Skippers cheat sheet: Intro: ruclips.net/video/AMuIo_C144U/видео.htmlm30s Why Is The G29 So Popular? ruclips.net/video/AMuIo_C144U/видео.htmlm22s My Experience With Sim Racing Wheels: ruclips.net/video/AMuIo_C144U/видео.htmlm36s Construction - Wheelbase: ruclips.net/video/AMuIo_C144U/видео.htmlm00s Construction - Pedals: ruclips.net/video/AMuIo_C144U/видео.htmlm36s Function - Wheelbase: ruclips.net/video/AMuIo_C144U/видео.htmlm50s What Is Force Feedback? ruclips.net/video/AMuIo_C144U/видео.htmlm38s G29 Force Feedback: ruclips.net/video/AMuIo_C144U/видео.htmlm47s Function - Pedals: ruclips.net/video/AMuIo_C144U/видео.htmlm51s Final Thoughts: ruclips.net/video/AMuIo_C144U/видео.htmlm37s
Still just a g27. The fact that Sony and logitech got together to fuck gamers by making us buy the same wheel twice is completely bullshit and I didn't fall for it. Most ps4 driving games are shit so I'm not missing much.
Nice professional video, I do notice a bit of electrical interference with you microphone, slight buzzing noise in the back ground, don't know if you knew about it or have resolved it but I thought I'd let you know.
@@springwoodslasher79 : You can blame Sony for that. For making their architecture incompatible between systems. It forced Logitech to make a new wheel. The new XB1 will support all existing peripherals so need stress there going forward.
@@kdogg7882 if you dont think logitech and Sony were in on this deal you are just a sheep. Baaaaaa. The wheel has ps4 controls on it you moron so obviously they made a deal with logitech.
Sricharan Yadali buy the hori racing wheel it costs $99 on adorama then get a set of pedals with clutch and a shifter (i recommend the logitech driving force) and ure set up
one does have to realize that he has a "proper" sim rig, so for a beginner/ someone who just got into it, it'll be heaven. (especially coming from a keyboard)
yes l was blown away with the quality of the content when l first came by and was amazed of the lack of subscribers to this channel. consider ourselves lucky that we got to see him before 1 million subscribers
Manufacturing, shipping, storage, middeleman margins etc have to be factored in and probably they don't move that many units compared to game controllers.
@@TrigonAZR maybe they'd shift more units if they were more affordable. We don't sell that many so we have to ask a premium price, no I wouldn't buy one the price is too high id buy one if it was a bit cheaper... Confluence of opposition haha. Immovable object meets irresistible force. If your gonna spend 250 quid I might as well spend 450quid instead and get a better one. This would be my attitude personally, and that would basically leave them selling nothing their either so they don't appeal to people who want an entry price offering and they don't appeal to someone who wants something better than entry point offering
Little did we know 3 years ago Goosiest would become an extremely popular sim drifting RUclipsr with a million subscribers. Keep up the great work Goose!
About >15 year old Logitech wingman formula force gp here still almost going but with a completely broken FFB. Rally games are fun but more race track-y ones are death (or could be that im just really bad at them)
Got the G29 as my first wheel as well & I have to say it's more fun than a controller by miles. I have thought that maybe sometime in the future I would upgrade it to the "next level" (possibly when it breaks to the point I can't fix it after running out of warranty) & have thought about the Fanatec CSL Elite. You may think that there are better wheels than that & yes, you'd be right, but personally, to me it feels like anything past this price point, or maybe bit expensive, is just a dimnishing return, especially if you were to keep on upgrading for what ever reason. There is definitely a big difference from going to the gear drive of the G29 to even something like the belt drive of the CSL Elite, but I don't think it's worth spending twice (or more) that money to get a wheelbase with a direct drive system; just kind of seems like a big waste of money on a small upgrade, especially if you're not fully serious about sim racing (but even then, it's a bit ehhhh to spend *that* kind of money).
same here bruh. I was afraid I might not be into sim racing that much and I love racing games. Boooi, this wheel makes me wanna main racing games now. lol so good! Enjoy lads! What are you playing these days and on which platform ? Lookin for racing wheel buddies and people to play with in general. Cheers!
@@brandonyoung4150 To mount the wheel you only need a table with about 40cm width and 20cm length. If you have a computer desk that can also work fine. Big tables/dedicated rigs are made to handle much more power than the G29. This doesn't mean you get no feeling in a G29, it's just that some wheels have 10x the power of it. Good alternatives for a G29 include the cheaper Driving Force GT (Pedals are awful but the wheel itself is suprisingly good), the Thrustmaster T150 (I prefer the FFB to the G29 but the pedals on the T150 are worse), and if you can find one cheap enough, the Fanatec CSL Elite (Has the best pedals, and best wheel according to most but very rare). You will have to buy the Driving Force GT and CSL Elite used, as they are no longer available. If you are on PC, mix and match pedals and wheels. For example, if the CSL Elite full set isn't available or too expensive, use a Driving Force GT or T150 with the CSL Elite pedals. This does not work on Playstation though.
Hunter Brittle Good if you’re strapped for cash. But I’d save & spend a bit more on a Thrustmaster T300/TMX and then T3PA pedals after you can run consistent laps +/- 1 sec per lap (w/abs if needed)
@@skilewis74 Nah, I've had both and the despite slightly better FFB, G29 is a better product. The T300 are famous for the belts dying whilst the G29 keeps going. Thrustmaster is worth skipping and going to a DD if you are willing to spend more money.
There are heaps of G29s available on the second hand market, especially this time of year when everyone upgrades for Christmas. Look up your local sim racing buy/sell/swap groups on Facebook.
just bought one for 170€ this christmas. Im loving it. It was kind of hard to adjust to the brake pedal as it takes a while to know how hard you need to push to trailbrake effectively but its was a matter of 2-3 days for me, who has never sim-raced before.
Oddly enough I really love the rubber stop, for games like f1 where the brakes are super sensitive to locking it helps you stay right on the limit of locking and trail brake easier imo.
I took your advice about a year ago, and picked up the g29. I've never had a single issue with it; Its been a good reliable purchase. I still love it, a year later. Thanks for your advice, much appreciated.
@@Dysonchips Yes, I still love it and use it almost everyday. I'm fast with it, at least n AMS2. Never have had a single issue. I upgraded to a MVH studios GT rim. I love it as well. More than a year later, no issues with it either.
Having used this for 5 months after choosing it as my entry-wheel into sim racing; I agree with pretty much every part of this. You even said things I hadn't realised myself and agreed with. Only thing I think you got wrong: I reckon you could use it as a weapon during a home invasion, but to-date have no proof - theory only.
I will gladly using anything else first, BUT if it comes to it....with that leather grip I can see it smashing in someone's head easily. Just need the element of the surprise.
