with a G27 then moved to a TM TX and now im racing with a CSL DD (8NM) and its amazing and didnt cost me a arm and a leg either for the whole kit back in 2021 i belive the whole lot was £800
Nice Video! I would recommend the "Thrustmaster TMX FF (Force Feedback) " it is cheap (200€) and as the name suggests, it has great force feedback. Unfortunetly it comes with only 2 paddles but i would HIGHLY Recommend starting with this one.
From everything I've read & watched, think I'd have to go with the T300. Couldn't justify the outlay for the Moza set for my first setup, just incase I don't get into racing.
With Moza R5 I think you should've mentioned the $40 "ES Formula Wheel Mod" for the ES wheel which turns it into a formula/gt-style wheel. It makes the setup even more versatile for just a bit more money.
@@lknight288 I think you’re mistaking for the formula wheel they have, commenter is talking about the formula rim upgrade for the wheel that comes with the R5
im on t150 since 2018 ,upgraded to tlcm pedals and i got into 2,5k elo on lfm so its not bad but planing on getting moza r5 since i cant rly push my limits with this wheel anymore
My buddy has always loved cars but never grew up with racing games or even a console/PC. He’s recently built his first pc and is now looking to get into sim racing. I’m recommending the Logitech wheel to start but eventually get the Moza or Fanatec DD options
Pro tip: start right away with Direct Drive 😁 Otherwise you will take the same road as I did..you start with a belt base, then later on upgrade to a Direct Drive 🤣 In the end it cost you more. My road: T300, T-GT1, T-GT2, Fanatec DD Pro
I used to have a G27 and when it quit working, I went to the G920 and I found the FFB much weaker and Squishy compared to my G27 experience. I finally moved to a MOZA R9 DD (FSB & CRP), this year and I am working out a rebuild of my sim cockpit right now !
Moza also has a formula 1 wheel faceplate you can pop on and off for formula racing for around $50. Amazing bundle for starting a serious transition and getting wheel great variety for your gameplay.
@@joris185where’d you get it? I’m looking to try out sim racing(f1 specifically) so I was looking at the g29, but I’m hesitant to get it on eBay or the back market. Thinking of waiting for Black Friday tbh😅 But what did you do?
I got my g29 just for 90 dollars with shifter used and i never had problemens with it. I sold my g29 for 180 dollars and i now use a trustmaster t300 and its much better than g29 but the g29 is the perfect beginner wheel
I just got the R5 bundle and it’s amazing! I did the headfirst dive into sim racing and went DD for my first wheel. My first race in wreckfest was insane and I crashed all over. So much fun after years of controller racing. However, I might return the bundle and just get the base because I prefer a round wheel and the pedals and clamp could be improved in order to match the performance of the base. I need to find a good set of peddles and a simple round wheel for about the same price? Any ideas?
You forgot one thing the DIY stuff as a guy who build myself a direct drive wheel with a peak torque of around 13NM but cost me just around 150$ that's a frickin huge W
You should have mentioned that Moza is only compatible with PC. I would recommend Fanatec for Console players that won’t a DD wheel. I play on PS5 and also have another wheel that will let me play on Xbox as well
l ordered an r16. never owned a wheel before. Been playing on keyboard and controller and loving it. So l never had to spend 400 on a g29 and have to upgrade again
pro tip, listen to this at 1.25x speed. :)
Thought you were kidding but actually works great. Thanks for the tip!
Lmfao prolly the best tip ive seen
Couldn't even tell the speed was changed when i did it lol. It was the speed people normally talk
Lol
I went to 1.50 and smoked through this video
If you feel overwhelmed by getting into sim-racing; there is a guy consistently running in the top 5-10% in dirt rally online using nothing but a DFGT and a thrift store chair all while high out of his mind. I know him, he's me.
lmfao
I've been using a G920 for three years now. I attach it to my desk and put it to the side when I'm not using it. I'm perfectly happy with it.
