I've been more than happy with my G29 for years now.

i got a logitech wheel meant for the ps2 at goodwill but it works fine on pc just need to redo the rj11 jack so i can connect the pedals to the wheel

Oprindeligt skrevet af Watermelon {JESUS IS LORD}:

i got a logitech wheel meant for the ps2 at goodwill but it works fine on pc just need to redo the rj11 jack so i can connect the pedals to the wheel

only $10 bux

I've been using the Logitech Driving Force GT for an eternity and it's a great basic wheel and pedal combo. Only downside is you have to download an archived version of the Logitech gaming Software, as the current one does not support it anymore. But once you do, it has compatibility options for a lot of legacy games.

I've heard great things about the G29 as well.

i have a driving force pro gt, from ps2 days
still works great on ps4 for driving sims
some issues with windows 10 as newer logi software does not support it
can be changed between 180º or 900º depending on the game or software used

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I've been using the Logitech Driving Force GT for an eternity and it's a great basic wheel and pedal combo. Only downside is you have to download an archived version of the Logitech gaming Software, as the current one does not support it anymore. But once you do, it has compatibility options for a lot of legacy games.

I've heard great things about the G29 as well.

And turn off Core Isolation on Win 11. That was a deal breaker for grabbing mine out of the box.

Great wheel, but yeah, sadly no longer supported.


Worked fine for me in Assetto Corsa Competizione when i tried it, so, it's not just legacy games that work with it. Wheel responded just fine in Win 11, but going without security is too big an issue just for an old logi wheel.
Can't justify buying a new wheel, so, gamepad for it now.

The Moza R3 package has by far the best force feedback, but like the Thrustmaster T128 only has two pedals if you want to use a manual shifter, then you can also add a Moza clutch pedal.

Thrustmaster make a T228 with three pedals.

The Logitech G920 and G29 are decent overall performers but have the poorest force feedback experience.

One thing to check is which games do you wish to play and what wheel sets are supported. *Some* SnowRunner users have issues with G29 in particular, although some G920 users are now having issues. My G920 is working fine, but I also keep FFB off.