Yeah, though I've has issues with the drivers for some games. And for me, once you try a belt driven wheel, the "grindiness" of the G920/29 will grind your gears... pun intended. It's like that though. I'm told, "once you hit Direct Drive, you'll never want another Belt or Gear driven wheel", lol.
I had my G27 for seven years now and I was very happy with it! The desk clamps are better then I expected, because in the past 4 years I never felt the wheel getting loose from my rig. Only when I took it off to get my new wheel on I realised that I never used the screws and only the clamps.
Honestly speaking, great review. I'm 17 and I'll get a gaming pc next month, because I like cars and drifting, I was planning on getting this steering wheel w/ the shifter to play Asseto Corsa and this review was really useful. Funny thing is by the time I've saved enough money to buy this (probably around December), I'll turn 18 and be able to get a drivers license so I'll practice at home with this bad boy. Also, you have a really calming voice tho
So the brake is kinda like a busses My friend says that when he drive a bus the first half is pretty low force but when you go over 50% it goes full emergency stop Kinda?
I actually own and use a g29, the brake is soft-ish 3/4 of the way, until it hits the rubber stopper. I have it set up so when i hit the stopper its on 90% brake pressure. (Ingame, mostly) it works pretty well.
I actually really liked the rubber stopper in the brake. It felt good in Assetto to have to push hard to brake. Although in GT Sport you’re pretty much at 100% braking force before you even reach the firm part of the travel, which is annoying and hard to get used to at first. In F1 2019 I had the inner dead zone set so that the braking *begins* at the stopper, giving me a nice form brake pedal at all times! I know I was losing information by cutting out half the brake travel, but it really helped with consistency because I was applying more accurate pressure, closer to a real brake. I’ve upgraded to a Fanatec CSL with load cell now, but I’ll always look back on my time with the G29 with extreme fondness.
Used g29 for a month. What many people don’t mention is the diy potential of this wheel. It has many 3D printed mods and spring sets. I’ve changed the wheel, paddles, made inverted pedals and changed throttle and brake springs, added 3D printed part to the shifter to make shifts a little heavier. Those changes, I think, pretty much explored all most of the diy potential of this wheel and improved the experience significantly.
One of the most objective and well thought out reviews I've seen on this wheel. I've owned one for a while while playing Raceroom mostly until the DCS World addiction set in!
Now this is a clear, concise, in depth and overall excellent product review. I love the mentions of moddability and repairability, and possible failure point. If only all product reviews were like this. I already have this wheel and I still watched it all. Subscribed.
your channel is amazing. i'd love go see you transition to different topics from just sim racing. of course you can still do it, but i believe a variety of categories will definitely get your channel to be amongst the big boys.
I currently own a T150 pro and tried my friend's G29 a few times. In Germany they are very similarly priced at 187€ (TM) and 201€ (Logitech). In terms of force feedback I prefer the T150 and it's partially belt driven system. It is smoother than the G29 and doesn't have a very pronounced "grainy" feel to it. But the Logitech is miles ahead in style and comfort features. The leather feels much more premium than the T150's rubber grips and the selection of buttons and encoders available is also very nice (the rev LEDs are a nice touch but I didn't notice them while driving, so I wouldn't mind if they were missing). The T150 scores another point for the nice clicky feel of the shift paddles, which is in my opinion way better than the "spongy" paddles on the G29. Also a side note, the T150 doesn't offer hard mounting points (although there are some third party solutions for this). Lastly, the pedals: They are very similar in styling and feel. Neither set is particularly good or bad and you'll get used to both. In short: In my opinion the T150 feels better while driving, if you don't mind the rubber grips and overall cheaper feel. But if you can score a good deal on either one, go for it. Both are a great way to enter the realms of proper force feedback steering wheels.
@@dertodestoaster1509 I use a T150 with a strip from a microfibre towel wrapped around the wheel and stitched in place, easy to do and if you put a touch of glue on the slippery plastic bits of the wheel (which I didn't) then that along with the rubber will hold everything very firmly in place, feels miles better
@@smeghead666 I wrapped my alcantara covered TSPC open wheel with the replacement tape you get for recovering tennis bat handles. Feels great and it gives the wheel a bit more girth.
Great objective review. Had mine for a few years and I've been really happy. Recently upgraded the pedals to Fanatec V3's and it has made the wheel feel grainy in comparison, but the pedals in fairness are twice as expensive as both the wheel and pedals from Logitech.
Lot of people complaining about the price… I find it a great deal, especially considering if you want to get a gear shifter, you can either get the mid tier Logi shifter, or if you want something good the $800 Thrustmaster shifter… one good shifter is more than the wheel, pedals AND if you got the shifter as well
Dell in Canada still offers the Logitechs for a reasonable price (just bought the G920 for $400 CAD, aka $270-300 USD), but it takes a month to deliver.
I’ve been using my G29 wheel now for about 3 to 4 years. I haven’t came into any issues with the steering wheel and it is an overall excellent product. It has an excellent range of custom profiles which you can configure in the Logitech Gaming Software or just use the default ones. Overall it is worth the cost and should last a very long time. The only issue I had I brought mine from Currys and I had about 4 different wheels 3 G920’s and 1 G-29 before I finally got a working 5th one and has lasted me. Thanks for the video
Me: unsuccessfully trying to play Assetto Corsa for the first time using an Xbox controller. I’ve been playing Forza Motorsport for years on a controller and could drive for weeks without crashing using no assists. I couldn’t drive any car for 20 feet in AC without crashing. Adjusted the steering settings in AC and was able to do hot laps with no problems. Went back to play Forza7 and was crashing cars like a rookie because my brain adjusted to the hyper sensitivity of Assetto Corsa 😅
@@rootsmanuva82 That is unfortunately a reality of racing games and different driving models. I don't play too many racing games at once because of that reason.
Great vid Chris, I'm a casual simmer ie: Saturdays and Sundays only! I still use a G25 which i bought 5 years ago for £25 on Ebay! I've graphite greased the gears in it and it still works perfectly! If you play AC then use Rasmus' info and LUT files available on Racedepartment, ACC feels really good on this wheel, They catered for it out of the box, RF2, Wreckfest etc all work well with this wheel and pedals, If my G25 claps out i will have to most probably replace it with a G29, I just cannot justify paying for a DD wheel on my income and simming as little as i do, Cheers.
This definitely sold me on a G29 while they are still available (February 2022) just before the release of Gran Turismo 7, which I suspect will drive up demand significantly in the coming months. Thanks so much!
Honestly, I was expecting a shock when I swapped out the OSW for it after a year away from non-direct-drive. But it was really refreshing how quick it was to adapt :)
I still have a G25 too. I had to replace the shifter. I sometimes get a double shift on the paddles, not sure if it's the wheel. At this point I think an upgrade would be go next step above the G29.