I’ve loved my Logitech G920 for the past 2 years. I’ve learned so much about the racing scene while using it. I’ve recently ordered DD hardware but as a beginner the G920 was so much fun.
2 years of experience gives you the right to buy a brand new dd :D
I'm ordering soon.
What DD did you order?
Started with a g29 on a diy desk, mostly playing grid autosport and gran turismo 5 on ps3. Going strong now in an aluminium self-made simrig, now playing AC.
I've never been into racing sims and wheels cuz they always costed too much, 300 to 400 € is the bare minimum for any kind of quality. The logitech G29 Is shite for example, even though recommended for some reason. It makes way too much noise, shakes like a climaxing girl and people say the force feedback is like driving a toy car.
Wheels is the reason I've never been into racing sims and it's a big shame. It's a vicious cycle of not enjoying the amazing world of racing sims. Not worth buying racing sims cuz i don't have a wheel and it's not worth having a wheel cuz they cost way too much.
However, I think I might give it a try because of Gran Turismo 7 ON VR.
I got asap cuz the PSVR2 is a high end VR system that runs BETTER than PC because of foveated rendering, which really works, really goddamn fucking well, for less than half the price on PC (just a good VR headset comparable but still worse than the PSVR2 is 700$, add 700$ for the controllers and it's 1400$ vs 550$, while I already have a PS5. So win win.
Gran turismo 7 in VR with a good wheel set up is racing perfection.
But I just dropped 600$ for the VR, plus another 100$ for some games, then add the price for gt7 and a good set up and ...damn, in total it's more than 1000$.
I got the T150 + T3PA Pedal-Upgrade for around 200€ 1-2 years ago and I can say it definitely fullfillt my expectations.
I would say logitech g29/920 are great for starters. Had DD pro for 1 year now and it´s been awesome but surely not needed to race fast.
I am a casual player. I needed a wheel / pedal setup that works with PS 3/4/5 as well as the occasional PC game. I purchased a TM T-150 and have been happy with it for years. A playseat challenge folds up and gives me a comfortable cockpit. Most options are out of my budget but I would highly recommend the T-150 for anyone on a budget.
G29 has been my starter wheel - saving for a DD upgrade at the moment
Around two weeks ago i just try T150 from my friend and feels great. Reccommend for beginner who want try wheel beside G29
had Logitech stuff many-many years ago. in the last 15-20 years i've played arcade racing. but then i saw ACC and iRacing videos and felt that "tihs is my world". so, for Christmas I bough an R5 bundle with a next level F-GT. aaaaand I enjoy every second when I can drive!
My G27 is still going strong, first wheel and never stopped loving it
ive been sim racing for only about 6 weeks and love it i bought a secondhand g29 off fb and just upgraded to the r5 last week and its amazing
Is the r5 compatible with ps4 and 5
@@juniorbucknor1333 no
I ve got g29 with shifter and it's great for beginners.
Found an open box T-LCM at Micro Center for about $120 and saved up for a csl dd. If you're willing to wait and look hard enough, there are ways to be ballin' on a budget
Don't forget the turn down force for the t300 when letting smaller kids use it. 3.9NM is not a lot power for an adult, but it's still enough to hurt quite a lot for a small kid.
Still, my daughter really enjoys it, especially since we found a solution to make the pedals for her and raised them and her quite a bit for a good cockpit position.
The quick release of the T300 is still like the worst you could imagine.
