Driving force gt setups...

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What are yours? It's an awful wheel, but I have to make due for now. So yeeaahh...
 
Might not be the best way to ask ... Who owns this piece of junk?
 
Might not be the best way to ask ... Who owns this piece of junk?

Haha, might not. I do, thankfully I acquired it free of charge.
 
Used one for two years, thought it was a good wheel. I usually had FF on 4, power steering off, something stuffed behind the brake for more resistance.
 
The DFGT is a great wheel.
 
The DFGT is very nice, it just takes more practice
 
The DFGT is very nice, it just takes more practice

I will say one thing, after getting used to it (why should you have to get used to it?) I kind of enjoy it. It's too unrealistic for my tastes though.
 
I think that the main thing is to adapt to the steering rate of the wheel, the settings won't do much for it.

Also keep in mind that what some people find ideal won't make any bacon for you.
 
I think that the main thing is to adapt to the steering rate of the wheel, the settings won't do much for it.

Also keep in mind that what some people find ideal won't make any bacon for you.

As far as settings go, there isn't much to adjust anyways. Does the G27 have the same feeling in the wheel as the DFGT? I know. I'm just stating my opinion on it.
 
I will say one thing, after getting used to it (why should you have to get used to it?) I kind of enjoy it. It's too unrealistic for my tastes though.

For it's price is very good. The others, yes they are better, but they are very,very ,very expensive!
 
As far as settings go, there isn't much to adjust anyways. Does the G27 have the same feeling in the wheel as the DFGT? I know. I'm just stating my opinion on it.

I moved from the DFGT to the G27 and there is a big difference. G27 is much smoother, much quieter, almost silent in fact, and the brake and throttle inputs are much more accurate. Add to that the shifter/clutcha and it's a winning combo for around $220. Get em' quick though, I hear they are out of production.
 
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