I have been playing GT sport on my Thrustmaster T80 for almost a year and the product I have now is a replacement cus the first one did not shift up or did not accelerate fully or both. I would've bought the G29 but it was too pricey compared to the T80 and I realized why it costed so less later on. The T80's all plastic design was just disappointing with a bit of low quality rubber at the places u normally hold the wheel i.e, 3 o clock and 9 o clock. And, no force feedback and all the fancy shmansy buttons and the list would go on. Point is, buy the right sim wheel, not the cheapest one. Hope u learnt something!
Man, I have such fond memories of my G25. It finally bit the bullet after almost 15 years of loyal service from the time I was a boy to a real adult with a life and responsibilities. It's amazing that the same fundamental design (with slightly better gearing) still being sold and appreciated to this day.
@@ignaciorosales6040 you seriously can't go wrong with the Logitech setups but in my opinion I would recommend a thrust master t300, one of their cheaper belt driven ones.
Two thumbs up for this wheel!!! It’s damn near indestructible, with an unbelievable amount of hours used driving Gran Turismo, I’ve never had a hint of an issue. You will not be disappointed.
Great review. been waiting for 5 years for my G920 to break, but it just keeps going. Added the Ricmotech load cell and it turned it into a whole new wheel and pedal set. If your paddle switches start failing, just take the wheel off and soak the switches in alcohol for two hours. No need to take the switch apart. If you do the wheel Check and set this wheel up correctly, it will be good enough for just about anyone.
Or, just buy a Yugo. It has all the features this wheel has (heavy steering and slack), metal pedals and real (but vague) shifter. G-forces are about the same as the best simulator, more realistic when driving over typical Serbian road. And best of all, it would cost about 300€, last longer and take 4 friends for fun and 2 packs of beer.
Me: searches for Logitech G29/920, goes on to Logitech G29/920 page. Price Rs 36955 only. It might be cheap for first world country folks certainly not for the rest. Pretty good review.
6:05 i built a full wheel stand with diy handbrake, and yet i have never gotten around to making a plywood platform for the bottom. would be easy. and i have a router so i could make slides/ slots for adjustment. but i have never felt the need because the carpet gripper has worked so well for me so far. for years. and thats playing lots and lots of dirt rally, aggressive foot action, lol
@@antonesbjornsson pretty much as the1flame said. But instead of an arduino circuit or something to connect the button to the pc (or wiring through my g29 to one of those buttons) I hooked the button up to the terminals for the space bar of an old keyboard. And used rubber bands instead of a spring, lol. Rubber bands need replacing occasionally, otherwise it's worked fine for years 👍😁
Just in case anybody needs this, if your wheel won't attach to the table because the table is too thick, you can remove the top of the clamps so it will fit. Just from my personal experience, because I spent months before realising that I could use a normal table that had previously been to thick.
I used my G29 for 3 years extensively on my Play-seat, recently to upgrade to the thrustmaster t300 and went through 3 sets of bad pedals within the first 2 months of owning...... My Logitechs? have been issue free since day 1
@@simonk5571 get a t300 even if it's used the belt driven system is much better than the gear driven system from the g29 or g920 also I'm guessing you worked it out since it's been 4 months
Wow, amazed by how little subscribers you have compared to what you should have. This review was absolutely perfect, your speech patterns and humour is top notch, and just overall so well thought out. New subscriber and hopefully many more in the future
What a fantastic video. So in depth yet easy to understand. I'm looking to get back into driving games after around 10 years off. This video has been hugely helpful to me. Thanks!
Love my G29 wheel and pedals, I did do a mod for the paddle shifters that adds a magnet for a much more responsive feel and click to the shifters. Less than $10 us dollars.
I've been using a £40 DFGT for the past 2 and a half years and think it's brilliant. I'll probably upgrade at some point though as I kinda want a clutch pedal and h-shifter
The difference in noise levels and FFB strength is great when you upgrade to the G29 from the DFGT, the G29 is a really noticeable improvement, and the pedals feel much better. The DFGT for me was an an absolute bargain and amazing re-entry though (my first wheel was the old Microsoft FFB wheel which cost me about £200).
MaxPwr_FPV Considering I’ve used my T300RS for drifting for over 3 years and haven’t experienced an issue after turning on Forced Cooling mode, I find that hard to believe. I also use it for hours straight, so it all depends on your room’s ventilation and how strong you set your FFB at. Mind you, I usually use decent FFB
I'm still sim racing with my G29 and pedal combo Chris. It does the job, just ;) Although it's letting the look of my rig down haha. Nice review though as standard from you.
Nice review. The feeling of the cogs fade in time. I don't feel it anymore with mine. I had the Logitech Driving Force GT for years, even on the PS4 and the G29 is a great weel to begin with.
Just upgraded from a g25 to a csl dd last week and have to be honest and say that i thought the jump would be higher. Still a big jump, don't get me wrong, but i am surprised to the level of detail that my 12 year knackered little girl could go!!! Best beginner gear ever!!!!
I love my G29, have had it for about months now gives me better control over a controller playing ATS, ETS, Mudrunner, Snowrunner, at various racing Sims.
@@ChrisHaye Offer him/her a reasonable(ish) but VERY cheap price. If they're really NOT using it then, a cash offer is ALWAYS tempting. I reckon £5,000 to £6,000 might be a good place to start A quick search reveals about 15 cars for sale in the UK, from about £13,500 for a low mileage 1997 Mazda RX-7 RZ Special Edition. Through a 1999, 55K, T-Reg for about £19,000. Then a poss great motor 1993, Mazda Rx7 26b 4 rotor, 500HP (one and only road legal, & running, 4 rotor in the country). at £25,000 [www.pistonheads.com/classifieds/used-cars/mazda/rx-7/mazda-rx7-26b-4-rotor/10306595] Sounds awesome! Then you're into a couple that are over £50,000, but they're based o/seas (Hong Kong/Germany).
Thanks man! This review was really helpful! I really like how you went into detail about every aspect of the wheel and even compared it to more expensive rigs.
I started with the Logi Driving Force GT in 2011. I moved to the G27 in 2015, and that is when I realized what a real wheel is; I saw that this wheel needed a mount setup. I then bought a G29 in 2019 and got a mount for it. It's friggin awesome
I'm still rocking my G27 wheel which i bought back during the PS3 Gran Turismo days and it still works. Been using it on the new PC I built. I recently got a Sim Rig setup with a full aluminum profile rig and a full assortment of Fanatec DD gear with the 3 pedals shifter and handbrake for my living room for use primarily on consoles. Though the immersion factor is much greater with the new setup the old G27 is still quite fun to use on my PC and can be stored away when i'm not using it. I could still highly recommend the Logitech brand I've used their products for many years and they have held up thru years without issue.
