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Thrustmaster T300RS Racing Wheel Thread
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I think they caught on to it for the last T300RS deal with Driveclub Special Edition, shame they never activated discount again, otherwise I might have been tempted to buy one. I guess 1% cashback is most extra you can get off the wheel, very good price as it is.Tried doesn't work with electricals sadly.
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- johnboy-1975-
Yeah we grabbed the 1% topcashback like you say decent deal on it's own. The Hut have the same deal incidentally everyone (in case Zavvi get snowed under with orders
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- Bush_Killa-73
Finally registered today to post these deals and have been beaten to it, damnit!
Got my T300RS just under a month ago for £234, double damn!
Very tempted by the TH8A.
My wheel has developed a slight grunching(sic) noise; kinda sounds like a gear tooth is skipping or the motor is struggling to keep up when I'm drifting. My accelerator pedal just started squeaking yesterday too, has anyone had this happen?
Thinking of returning the whole lot under the 30 day Amazon returns deal and saving myself the £45 for the wheel and putting it towards the TH8A.
Regards the squeaking pedals yes I had the same issue with my first set. The second is fine so far no squeaking.
Its the side of the plastic pedal lever scraping along the inside of the plastic base as it goes up and down. You could try lubricating it with vaseline or something. I sympathise with you mate its really annoying and if you can't fix it don't put up with it. Id just return it if you're having other issues as well.
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- johnboy-1975-
Wheels on its way
Can someone remind me which size bolts are required for fixing the wheel to a Wheelstand Pro please.
Can someone remind me which size bolts are required for fixing the wheel to a Wheelstand Pro please.
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- DJ_Devious
Thanks Bush_Killa, I'll have a look this evening. Just another reason to go with the T3PA's though!
Wheels on its way
Johnboy - pretty sure they're M6's.
I had to jerry rig the pedals to fit my WSP as it's not a straight forward fit for my V1. Will take a photo later.
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- Bush_Killa-73
No doubt the t3pa set will be better. If you don't need a clutch, are mounting the pedals & can be bothered doing a brake mod then the standard pedals can be decent. I decided to make do as I'd spent enough. Quite enjoyed doing the brake mod & there being an element of customisation but it shouldn't be necessary at £250 in all honesty.
They also looked a bit meh but I fixed that with a cut up car mat & a next level wheel stand
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- BruGF
I'm having the same problems as you and since Thrustmaster haven't answered my e-mails, I have googled this issue and found this software:
http://www.sendspace.com/filegroup/mMdn0G1OB9Dygei/pY0fYA
You have to take the wheel off and the program will try to re calibrate, fail, and then try to solve the issue.
Unfortunately, this happens to me every other day so I have to repeat this whole process.
I'm really upset with the lack of feedback from Thrustmaster support though. My wheel is new, bought it in January and in 40 days this issue appeared.
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I bought it from Amazon and the item is not eligible for return anymore. Thrustmaster is my only hope
I don't think your kicking up enough of a fuss then my friend assuming you mean this January? Amazon returns are second to none at least that's what I thought.
When I returned my wheel to Amazon it was 1 day over being eligible for return. Returned it no problem as that only applies to if you don't like it or want the item I believe .
If it's faulty then send it back to Amazon as a faulty product within the first year of buying it. They may refer the matter to the manufacturers but its more likely they'll sort it out themselves from my experience.
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I don't think your kicking up enough of a fuss then my friend assuming you mean this January? Amazon returns are second to none at least that's what I thought.
It was this January indeed but according to Amazon, the return window closed on February.
I'll try that. Amazon told me to contact Thrustmaster but I'll be "more incisive" then, thanks!
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Sounds like a breakdown in communication somewhere, no company would offer a months warranty with such an item.
You'll be fine I'm sure, being nice doesn't always work sadly.
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- Flaw3dGenius23
Got my wheel from Zavvi today, Pedals are much better than i was expecting! Only wheel i have had is the DFGT and the pedals are night and day compared to them!
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Me like hurry up Zavvi!
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- clevohead
I wouldn't stress too much mate, there are only a minority of people with issues in reality, the majority have wheels that are fine and have no need to be on the forums chasing down issues.
The customer who got a good product will tell 5 people, the one who got a bad product will tell anyone who listens!
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Hi, i only see the files just noW, but the wheel now calibrate like this https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B_kiGpFcjx3VZ3Nrd21ZWTVhTXM/edit?usp=docslist_api
Yesterday i have remove the rim and connet to ps4 and he start calibrate like that. This Is not normal yet but...the exe file is from thrustmaster support? I m waitting for a contact from then.
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- Zakspeed_TV
Has anyone changed the wheel on the T300 yet?
am thinking about upgrading to one like this, i know it would need modding for the D pad but should be easy really.
am thinking about upgrading to one like this, i know it would need modding for the D pad but should be easy really.
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To be honest mate, I'd rather just get someone to restitch alcantara onto the rim it comes with...Has anyone changed the wheel on the T300 yet?
am thinking about upgrading to one like this, i know it would need modding for the D pad but should be easy really.
I'd probably consider such a mod if there was a detailed guide to put something like this together though... just to get a more lifelike sized wheel attached...
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- Gunstar
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Its not hard to make a real wheel fit on Thrustmasters bases, and it makes a huge difference.
This vid shows someone using an adapter to change a GTE rim to a real wheel. Easy and totally reversable. You can also use a DSD adapter if you're not worried about buttons. My custom rim uses a DSD adapter and circuit and doesn't use any of the original TM buttons.
This vid shows someone using an adapter to change a GTE rim to a real wheel. Easy and totally reversable. You can also use a DSD adapter if you're not worried about buttons. My custom rim uses a DSD adapter and circuit and doesn't use any of the original TM buttons.
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No doubt the t3pa set will be better. If you don't need a clutch, are mounting the pedals & can be bothered doing a brake mod then the standard pedals can be decent. I decided to make do as I'd spent enough. Quite enjoyed doing the brake mod & there being an element of customisation but it shouldn't be necessary at £250 in all honesty.
They also looked a bit meh but I fixed that with a cut up car mat & a next level wheel stand
Ideally I'll get the T3PA and the TH8A but can't justify the cost of both at the moment, upgraded from a G27 so really missing the immersion of a proper shifter and clutch, hoping Project CARS will implement the clutch better than GT6!
Thanks mate that would be handy as I have the V1.Would appreciate a photo.
Hope this is clear!
I used a spare 1" piece of metal bar with near-perfectly spaced holes which I had to open up to screw the shallow M6 25-30mm bolts into. Before bolting the bar in I placed a shallow head ~80mm M6 bolt (the large horizontal bolt) and an M6 nut to hold it in place.
After that I slid the two thick rubber sleeves in line with the short bolts.
I butted the front of the pedals to the thin rubber rings at the front of the WSP and held it in place while I offered up the stock metal bar and bolted that tightly to the long M6.
Finally I used 3 long cable ties across the middle of the pedals to prevent them lifting.
I had to scrounge around my garage to find the nuts, bolts and metal so it all took a *lot* longer than this but in essence that was how I made it work for me.
Forgive the cable tie ends, just need to snip those off now I know they work - might add a bit of rubber on top to keep them in place as they slip about a bit.
