LOGITECH Steering Wheels

[Maik Peters]

370 deg. Feeling better and better with it

[Jeffsan[BZH]]

i uyse only 200° (sorry )
but in wtcc game we need only 90°

[Clive Siggs]

Wakuwaku, is there any chance that you can send me the setup file as the download is no longer available

My steering wheel (not a logitech wheel) has decided to stop working for me (this is the second one now that has broken!), so I've ordered a G25 as a replacement

I would be very happy for some help with the setup - cheers,

Siggsy

[Warren Dawes]

Siggsy, If Waku can't get it to you, just let me know and I can email it to you (PM me with your address).

[Clive Siggs]

Originally Posted by Warren[RPM]

Siggsy, If Waku can't get it to you, just let me know and I can email it to you (PM me with your address).

Thanks Warren, pm sent

[Marcel Hulsbergen]

Originally Posted by Siggsy

Wakuwaku, is there any chance that you can send me the setup file as the download is no longer available

My steering wheel (not a logitech wheel) has decided to stop working for me (this is the second one now that has broken!), so I've ordered a G25 as a replacement

I would be very happy for some help with the setup - cheers,

Siggsy

As soon as i am on my own pc, thats where i have the guide, i will upload it again and the link will be available again.

[Bram Hengeveld]

CXC Simulations, producer of full motion simulators for professional racing teams and drivers, now brings real world racing technology to the world of racing gaming.

Designed as an in-wheel display for the Logitech G25* steering wheel, the G25 Shift Light Indicator adds a Formula 1 style LED RPM and Gear Indicator array mounted inside the wheel to be an integral part and turn with it like those on professional race cars. Made of 3K high-gloss carbon fiber twill, the G25 SLI weighs just 100 grams to insure virtually no force feedback performance loss. Compatible with most of the top computer racing games.**

The unit is plug and play, easy to install and comes with a six-foot USB extension cable, installation manual and tool. This can be installed by a novice, with no tools in under 10 minutes.

MSRP is $139.99 + Shipping


Available soon at:

North America - Cannon Simulation Technologies

(We are currently seeking international dealers. All interested parties please email us via our contact info on our website)

Please feel free to check out our new forums here as well

Chris Considine
CXC Simulations
www.cxcsimulations.com

*Logitech G25 Steering wheel sold separately. Logitech is the registered trademark of Logitech, Inc.
**Check our website for the ever expanding list of compatible games

[Attila Domján]

Nice, but i feel it to be a bit pricey, doesnt it....? 140 USD... almost half of the original wheel price...

[Bram Hengeveld]

Yep, but i read on RSC that they manufacture it by hand from topclass material, so that explains why

[Bram Hengeveld]

The manufacturer wrote:

We are pleased to announce that G25 SLI is shipping and our store is online!

NOW $119.99 + Shipping (limited-time launch pricing)

[Maik Peters]

Why to expensive... IMO... but i must admin it looks HOT

[Renaud de Munck]

it's very cool, but just not affordable, the wheel itself was already expensive.
and I live in europe, so it's dangerous to let it arrive by post, imagine it getting crushed in planes...

[Renaud de Munck]

how and where do you change that?

[FOG-Racecarmike]

I use 900 degrees.

[FOG-Racecarmike]

Only joking.

I use 320 degrees but about to change it to 260 as I don't like it.

[Renaud de Munck]

people, where do you find the steering lock please?

[Warren Dawes]

It's found in the Logitech Profiler (under Windows - not in RACE). You should have an icon on your desktop, bottom menu bar.
If you want to set it differently for different games (I do) then here's how:

Make sure you set up a profile for RACE first. Then select it.
Click Edit and Specific Game Settings.
Make sure you have ticked Use Special Steering Wheel Settings.
Adjust Degrees of Rotation.

Hope this is clear enough. If not, let me know and I'll try some screenshots.

[[ID]-Protar73-]

I usually set g25 with 200° but increase it to 270° with GT Legends and till 300° with RD2.

[Renaud de Munck]

thanks warren , it is clear for the rotation but what is this steerlock like you see in the quoted phrase:

Originally Posted by Bram Hengeveld

normally i use 240 with 15 steerlock...

This 15 steerlock, what is it and where can i find it?

Many thanks mate!

[Attila Domján]

You can set it in the game in the car setup, it is on the last overall page at the bottom around, it is the degree how much your front wheel of the car is going to turn at full steering wheel rotation.

[Jamie Wilson]

I use either 270 or 540 (w/ max steering lock) for Race depending on whether I'm intending to use cockpit view, with the exception of the Caterhams in which case I turn the in-game wheel off and use 792 degrees with 32-38 degrees lock (real world values). For everything else, I use 540-620 as 'standard', occasionally 720 or 900 depending on what I'm driving.

I wrote a lengthy post about steering lock in Race on RSC, here.

[Renaud de Munck]

Jamie, in RACE, do you disable visible steering wheel?

[Kevin Ascher]

always 422° and always the highest lock.

[Renaud de Munck]

well, now I turn off the in-game steering wheel and drive with 540° with 23 steer lock for the bmw. is this the most realistic setting?

[Jamie Wilson]

Originally Posted by renaud_de_munck

Jamie, in RACE, do you disable visible steering wheel?

I mostly use bonnet view so it makes no difference to me really. I use in-car with the Caterhams though, and having the wheel not line up *really* annoys me so I turn it off.

Originally Posted by renaud_de_munck

well, now I turn off the in-game steering wheel and drive with 540° with 23 steer lock for the bmw. is this the most realistic setting?

Yeah, it seems to be roughly correct.