Skippers cheat sheet:
Intro: ruclips.net/video/AMuIo_C144U/видео.htmlm30s
Why Is The G29 So Popular? ruclips.net/video/AMuIo_C144U/видео.htmlm22s
My Experience With Sim Racing Wheels: ruclips.net/video/AMuIo_C144U/видео.htmlm36s
Construction - Wheelbase: ruclips.net/video/AMuIo_C144U/видео.htmlm00s
Construction - Pedals: ruclips.net/video/AMuIo_C144U/видео.htmlm36s
Function - Wheelbase: ruclips.net/video/AMuIo_C144U/видео.htmlm50s
What Is Force Feedback? ruclips.net/video/AMuIo_C144U/видео.htmlm38s
G29 Force Feedback: ruclips.net/video/AMuIo_C144U/видео.htmlm47s
Function - Pedals: ruclips.net/video/AMuIo_C144U/видео.htmlm51s
Final Thoughts: ruclips.net/video/AMuIo_C144U/видео.htmlm37s
Final thoughts 13:37 🤔
Still just a g27. The fact that Sony and logitech got together to fuck gamers by making us buy the same wheel twice is completely bullshit and I didn't fall for it. Most ps4 driving games are shit so I'm not missing much.
Nice professional video, I do notice a bit of electrical interference with you microphone, slight buzzing noise in the back ground, don't know if you knew about it or have resolved it but I thought I'd let you know.
@@springwoodslasher79 : You can blame Sony for that. For making their architecture incompatible between systems. It forced Logitech to make a new wheel. The new XB1 will support all existing peripherals so need stress there going forward.
@@kdogg7882 if you dont think logitech and Sony were in on this deal you are just a sheep. Baaaaaa. The wheel has ps4 controls on it you moron so obviously they made a deal with logitech.
Dang, the G29 is going for $400 USD base right now. I missed my window to get it cheaper before Coronavirus.
same feels :(
I looked today. 4-22. It’s $500.
Sricharan Yadali buy the hori racing wheel it costs $99 on adorama then get a set of pedals with clutch and a shifter (i recommend the logitech driving force) and ure set up
At that point why not get a fanatec csl
Yo I will get this when the price goes down.
one does have to realize that he has a "proper" sim rig, so for a beginner/ someone who just got into it, it'll be heaven. (especially coming from a keyboard)
That must be the most true thing ive heard
It really is.
Get a Dualshock 4, Sixaxis is fantastic. 👍
@@Skellotronix it's ass, if I turn more than 70° it fucks up and I crash
HAHA LOL keyboard racer
This channel is eventually going to blow up. High quality editing, content, script, and delivery.
And, voice. It's so soothing.
Dan K indeed. For a format he’s “never really tried before” he knocked it out of the park with this one!
Yeah no, he's too fat to get any respect.
yes l was blown away with the quality of the content when l first came by and was amazed of the lack of subscribers to this channel. consider ourselves lucky that we got to see him before 1 million subscribers
yeah i really glad i find this channel
It's wild that a wheel at that price point is the 'entry level'
Manufacturing, shipping, storage, middeleman margins etc have to be factored in and probably they don't move that many units compared to game controllers.
@@TrigonAZR maybe they'd shift more units if they were more affordable. We don't sell that many so we have to ask a premium price, no I wouldn't buy one the price is too high id buy one if it was a bit cheaper... Confluence of opposition haha. Immovable object meets irresistible force. If your gonna spend 250 quid I might as well spend 450quid instead and get a better one. This would be my attitude personally, and that would basically leave them selling nothing their either so they don't appeal to people who want an entry price offering and they don't appeal to someone who wants something better than entry point offering
Not really….at all actually
@@Ziddel exactly my problem with his point, if you can only afford 250£ how tf would 200£ more be interchangeable?!
This is a budget wheel...
G29 has been fantastic for me so far. 3D printed the adapter as well to replace the wheel itself with an actual rally wheel, wish me luck!
Little did we know 3 years ago Goosiest would become an extremely popular sim drifting RUclipsr with a million subscribers. Keep up the great work Goose!
yea wtf thats badass! congrats! im about to buy mt first racing wheel and also goin with the g29 lol
HI
@@albatross5739 What you're seeing is history lol, this guy now has 1mil subs and like a 1,5k setup
Y O U
14:07 we not going to talk about the guy using a 360 controller
fucking legend
I grew up racing sims with controller, mad props to them
I use 360 controller 🤣 I’m 1:52 on Monza with Ferrari 458
I ran a 1:54.8 with the Super Formula on Spa playing GT Sport with a controller. Not too shabby considering that's only a second off the top time.
I'm racing with A/A+-S drivers on GT Sport of my PS4 controller, so I can relate
"...30 nm, if you want to test how well your arms are attached to the shoulders..." - Chris Haye 2020
XD
He's low-key the funniest sim racing RUclipsr, hands down
Jimmy: Hold my beer. repeatedly over his youtuber career. :)
I got a DD1 recently, that thing is more than enough to pull your arms out.
actually.. 1980's F1 cars had a max steering force up to 28Nm... :D
30nm hahahahaha. Even my cordless power drill has 180nm.
T300RS on max settings always. You probably have spaghetti arms.
I'm still using my G25, still works perfectly fine after all those years.
g27 here still going strong
About >15 year old Logitech wingman formula force gp here still almost going but with a completely broken FFB. Rally games are fun but more race track-y ones are death (or could be that im just really bad at them)
those things still work on windows 10? damn
@@TheBoostedDoge they sure do :)
@@BeetjeVreemd I almost bought a used g25 for €60 but I was nervous about it not working on Windows 10 so I ended up buying a g29 on black Friday
Just got the G29 as my 1st wheel and it's a perfect wheel. I'm ecstatic with it. The more expensive wheels must be amazing
Got the G29 as my first wheel as well & I have to say it's more fun than a controller by miles. I have thought that maybe sometime in the future I would upgrade it to the "next level" (possibly when it breaks to the point I can't fix it after running out of warranty) & have thought about the Fanatec CSL Elite. You may think that there are better wheels than that & yes, you'd be right, but personally, to me it feels like anything past this price point, or maybe bit expensive, is just a dimnishing return, especially if you were to keep on upgrading for what ever reason. There is definitely a big difference from going to the gear drive of the G29 to even something like the belt drive of the CSL Elite, but I don't think it's worth spending twice (or more) that money to get a wheelbase with a direct drive system; just kind of seems like a big waste of money on a small upgrade, especially if you're not fully serious about sim racing (but even then, it's a bit ehhhh to spend *that* kind of money).
same here bruh. I was afraid I might not be into sim racing that much and I love racing games. Boooi, this wheel makes me wanna main racing games now. lol so good! Enjoy lads! What are you playing these days and on which platform ? Lookin for racing wheel buddies and people to play with in general. Cheers!
