New Thrustmaster Wheel

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Interested to see what a brand new Thrustmaster wheel looks like. It's not like the market is flooded with new tech. Also, not sure if it includes pedals or not. Something else Thrustmaster could have a look at, since these are usually either terrible or expensive.
 
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Pretty sure it doesn't come with pedals, looks interesting and the more competition the better but i'm going to be sticking with the T500RS for a while. I would like to know if they are selling that rim separately though.
 
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If the package just included the wheel and base. Then that is pretty expensive. I'd still buy as my T500 pedals are still decent.

I have thought about bagging a fanatec package in the past. But the price is really putting me off.
 
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If the package just included the wheel and base. Then that is pretty expensive. I'd still buy as my T500 pedals are still decent.

I have thought about bagging a fanatec package in the past. But the price is really putting me off.

I think it's aimed to compete against fanatec so £500 for just a rim and a base it actually a bit cheap in comparison. I really want some Heusinkveld pedals but that aren't exactly cheap!
 
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If the package just included the wheel and base. Then that is pretty expensive. I'd still buy as my T500 pedals are still decent.

I have thought about bagging a fanatec package in the past. But the price is really putting me off.

they have great deals on with black friday at the minute.they also released a cheaper base unit package and pedals to go with it.

the v3 pedals i had were a work of art so i understand the cost tbh.the actual workmanship of the parts are top class.thats why you pay the money.

you could put them in a glass box and just look at them :D

one deal i noted is they are doing the great fanatec handbreak really cheap at moment.if you do dirt rally or need one time to bag one.
 
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As far as the base goes, it ticks my boxes in terms of being a bit more powerful and cutting down on FFB fade vs the T300.
That's useful to me, considering I use a larger/heavier rim.

Not a fan of the price, but if it's roughly on par with the CSW v2, then cool.

 
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Yeah, but they make sense when you're in an open wheeler (obviously :o) and you get used to it pretty quickly.

Personally, I still prefer 300-320mm rims with everything else.
 
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