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Gran Turismo compatible wheels and cockpit index
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TextRich
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- BFBullpup
I got a Naki Touring Wheel without any packaging or manual. It doesn't even have a name and printed on the base is "Steering Wheel for PS," which implies it came out before the PS2 did. I'm pretty sure it is a Touring Wheel as it looks exactly the same except it has a red rather than a blue trim. No foot pedals, hand pedals only. If anyone knows its true name, I would love to know what it is. By the way the wheel looks like the Naki N4 Mini Racing Wheel, but the base is fixed and wide rather than detachable and narrow.
The wheel has a Mode button that can switch on the fly from Digital Left/Right, Steering Wheel, Analog Left/Right, and nothing. Button configurations are also different so you need to hit Mode while in the control setting of the Option menus to see what the changes are and to edit them as needed.
Anyway here are its compatibility:
GT1 - on PS1 yes (force feedback on Digital and Analog only), on PS2 no.
GT2 - on PS1 yes (force feedback on Digital and Analog only), on PS2 yes but no force feedback and connection using the Mode button is flaky. You need to select the mode you want and then restart the PS2. Otherwise the PS2 will think the wheel is disconnecting itself all the time and bring up the pause menu repeatedly. That is a good indication it is a PS1 and not a PS2 wheel (although later Naki wheels are for both PS2 and PS1 according to their packaging).
GT3 - yes, but no force feedback and only 2 Modes (Digital and Analog).
GT4 - yes, but no force feedback and only 1 Mode (Analog).
The wheel has a Mode button that can switch on the fly from Digital Left/Right, Steering Wheel, Analog Left/Right, and nothing. Button configurations are also different so you need to hit Mode while in the control setting of the Option menus to see what the changes are and to edit them as needed.
Anyway here are its compatibility:
GT1 - on PS1 yes (force feedback on Digital and Analog only), on PS2 no.
GT2 - on PS1 yes (force feedback on Digital and Analog only), on PS2 yes but no force feedback and connection using the Mode button is flaky. You need to select the mode you want and then restart the PS2. Otherwise the PS2 will think the wheel is disconnecting itself all the time and bring up the pause menu repeatedly. That is a good indication it is a PS1 and not a PS2 wheel (although later Naki wheels are for both PS2 and PS1 according to their packaging).
GT3 - yes, but no force feedback and only 2 Modes (Digital and Analog).
GT4 - yes, but no force feedback and only 1 Mode (Analog).
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Where is the cockpit index ? The link is broken.
I´m searching for a new cockpit and I found a very interesting cockpit at a german gt-forum. It´s a modular System and will soon be available.
Forum: http://www.gtrp.de/showthread.php?38579-Vorstellung-SimSeat
More pictures: http://www.simseat.eu/
That's pretty awesome. Wonder if they do a right-hand-drive version?
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- Soulfresh-ACV
Please help others by voting in this poll which wheel you'd recommend others starting out or looking to upgrade their wheel!
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What wheels are compatible with GTSport?
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- Elimin4torecK
@up + Which out of 3 pedal Wheels you reccomend - keeping in mind reverse compatibility - PC + PS3 at least. 250€ budget.
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- Elimin4torecK
I finally went for LOGITECH G29. Just wanna leave a note for those enthusiastic for driving with H-shifter and clutch. GT Sport sucks and does not see the gas and clutch inputs simultaniously. So no real hill toe braking. It works perfectly at Assetto Corsa and Dirt Rally tho.
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- markemark14
- markblack14