I rly want one but I don't even have a regular sized table
@@brandonyoung4150 To mount the wheel you only need a table with about 40cm width and 20cm length. If you have a computer desk that can also work fine. Big tables/dedicated rigs are made to handle much more power than the G29. This doesn't mean you get no feeling in a G29, it's just that some wheels have 10x the power of it. Good alternatives for a G29 include the cheaper Driving Force GT (Pedals are awful but the wheel itself is suprisingly good), the Thrustmaster T150 (I prefer the FFB to the G29 but the pedals on the T150 are worse), and if you can find one cheap enough, the Fanatec CSL Elite (Has the best pedals, and best wheel according to most but very rare). You will have to buy the Driving Force GT and CSL Elite used, as they are no longer available. If you are on PC, mix and match pedals and wheels. For example, if the CSL Elite full set isn't available or too expensive, use a Driving Force GT or T150 with the CSL Elite pedals. This does not work on Playstation though.
Been using a driving force gt for past several months, just bought a G29 kit from Amazon with the g920 shifter included for $250, wish me luck bois
"and if not, the Bezos family store has you covered"
Priceless.
He said this when I read it
This is great. Perfect timing for me, I’m just getting into proper sim racing and can’t wait to have my own setup. Thanks for helping out us newbies!
Hunter Brittle Good if you’re strapped for cash. But I’d save & spend a bit more on a Thrustmaster T300/TMX and then T3PA pedals after you can run consistent laps +/- 1 sec per lap (w/abs if needed)
One of us! One of us!
@@skilewis74 Nah, I've had both and the despite slightly better FFB, G29 is a better product. The T300 are famous for the belts dying whilst the G29 keeps going. Thrustmaster is worth skipping and going to a DD if you are willing to spend more money.
There are heaps of G29s available on the second hand market, especially this time of year when everyone upgrades for Christmas. Look up your local sim racing buy/sell/swap groups on Facebook.
Just be super light on that brake its actually pissing me off how there is no difference between betrween heavu brake and full wheel lock
just bought one for 170€ this christmas. Im loving it. It was kind of hard to adjust to the brake pedal as it takes a while to know how hard you need to push to trailbrake effectively but its was a matter of 2-3 days for me, who has never sim-raced before.
Open up and take out the rubber piece in the brake pedal. Tons of videos it takes 10min to do it
@@SIMRIG412 voids warranty
Put it back in and the warranty is back.
Y E i just took out the rubber stopper. Works perfectly fine now
Oddly enough I really love the rubber stop, for games like f1 where the brakes are super sensitive to locking it helps you stay right on the limit of locking and trail brake easier imo.
"Unknown" controllers are actually keyboard people
Legends in their own right.
Hello! Keyboard user here :P
Notebook trackpad steering
Toshiba laptop clit mouse
i play modern games in text mode where i de-code the machine--lanaguage in real time and provide inputs via binary
I took your advice about a year ago, and picked up the g29.
I've never had a single issue with it;
Its been a good reliable purchase.
I still love it, a year later.
Thanks for your advice, much appreciated.
another year later.. How is it holding up? do you still use it? does it still work properly?
@@Dysonchips Yes, I still love it and use it almost everyday. I'm fast with it, at least n AMS2. Never have had a single issue.
I upgraded to a MVH studios GT rim. I love it as well. More than a year later, no issues with it either.
@@roddy6924 Wow cool, thanks for the reply
Having used this for 5 months after choosing it as my entry-wheel into sim racing; I agree with pretty much every part of this. You even said things I hadn't realised myself and agreed with. Only thing I think you got wrong: I reckon you could use it as a weapon during a home invasion, but to-date have no proof - theory only.
I will gladly using anything else first, BUT if it comes to it....with that leather grip I can see it smashing in someone's head easily. Just need the element of the surprise.
I just started looking into racing sims tonight, and RUclips recommended me this video when I got home. Perfect timing!
I've had one of these for about 3 years as well as the H pattern shifter. All still work perfectly.
Yeah, though I've has issues with the drivers for some games.
And for me, once you try a belt driven wheel, the "grindiness" of the G920/29 will grind your gears... pun intended.
It's like that though. I'm told, "once you hit Direct Drive, you'll never want another Belt or Gear driven wheel", lol.
I had my G27 for seven years now and I was very happy with it! The desk clamps are better then I expected, because in the past 4 years I never felt the wheel getting loose from my rig. Only when I took it off to get my new wheel on I realised that I never used the screws and only the clamps.
yeah imma buy a steering wheel just to test how well my arms are attached to my shoulders
i really wanna know
if youve ever fucked around in an empty parking lot, you’ll know how fucking heavy the steering wheel can get.
Honestly speaking, great review.
I'm 17 and I'll get a gaming pc next month, because I like cars and drifting, I was planning on getting this steering wheel w/ the shifter to play Asseto Corsa and this review was really useful.
Funny thing is by the time I've saved enough money to buy this (probably around December), I'll turn 18 and be able to get a drivers license so I'll practice at home with this bad boy.
Also, you have a really calming voice tho
Literally same to everything except i already have a decent gaming pc lol and i already can drive manual stick
Hmmm I was gonna ask for a Series X for Christmas but I might get one of these instead 👀
Yeah. I’m looking for a wheel with a manual trans.
LE20 I dont know of any wheels that have a shifter included (they have paddle shifters of course) But you have to buy the shifter yourself separately
man.. looks like we will be waiting a few more months to get the wheels. They are too costly right now..
This is probably the best review of the G29/G2x series I’ve ever seen. Keep doing what you are doing Chris.
So the brake is kinda like a busses
My friend says that when he drive a bus the first half is pretty low force but when you go over 50% it goes full emergency stop
Kinda?
yup.
I actually own and use a g29, the brake is soft-ish 3/4 of the way, until it hits the rubber stopper. I have it set up so when i hit the stopper its on 90% brake pressure. (Ingame, mostly) it works pretty well.
I actually really liked the rubber stopper in the brake. It felt good in Assetto to have to push hard to brake. Although in GT Sport you’re pretty much at 100% braking force before you even reach the firm part of the travel, which is annoying and hard to get used to at first.
In F1 2019 I had the inner dead zone set so that the braking *begins* at the stopper, giving me a nice form brake pedal at all times! I know I was losing information by cutting out half the brake travel, but it really helped with consistency because I was applying more accurate pressure, closer to a real brake.
I’ve upgraded to a Fanatec CSL with load cell now, but I’ll always look back on my time with the G29 with extreme fondness.