If you're sure you want to get into sim racing I'd recommend going for a direct drive because you'll eventually get one anyway
Thank you for helping me find the competition link, fingers crossed for my son birthday 🤞😉
Got a used Thrustmaster T500RS, T3PA Pro pedals with a custom loadcell mod, and a playseat challenge all for £175/€200 as my first sim setup. Simple yet still works great.
where did u find it at that price😲
In your dreams
@@zwarr basically, I got the Thrustmaster wheel and pedals for £175, which wasn't that great of a deal given the condition that it was in (there were quite a few scratches, the person had bought it second hand so he didn't know how old it was, and it was very dusty). Regarding the playseat challenge, I found a great deal where someone was selling the chair + Logitech G29 + shifter for £100. I then sold the Logitech G29+shifter for £150 and kept the chair so altogether it was about £175 (after deducting the cost of driving to collect items)
Every beginner racing sim video says to go used, but in my area people seem to think 5-10$ off the retail price (or my favorite, somehow more expensive than amazon) is the correct price to sell used controllers for.
I've always been interested in sim racing but my big hurdle is the bduget and choosing the right starting wheel for me. This gives me a lot of idea on how I could start with the budget I have and get the most bang for my buck since as said in the video I would still see if I will really get into it or just going to be a casual player. Insightful.
i currently have a g920 and it’s a good wheel but it is very notchy and the pedals are just ok so it just matters what your budget is
Been enjoying your channel as i try to learn about wheels before getting into this expensive hobby. Thanks for all the info
I’ve had the 5NM fanatec CSL DD for around 7 months now and it is incredible. I got all the cheap stuff for it adding up to about €600 which is great. It feels extremely accurate and a great way to get into sim racing. I’m aware it is currently out of stock but if it comes back, I highly recommend it.
this is what i want to get, is it still running good? also I live in the uk so was worried about if anything went wrong with it would i have to send it back to the usa
does it work on playstation
Really good insight on sim racing wheels. May be from Singapore but the reasonings for the wheels remains true! Hope I get the giveaway for my kids. Then we all can race AC together
i got my g29 in 2016, and didn't feel the need to upgrade until this august. it is an absolutely amazing entry wheel, especially if you can get it used . I sold mine for 250CAD and I would have gone down to 200 if the guy had any sense to haggle at all lol.
Did you have the shifter too? Because all three for $250 is an absolute bargain. I'll probably do exactly that once I commit to upgrading.
nope, lol, i would have kept the shifter if i had it and for sure milked him for an extra 50 if he wanted it. this is canada. shit's expensive up here.
@@jn1211 Indeed. I'm also a Canuck (Nova Scotia) so I understand the struggle lol
I was gonna go all put and start with a moza or fanatec but decided to grab a Logitech g920 and I love it. I'm glad I did tho bc I now need a cockpit and more so while I'm actually learning to drift and stuff as I didn't think it'd be as hard as it is. I can get all the other stuff in the meantime. If your just starting out I'd said the logitech is a good purchase.
Used to do this years ago, might have to get back into it
Have always wanted to get into sim racing and this has been a massive help in trying to help me find where to start!
Very helpful video. So many options out there.
Recently built a Ryzen 9 5700/RTX 3060 with 3 monitors for work (already had the monitors, this was an upgrade from an R7 2700/Vega 56 I built 5 years ago). Never really gamed but decided to give sim racing a try. Picked up AC Ultimate on Steam for $40, tried a controller first but it was way too sensitive with the steering and I really wanted a more realistic experience. Was able to pick up a G29 with pedals on sale on Amazon for $230. Love it. Had it clamped to my desk, but after a week upgraded to a Next Level GT Lite cockpit for $230. HUGE difference. So for about $500 all-in I have a cockpit, wheel/pedal and simulator software. I am having a blast. When ACC goes on sale I plan to pick that up since I love the GT cars but for now I can say I am very happy with my set up and would recommend the G29, especially at $230
This does give me an idea of how i should proceed with wheels
Just went it head first and bought the invicta bundle. Always wanted to get in sim racing and didn’t want to waste money buying beginner products knowing I would want something better.
I have T150 since 2 Years, and i had to replace spring on gas pedal after some time, no more problems
im waiting for my Moza R5 Bundle, thank you for this video, i maked good choice about this purchase
I found this video at the right time. I've been enjoying Assetto Corsa on my PS5 and although playing with the Dualsense is a fun challenge, I'm looking to experience it with a wheel now.
