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What is the best racing wheel and the worst from the list?

Apr 25, 2011 by CorpyChaser | Posted in PC

1.Microsoft SideWinder Force Feedback Wheel
2.PS2/PS3/PC Ferrari GT Experience 3-in-1 Wheel
3.Genius Twin Vibration Feedback F1 Racing Wheel
4.Genius Twin Wheel FF, Force Feedback for PC or PS2. Rubber grip Force Feedback Racing Wheel.
5.Microsoft SideWinder Precision Racing Wheel
6. logitech Driving Force Wheel ->http://www.amazon.com/Driving-Force-Whee l-PlayStation-3/dp/B0000DC64H/ref=cm_src h_res_rtr_1

If you could rate them also from best to worst, that would be okay.
And if you guys have any recommendation or suggestion on a racing wheel for pc under $100 that would be really helpful!

Thanks guys!

Well, for under $100 for a force feedback wheel, your gonna get what you pay for, which is not worth it. My recommendations are to to save up for the Logitech G25 or G27. You will see the huge difference and with happier results.

| Apr 25, 2011

hilux good car for drifting?

Dec 27, 2009 by Tan | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs

the other day i was thinking i need a new car now i am a keen rally and drift racing enthusiast i want to join either one of those sports aswell i also have mate who work in custom car workshops were they mod engines and cars to however you want and one day i was walking into the parking lot after work to get into my vechicle when i noticed a hilux that looked sweet it was a V6 rear wheel drive manual 2 door ute with a tray back, im not a genius but i dont think it takes a genius to relise that a v6 engine is bloody powerfull for a car this light in weight and i also noted that because the rear end of the car is just a tray sitting ontop of the two rear wheels that the back end would be extremely eazy to slide out i was starting to picture in my mind what could be done and it wouldnt cost much either just like the drift king said himself you dont need loads of money or engine power to enjoy the sport of drifting all i would really need to spend money on would be lowering the suspension a new exhaust system and some lighter rims i wouldnt even touch the engine as it does not need much at all so i would like some feedback what do you people think and any other ideas?

Well mate considering that's not a bad idea in the drift scene its always good to be unique to give yourself a name like initial d the tofu delivery ae86 because its rarely thought of a corolla being good at drifting.
having a hi-lux to drift could work but only if u have some cash because u will need to do some stuff to it before its safe to drift!
if your a good enough drifter u could make a name for itself and be extremely unique but to drift pro u might need something better (if you decide to take it that far!)
in the end that would be awesome seeing a v6 hi-lux competing against Silvia's,skylines etc it would be very interesting.

But dont forget the back might be too light and it might just not work at all i am not sure as 5yrs of drifting experience i have never tried to drift a stock v6 hi-lux!

good luck.

| Dec 28, 2009

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