Very ajustable in content manager !!!!!
@@rarewhiteape im gonna try that in the f1 2019. good tip!
Good Job on the channel. Really makes me want to back into Sim racing. I used to race the Papyrus Nascar 1999 up to 2003
Used g29 for a month. What many people don’t mention is the diy potential of this wheel. It has many 3D printed mods and spring sets. I’ve changed the wheel, paddles, made inverted pedals and changed throttle and brake springs, added 3D printed part to the shifter to make shifts a little heavier. Those changes, I think, pretty much explored all most of the diy potential of this wheel and improved the experience significantly.
thank you tenpenny, useful advise 👍
Great review Chris, I'm convinced I need one. Sounds ideal for my skill level..shame they have increased in price atm.
There is cheap ones here but my dad wont buy it
I mean i have 1/2 the money but nooooo thats useless
I need to invest in gold instead?
One of the most objective and well thought out reviews I've seen on this wheel. I've owned one for a while while playing Raceroom mostly until the DCS World addiction set in!
Glad I’m not the only person this happened to. I’ve probably crashed an entire squadron of aircraft in the last 12 months
DCS Is just sooooo good
Now this is a clear, concise, in depth and overall excellent product review. I love the mentions of moddability and repairability, and possible failure point. If only all product reviews were like this. I already have this wheel and I still watched it all. Subscribed.
Informative and accurate review. I've owned my G29 for 2-1/2 years now, with hundreds of thousands of miles logged on it.
*begginer sim racing wheel* see's teh price: OOOOOFFF
Bougtt a g920 for 100 euro's. Prices aren't that bad in the 2nd hand market tbh.
It’s $200 new now
First time watcher. There's something about your voice that makes it mezmerizing.. .anyway, great video! Subsribed!
He's the new Slob Ross.
your channel is amazing. i'd love go see you transition to different topics from just sim racing. of course you can still do it, but i believe a variety of categories will definitely get your channel to be amongst the big boys.
It does have a direct competitor, the TM T150, cheaper price, similar features and specs
The pro version actually
I currently own a T150 pro and tried my friend's G29 a few times. In Germany they are very similarly priced at 187€ (TM) and 201€ (Logitech). In terms of force feedback I prefer the T150 and it's partially belt driven system. It is smoother than the G29 and doesn't have a very pronounced "grainy" feel to it. But the Logitech is miles ahead in style and comfort features. The leather feels much more premium than the T150's rubber grips and the selection of buttons and encoders available is also very nice (the rev LEDs are a nice touch but I didn't notice them while driving, so I wouldn't mind if they were missing). The T150 scores another point for the nice clicky feel of the shift paddles, which is in my opinion way better than the "spongy" paddles on the G29. Also a side note, the T150 doesn't offer hard mounting points (although there are some third party solutions for this). Lastly, the pedals: They are very similar in styling and feel. Neither set is particularly good or bad and you'll get used to both.
In short: In my opinion the T150 feels better while driving, if you don't mind the rubber grips and overall cheaper feel. But if you can score a good deal on either one, go for it. Both are a great way to enter the realms of proper force feedback steering wheels.
@@dertodestoaster1509 I use a T150 with a strip from a microfibre towel wrapped around the wheel and stitched in place, easy to do and if you put a touch of glue on the slippery plastic bits of the wheel (which I didn't) then that along with the rubber will hold everything very firmly in place, feels miles better
@@dertodestoaster1509 maybe the wheel is comparable but the pedals arent even close unles you get the upgraded thrustmaster pedals
@@smeghead666 I wrapped my alcantara covered TSPC open wheel with the replacement tape you get for recovering tennis bat handles. Feels great and it gives the wheel a bit more girth.
Just listened to this guy talk for 15 minutes...last time I done that was when I listened to an audiobook lol. nice voice
instant sub for straight to the point delivery without annoying bgm.
Great objective review. Had mine for a few years and I've been really happy. Recently upgraded the pedals to Fanatec V3's and it has made the wheel feel grainy in comparison, but the pedals in fairness are twice as expensive as both the wheel and pedals from Logitech.
I’ve had my g29 for 2 years now and I love it it’s fantastic
I was looking at getting it good to know it is worth it.
4040chocolate it’s fantastic but I will say it’s a bit loud, still so much fun
You, sir, are one of the most relaxed person in this business! Thanks for that great video!
Lot of people complaining about the price… I find it a great deal, especially considering if you want to get a gear shifter, you can either get the mid tier Logi shifter, or if you want something good the $800 Thrustmaster shifter… one good shifter is more than the wheel, pedals AND if you got the shifter as well
can't even buy a wheel and pedal set these days... nobody has them in stock
I just bought this exact wheel from Dell in Canada, and the wheel won't show up for another month because of the Corona Virus
Dell in Canada still offers the Logitechs for a reasonable price (just bought the G920 for $400 CAD, aka $270-300 USD), but it takes a month to deliver.
The prices have gone demented in Australia the last few months. They were 150 dollars less a couple years ago
i feel your pain I'm stuck here with Keyboard and Mouse
if u want to use it on the PC then get the G29 (PS4 variant) as it has more buttons u can customize then the G920(Xbox variant)
I’ve been using my G29 wheel now for about 3 to 4 years. I haven’t came into any issues with the steering wheel and it is an overall excellent product. It has an excellent range of custom profiles which you can configure in the Logitech Gaming Software or just use the default ones. Overall it is worth the cost and should last a very long time. The only issue I had I brought mine from Currys and I had about 4 different wheels 3 G920’s and 1 G-29 before I finally got a working 5th one and has lasted me. Thanks for the video
Me: Unsuccessfully trying to play Assetto Corsa with a Logitech Wingman GP from like 20 years ago.
Man I had one of those when i was a kid haha
Me: unsuccessfully trying to play Assetto Corsa for the first time using an Xbox controller. I’ve been playing Forza Motorsport for years on a controller and could drive for weeks without crashing using no assists. I couldn’t drive any car for 20 feet in AC without crashing. Adjusted the steering settings in AC and was able to do hot laps with no problems. Went back to play Forza7 and was crashing cars like a rookie because my brain adjusted to the hyper sensitivity of Assetto Corsa 😅
@@rootsmanuva82 That is unfortunately a reality of racing games and different driving models. I don't play too many racing games at once because of that reason.
@@racingspirit9102 Thats my one issue switching between FH3 and The Crew 2 since they both have entirely different driving mechanics.
Great vid Chris, I'm a casual simmer ie: Saturdays and Sundays only! I still use a G25 which i bought 5 years ago for £25 on Ebay! I've graphite greased the gears in it and it still works perfectly! If you play AC then use Rasmus' info and LUT files available on Racedepartment, ACC feels really good on this wheel, They catered for it out of the box, RF2, Wreckfest etc all work well with this wheel and pedals, If my G25 claps out i will have to most probably replace it with a G29, I just cannot justify paying for a DD wheel on my income and simming as little as i do, Cheers.