Really found this useful as I’m still racing using the standard controller on my PS5
Great video for beginner sim racers!
Thank you!
First Wheel I started with, mostly playing NFS Games like Hot Pursuit and MW2K12, was the Thrustmaster Ferrari 458 Italia. When I started to get more interested in the Dirt Titles like Dirt 3, Dirt 4 I got my hands on a Thrustmaster Driving Force GT. Going onto my First Xbox One and FM6 through to FH4 it was the Logitech G920. Now I'm doing alot of Simcade and Full Sims and currently running a Thrustmaster T500RS. I loved all the Wheels that I owned and I can only imagine what my Future holds
I use to have a T150 but i ended up breaking it by accident it was such a good wheel
That trustmaster aimed at kids is a brilliant idea as my 6yr stuggles with my wheel and pedal set up
I started with a G27 then moved to a TM TX and now im racing with a CSL DD (8NM) and its amazing and didnt cost me a arm and a leg either for the whole kit back in 2021 i belive the whole lot was £800
800 didn't cost a arm and a leg wth
Great video. I really wish the moza was useable on console
Nice Video!
I would recommend the "Thrustmaster TMX FF (Force Feedback) " it is cheap (200€) and as the name suggests, it has great force feedback. Unfortunetly it comes with only 2 paddles but i would HIGHLY Recommend starting with this one.
Thanks for all the good infos, guys! Really appreciated, because I'm thinking about getting myself a good wheel and pedals for simracing.
I really needed to see this vid perfect timing
Thank you for the video, trying to delve into sim racing!
From everything I've read & watched, think I'd have to go with the T300. Couldn't justify the outlay for the Moza set for my first setup, just incase I don't get into racing.
I have a t300 and I love that thing..Upgraded to Load Cell Brake TLCMs and bought an F1 wheel rim. Now I have a psvr2 as well. incredible lol
Oh God, thx for your video, now i know what i need to bought
I got the logi G920 and I'm very happy with it
nice video, i like the Thrustmaster T300RS the most, but they are all very expensive...
Thank you for the good info about beginner wheels
great video for those looking to get into sim racing!
Stll using an 3 year old G29, pedals sometimes get crazy but not a big deal
I'm looking forward to getting a new setup.
Awesome video as always
Thanks a lot! ❤️
thanks for the informaton. good video
With Moza R5 I think you should've mentioned the $40 "ES Formula Wheel Mod" for the ES wheel which turns it into a formula/gt-style wheel. It makes the setup even more versatile for just a bit more money.
The upgrade is not €40! €689 is the price for the add-on wheel not the bundle with the wheel.
@@lknight288 I think you’re mistaking for the formula wheel they have, commenter is talking about the formula rim upgrade for the wheel that comes with the R5
@@lknight288 As @phantom-dev said, you're talking about "FSR Formula wheel". I'm talking about "ES Formula Wheel Mod".
Love your content! Great work.
Happy to hear that!
After that Video, I will defenetly start with sim racing!
Good suggestion in the dd category: the Cammus C5, goes for around 300€ and is a fairly good beginner wheel
My first wheel was G920 no I use TS-XW forcefeedback is amazing
Thank you! Getting the moza r5 bundle!!!
Good bundle to start with, have fun! -Michel
@@OverTake_gg thanks!
im on t150 since 2018 ,upgraded to tlcm pedals and i got into 2,5k elo on lfm so its not bad but planing on getting moza r5 since i cant rly push my limits with this wheel anymore
Just got the r5, used the g920 and thrustmaster before, and man u can really feel a difference
Thank you for the very useful and concise information, cheers bro.
Been simracing for 14 years. Still on a G27. Lol looking at getting a Fanatec McLaren wheel and a DD wheel right now.
