Agreed. I have been using the T150 Pro with T3PA pedals and I think it does the job really well. Compared to the next step up, the T300, I prefer the T150. Personally, I like that the paddle shifters turn with the wheel whereas on the T300, they are mounted stationary to the wheel base and do not turn with the wheel. The pedals are good too but if you use a lot of throttle control then you will have to be prepared to disassemble them and clean out the potentiometers maybe 2 or 3 times. I have had my wheel for about 16 months and no problems since I don't use full force feedback. This is to ensure that the plastic gear teeth don't snap due to the torque from the belt driven motor. Haven't had to clean the throttle pot for a few months now either, I think that there was a lot of carbon on the wafer and after a year of daily use and cleaning the pot a few times, it's still going strong. For rally games and really bumpy tracks, I recommend setting the T150 Force Feedback to about 70 percent then adjust accordingly but much higher than that and the wheel starts snapping a bit too hard for my liking. Especially in the event that I get pushed off track at full speed and hit a wall...on full Force Feedback, hitting walls can break any wheel when it snaps to full lock almost instantly. Hope this helps.
As for the T-GT wheel, I don't think it's worth the money for a wheel where all the wheel's features mainly work for only one game franchise, Gran Turismo. There are a range of other wheels out there for around the same price point that do much better across multiple games but if your only focus is Gran Turismo Sport then by all means, get the specialty wheel that is made for the game. As for me, I will probably replace my T150 with another T150 if it ev1er breaks.