This definitely sold me on a G29 while they are still available (February 2022) just before the release of Gran Turismo 7, which I suspect will drive up demand significantly in the coming months. Thanks so much!
For some reason this video has come up on my recommended 4 times and I watched it every time
Mate, your cat looks amazing...
Great video as per, some great subtle laughs in there
I had this set for a year and it was absolutely amazing still go back to it from time to time
Honestly, I was expecting a shock when I swapped out the OSW for it after a year away from non-direct-drive. But it was really refreshing how quick it was to adapt :)
I still have a G25 too. I had to replace the shifter. I sometimes get a double shift on the paddles, not sure if it's the wheel. At this point I think an upgrade would be go next step above the G29.
Try keeping the shifter tho. Otherwise you gonna be stick with an H-Shifter gearstick only, aside from the paddles.
Subscribed merely because of the quality of this video. So much useful information and such a great, cool, laid-back host!
thanks for being calm and using a reasonable paced video style without annoying music and getting straight to the point!
I have been playing GT sport on my Thrustmaster T80 for almost a year and the product I have now is a replacement cus the first one did not shift up or did not accelerate fully or both. I would've bought the G29 but it was too pricey compared to the T80 and I realized why it costed so less later on. The T80's all plastic design was just disappointing with a bit of low quality rubber at the places u normally hold the wheel i.e, 3 o clock and 9 o clock. And, no force feedback and all the fancy shmansy buttons and the list would go on. Point is, buy the right sim wheel, not the cheapest one.
Hope u learnt something!
Spirited away tattoos? If so, legend.
I just bought it the other day, can't wait for it to come in
Just bought a g920 and have been watching these videos non stop while waiting for delivery
Man, I have such fond memories of my G25. It finally bit the bullet after almost 15 years of loyal service from the time I was a boy to a real adult with a life and responsibilities. It's amazing that the same fundamental design (with slightly better gearing) still being sold and appreciated to this day.
I remember a time when logitech setups were pretty much the best you could get, oh how times have changed.
Whats the best/lowcost now?
@@ignaciorosales6040 you seriously can't go wrong with the Logitech setups but in my opinion I would recommend a thrust master t300, one of their cheaper belt driven ones.
5yrs and thousands of hours on my G27. Still works like brand new, just had the brake mod and thats it.
Kris May help? I have the G27 as well but thinking of getting the G29 to use with PS4. Are you running your G27 with a PS4 and how?
@@mbh6473 Check this peripheral - DriveHub - lets you use your G27 on any platform. Works great with no lag.
I didn't even skip a second when I found this channel video
The channel is so good
Two thumbs up for this wheel!!! It’s damn near indestructible, with an unbelievable amount of hours used driving Gran Turismo, I’ve never had a hint of an issue. You will not be disappointed.
Great review. been waiting for 5 years for my G920 to break, but it just keeps going. Added the Ricmotech load cell and it turned it into a whole new wheel and pedal set. If your paddle switches start failing, just take the wheel off and soak the switches in alcohol for two hours. No need to take the switch apart. If you do the wheel Check and set this wheel up correctly, it will be good enough for just about anyone.
Thanks for the tops
Or, just buy a Yugo.
It has all the features this wheel has (heavy steering and slack), metal pedals and real (but vague) shifter. G-forces are about the same as the best simulator, more realistic when driving over typical Serbian road.
And best of all, it would cost about 300€, last longer and take 4 friends for fun and 2 packs of beer.
Ja isto razmišljam uzet yuga ili ovo sranje
I live in germany and never heard about this car. u would molest everybody with just driving this shit here. can't imagine this shit
Ili ladu kupiš glorious Russian engineering
Also known to make great wheelbarrows.
Also would break down ever 20 meters
Overall, this is genuinely one of the best videos on youtube. So helpfully, well put together and a man that actually spits facts, not rubbish.
Thanks dude :)
Well said. A rare gem on youtube. Insta sub
Same dude, if I had any doubts about my purchase, this mauled them with a maze and did *things* to their corpse
I wanna high end production like yours from my funeral.
This video is cozy. I'd watch a series of David Attenborough explaining gaming peripherals to me.
You're very calming and I appreciate your input
Me: searches for Logitech G29/920, goes on to Logitech G29/920 page. Price Rs 36955 only.
It might be cheap for first world country folks certainly not for the rest.
Pretty good review.
Harinder Singh it’s around 19-23k in India on a regular day. If you wanna know.
It's $500-600 USD in America from sketch 3rd party sellers
Hey! I was able to get a quote for it last week. It is Rs.17.5k without the shifter in Bangalore.
Don't buy it from the official site. I got mine for 200€ new.
@@lasagneman5586 where are you buying it from?
6:05 i built a full wheel stand with diy handbrake, and yet i have never gotten around to making a plywood platform for the bottom. would be easy. and i have a router so i could make slides/ slots for adjustment. but i have never felt the need because the carpet gripper has worked so well for me so far. for years. and thats playing lots and lots of dirt rally, aggressive foot action, lol
How did you do the hanndbrake?
@@antonesbjornsson I think you could just make a button, then make a stick push it when pulled and then get it back using a spring
@@antonesbjornsson pretty much as the1flame said. But instead of an arduino circuit or something to connect the button to the pc (or wiring through my g29 to one of those buttons) I hooked the button up to the terminals for the space bar of an old keyboard. And used rubber bands instead of a spring, lol. Rubber bands need replacing occasionally, otherwise it's worked fine for years 👍😁
@@wotever99ninynine whatever comes in handy 😁
@@armaga144 haha yeah 😁
this thing looks so much like a Logitech Driving Force Pro it is shocking, the desk clamps look exactly the same as the model from 2003
Just in case anybody needs this, if your wheel won't attach to the table because the table is too thick, you can remove the top of the clamps so it will fit. Just from my personal experience, because I spent months before realising that I could use a normal table that had previously been to thick.
"thicc"
You win the award for best all around comedy and information
I still use a G25 wheel that is 10 years old and still works perfectly!
I still use a logitech momo wheel
I still use a wheel mouse as a wheel and it works fine!
I used my G29 for 3 years extensively on my Play-seat, recently to upgrade to the thrustmaster t300 and went through 3 sets of bad pedals within the first 2 months of owning...... My Logitechs? have been issue free since day 1
ehyoumon ur not using it right 🤣
How was the belt drove compared to the gear drive of the g29 though? What if I can find a T300 used for a same price as g29?