Considering the T128 for the kids’ setup.
My buddy has always loved cars but never grew up with racing games or even a console/PC. He’s recently built his first pc and is now looking to get into sim racing. I’m recommending the Logitech wheel to start but eventually get the Moza or Fanatec DD options
Great One!
Thanks!
Pro tip: start right away with Direct Drive 😁 Otherwise you will take the same road as I did..you start with a belt base, then later on upgrade to a Direct Drive 🤣 In the end it cost you more. My road: T300, T-GT1, T-GT2, Fanatec DD Pro
Listen I think this was a great video and to the beginners you probably won’t be as good as on controller but it will be way more fun
Thanks for reminding me about size, I have shoe size 48 (EU) and can palm a basketball.
Top wheel. Lot of features
I used to have a G27 and when it quit working, I went to the G920 and I found the FFB much weaker and Squishy compared to my G27 experience. I finally moved to a MOZA R9 DD (FSB & CRP), this year and I am working out a rebuild of my sim cockpit right now !
I'll be knocking out my Used in great shape G920 for $100 USD w/shifter in Febuary. Hoping to help out a new Sim hopeful get a start !
@@GrimJerr thats nice. I would look for it :)
Top Tier Content, great video man!
Thanks for the guide!
I think after all second hand market is still the best option, you can get medium gear for a resonably low price
Pretty cool video.
Prices in Euros is a nice plus
Moza also has a formula 1 wheel faceplate you can pop on and off for formula racing for around $50. Amazing bundle for starting a serious transition and getting wheel great variety for your gameplay.
I got the G29 and I love it. I am considering buying fanatec products for my ps5
@@joris185where’d you get it? I’m looking to try out sim racing(f1 specifically) so I was looking at the g29, but I’m hesitant to get it on eBay or the back market. Thinking of waiting for Black Friday tbh😅
But what did you do?
@@clips7701 which country are you from?
@@joris185 US
i've recently getting into sim racing with a wheel, i got a great deal for my g29 with a mount
The G29 really goes fine for me.
I AGREE
awesome video thx
Got my r9 wheelbase at microcenter for $300! It was such a steal I had to buy it
I got my g29 just for 90 dollars with shifter used and i never had problemens with it. I sold my g29 for 180 dollars and i now use a trustmaster t300 and its much better than g29 but the g29 is the perfect beginner wheel
I would recommend a csl dd bundle for a beginner, you wont need to upgrade the wheel or pedals only the powersupply if you want the full 8nm
Don’t you only get 2 pedals in the bundle?
Also am I right in thinking it is not compatible with an Xbox?
I just got the R5 bundle and it’s amazing! I did the headfirst dive into sim racing and went DD for my first wheel. My first race in wreckfest was insane and I crashed all over. So much fun after years of controller racing. However, I might return the bundle and just get the base because I prefer a round wheel and the pedals and clamp could be improved in order to match the performance of the base. I need to find a good set of peddles and a simple round wheel for about the same price? Any ideas?
You forgot one thing the DIY stuff as a guy who build myself a direct drive wheel with a peak torque of around 13NM but cost me just around 150$ that's a frickin huge W
Nice overview, thanks
You should have mentioned that Moza is only compatible with PC. I would recommend Fanatec for Console players that won’t a DD wheel. I play on PS5 and also have another wheel that will let me play on Xbox as well
I started with a G27, it's still a good option!
Good luck y'all🍀
The T300 is the king of beginner wheels
Great information!
Nice!
I am using a g920 and love it
I'm saving for some DD upgrade
Nice to see some options. Would definitely start with a budget wheel to see how it feels.
l ordered an r16. never owned a wheel before. Been playing on keyboard and controller and loving it. So l never had to spend 400 on a g29 and have to upgrade again
Winning that wheel would be pretty cool, could properly join sim racing, since I don't have any wheel yet 😎
Great info 🤔🤔🤔🤔