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Key Features and Benefits: Official Ferrari licensed product Powerful force feedback with Touchsense technology Maximum precision, smoothness and sturdiness 2 pedals made of unbreakable metal Weighted base for maximum stability Magnetic resistance brake pedal
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| Brand | Thrustmaster |
| Item model number | F430 Force Feedback Racing Wheel |
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| Product Id | 939460 |
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| User Reviews and Ratings | 3 (1 ratings) 3 out of 5 stars |
| UPC | 663296413772 |
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Thrustmaster Ferrari F430 Force Feedback Racing Wheel - Wheel and pedals set - for PC
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It sets up nice work's wonderful on a computer , you just have to make sure that it will work with your computer games , like the farming simulator it says on the back what racing wheel will work with the games, and this is one that it suggested it worked with. it a wonderful product and the product is made really well.
IN SHORT: This wheel will just fine for most people. It is not programmable and half the buttons will not work in GT5. The navigation pad (start/stop button) is very finicky to use. Until you get used to it (and after) you will hit two directions and go in a direction you do not want. Much better value than the Logitech DFGT. BUTTONS: This wheel will work on a PS3 with GT5. However, you cannot program or remap any of the buttons. The default setup is available from Thrustmaster support (which is good and responsive) or you can just figure it out. Half of the buttons will not work, but the key ones do (no horn button). I really like the "RA" functions on the DFGT for online racing. FEEDBACK: Changing force feedback settings in GT5 didn't seem to make any difference. I needed a wheel with less force feedback which is what I read about this wheel in several reviews. The wheel is of decent quality materials and it didn't increase (bad) my lap times like the Logitech DFGT did at first. The feedback is pretty quiet, but it was a bit notchy (not smooth). It has a hybrid gear and belt system, but you really want a full belt driven system. PADDLES: The shift paddles are noisy to use and do not extend below the wheel spoke which limits your hand position to 10/2. 8/6 is much better in real life and for gaming, trust me and try it, the major safety advantage (from a AAA safe driving instructor) is that you don't have to cross over as often. Keep in mind the DFGT ones have no click and are tiny so they are still better by far. PEDALS: The pedals were nice, but the brake was so stiff that the whole unit lifts up off the floor when used on carpet. I often didn't brake hard enough for a turn because of the force it needs. It will slide around if you don't mount it or put something in front of it. The T500 Thrustmaster wheel is great if you have no budget. It has full GT5 support and every feature anyone could want. I would not get a Fanatec because you have to jump through hoops for German based technical support (yes, they want a video of your problem) and none of the buttons can be remapped. They are 2-3 times as expensive as well, but they probably make the best pedals. NOTE: Logitech and Fanatec pedals and wheels work together if you upgrade to and from either. I really like that. What am I doing? I'm going with a G27 until I can afford or justify a T500.