@@simonk5571 get a t300 even if it's used the belt driven system is much better than the gear driven system from the g29 or g920 also I'm guessing you worked it out since it's been 4 months
Wow, amazed by how little subscribers you have compared to what you should have. This review was absolutely perfect, your speech patterns and humour is top notch, and just overall so well thought out. New subscriber and hopefully many more in the future
What a fantastic video. So in depth yet easy to understand. I'm looking to get back into driving games after around 10 years off. This video has been hugely helpful to me. Thanks!
I bought mine just before the lock-down. Best purchase EVER.
@harrapino I bought it 3 days ago😅😅😥
I love my G29. Forza on PC, GT on PS4. It's a great entry level wheel.
I remember the time when the G25 was considered to be the top of the line force feedback wheel (back about 2007 or so)
Here in Brazil g27 is still comsidered king hahah
@@Gandalf721 I don't recall seeing other force feedback wheels from that time that were top shelf, so I am sorry
Love my G29 wheel and pedals, I did do a mod for the paddle shifters that adds a magnet for a much more responsive feel and click to the shifters. Less than $10 us dollars.
Don't suppose you have a link to them fancy doodads?
@@aaronfleming5233 you can find them on eBay or Amazon or smthn, I got mine and their pretty good
such a concise and well-worded review. Thank you for putting so much effort into your script.
Very informative, humorous and professional. Great clear delivery. Just bought this set up so awaiting results!
Could you do a video on the next best wheel to upgrade to afterwards?
I've been using a £40 DFGT for the past 2 and a half years and think it's brilliant. I'll probably upgrade at some point though as I kinda want a clutch pedal and h-shifter
The difference in noise levels and FFB strength is great when you upgrade to the G29 from the DFGT, the G29 is a really noticeable improvement, and the pedals feel much better. The DFGT for me was an an absolute bargain and amazing re-entry though (my first wheel was the old Microsoft FFB wheel which cost me about £200).
4:14 HAHA!! Cracked me up outta nowhere.
First time watching your videos, heard the intro, and instantly subbed. Amazing work!
Woohoo just ordered mine on Amazon prime day today for 189 I’m so excited man next payday I’ll get a e brake and a shifter
What about the Thrustmaster T150 Pro as a beginner wheel? They're both about the same price, both have 3 pedals, but TM is belt driven
The Thrustmaster setup is superior, I owned it and the G920 by Logitech. Thrustmaster easily better.
@@Toutvids Thrustmaster Brake is teribble. I own the T300 and there is no FFB after 1 Round Nordschleife, that Problem has the G29 not
Don Stott Turn on Forced Cooling mode
TM is apparently famous for dying belts, which Logitech doesn't use. Unless you're lashing out on direct drive, the G29 is a great pace to start.
MaxPwr_FPV Considering I’ve used my T300RS for drifting for over 3 years and haven’t experienced an issue after turning on Forced Cooling mode, I find that hard to believe. I also use it for hours straight, so it all depends on your room’s ventilation and how strong you set your FFB at. Mind you, I usually use decent FFB
I'm still sim racing with my G29 and pedal combo Chris. It does the job, just ;) Although it's letting the look of my rig down haha. Nice review though as standard from you.
Nice review. The feeling of the cogs fade in time. I don't feel it anymore with mine. I had the Logitech Driving Force GT for years, even on the PS4 and the G29 is a great weel to begin with.
Just upgraded from a g25 to a csl dd last week and have to be honest and say that i thought the jump would be higher. Still a big jump, don't get me wrong, but i am surprised to the level of detail that my 12 year knackered little girl could go!!! Best beginner gear ever!!!!
I love my G29, have had it for about months now gives me better control over a controller playing ATS, ETS, Mudrunner, Snowrunner, at various racing Sims.
This is an amazing wheel, is is reliable, I’ve had it for 1 year and a half, and no problems yet, one thing you shoud know, it is loud
No, it isn't! Thrustmaster T150 Pro is the best beginner's wheel now a days. (with T3PA pedals set).
worse starter pedal set though
Kuber K hahahahahaha oh you are not kidding ? Haha haha
Have you ever tried Shuto Revival Project in Assetto Corsa? Probably one of my favourite maps of all time...
The RX7 on that server is just borderline insane I love it.
You're the second person that's mentioned that this week. I need to get on it!
To be fair, my neighbour has an RX7, and just sitting in the driveway it's borderline insane. And, by that I mean, I've never seen it move ;)
@@leonkek3674 Yeah that 3 rotor is just absolute Mozart for my ears!
@@ChrisHaye Offer him/her a reasonable(ish) but VERY cheap price. If they're really NOT using it then, a cash offer is ALWAYS tempting. I reckon £5,000 to £6,000 might be a good place to start
A quick search reveals about 15 cars for sale in the UK, from about £13,500 for a low mileage 1997 Mazda RX-7 RZ Special Edition. Through a 1999, 55K, T-Reg for about £19,000.
Then a poss great motor 1993, Mazda Rx7 26b 4 rotor, 500HP (one and only road legal, & running, 4 rotor in the country). at £25,000 [www.pistonheads.com/classifieds/used-cars/mazda/rx-7/mazda-rx7-26b-4-rotor/10306595] Sounds awesome! Then you're into a couple that are over £50,000, but they're based o/seas (Hong Kong/Germany).
I love my g920, anyone considering it just know I upgraded to this thing and I love it, and so will you
Thanks man! This review was really helpful! I really like how you went into detail about every aspect of the wheel and even compared it to more expensive rigs.
Still using the Driving Force GT my Step Dad bought when I was 2 :)
Still using one too! Just hope that the ffb was a bit stronger. Gets loud when you crank it up
So
Level 1 - Logitech
Level 2 - Thrustmaster
Level 3 - Fanatec
Level 4 - Direct Arm Broke and Drive Wheel :D
I have the thrustmaster T80
I upgraded from a thrustmaster t80 to g920 with shifter and let me tell ya, WHAT A DIFFERENCE love the g920
I started with the Logi Driving Force GT in 2011. I moved to the G27 in 2015, and that is when I realized what a real wheel is; I saw that this wheel needed a mount setup. I then bought a G29 in 2019 and got a mount for it. It's friggin awesome
I’ve been struggling trying to figure out which wheel to buy, and this one locked me in. Thank you for the great review!
I'm still rocking my G27 wheel which i bought back during the PS3 Gran Turismo days and it still works.
Been using it on the new PC I built.
I recently got a Sim Rig setup with a full aluminum profile rig and a full assortment of Fanatec DD gear with the 3 pedals shifter and handbrake for my living room for use primarily on consoles.
Though the immersion factor is much greater with the new setup the old G27 is still quite fun to use on my PC and can be stored away when i'm not using it.
I could still highly recommend the Logitech brand I've used their products for many years and they have held up thru years without issue.