Wheel stand pro users please help me!

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Hey dudes, i know this has been answeared in a lot of topics in here. But there always seem to be many diffrent points of view on this so now i want a clear answear from some of the users of the wheel stand pro.

When you are driving with feedback on strength on 10. Is the stand heavy and reliable enough? does it feel weak in any way and can u feel it moving a bit during turns?

Im at the moment using a DFGT but im going to buy a g27 pretty soon. Can the wheel stand pro deluxe model be used for both g27 and dfgt?

And is the standard model, not the deluxe, heavy enough for a wheel like thoose?

I know this may be answeared in other threads but as i said i want a clear answear.

Thanks for your help in advance - Greisen
 
Why have you posted this thread twice ?
:Edit: just spooted the delete request 👍
 

I know and i have tried. But there are so many diffrent opinions on this so i want to hear from the actual owners of the stand. Many of the guys in theese random threads about it dont own one and is just writing because if its looks.
 
If you're worried about stability and compatibility with different wheels check out the Fanatec Rennsport wheel stand. It's not as adjustable and a lot sturdier so only moves if you counter-steer viciously, but hten if you're going to be drifting a stand isn't really going to work out. (Some people do, I'm not saying it can't be done)
 
I have a wheelstandpro deluxe with a G27. I only run FF at around 7, but it works perfectly fine at that. The stand (esp the deluxe one) is heavier and sturdier than it looks.

A bystander will notice vibrations in the vertical post, but the actual driver will notice none of these when he's focusing on the race.
 
I have a wheelstandpro deluxe with a G27. I only run FF at around 7, but it works perfectly fine at that. The stand (esp the deluxe one) is heavier and sturdier than it looks.

A bystander will notice vibrations in the vertical post, but the actual driver will notice none of these when he's focusing on the race.

Yup, I agree with what he said. Very little movement with my G27, nothing to distract you or affect driving. It's a quality stand.
 
I also remember how there were people complaining about how wheelstandpro's vertical post makes it hard to do heel-toe, but personally I don't see the problem... Tho admittedly I don't heel-toe often in-game
 
So seems on this that the Rennsport is a bit better? better buy that one then. another Question, Fanatec GT3 rs v2 or Logitech g27?
 
So seems on this that the Rennsport is a bit better? better buy that one then. another Question, Fanatec GT3 rs v2 or Logitech g27?

The rennsport is sturdier and doesn't move as much and is also higher (why I got it, I play on a high back chair) but it isn't as portable and doesn't fully adjust for reach- either 90 or 110 degrees. So it really depends what you want. Although do note that the Wheel Stand Pro is only really suitable for sofas/low chairs etc.
 
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