Looking for wheel.

As the title state, I am currently looking for a wheel for MR2003. Any suggestions?

I use a Driving Force GT, intended for use with Gran Turismo 5, but it works just fine on NR2003.

Magus978 wrote:I use a Driving Force GT, intended for use with Gran Turismo 5, but it works just fine on NR2003.

I own the same wheel, yet I struggle to use it on NR2003? rFactor is fine, but there appears to be a huge steering lag problem with it for me

Milan655 wrote:

Magus978 wrote:I use a Driving Force GT, intended for use with Gran Turismo 5, but it works just fine on NR2003.

I own the same wheel, yet I struggle to use it on NR2003? rFactor is fine, but there appears to be a huge steering lag problem with it for me

Have you tried adjusting your steering linearity?

Driving force GT, it's pretty cheap and it works well on NR, well with me at least.

Driving Force GT, like Tom and Bart said. Any wheel/pedal set that works properly will make you a better driver than keyboarding immediately .

I currentlly use an XBox controler. It's all right on road courses, but I do have to feather the anolog on the ovals. I might get the DFGT as it more within my price range. The G25/G27 is way to expensive of me. Thanks for the input guys.

racingfreak1999 wrote:I currentlly use an XBox controler. It's all right on road courses, but I do have to feather the anolog on the ovals. I might get the DFGT as it more within my price range. The G25/G27 is way to expensive of me. Thanks for the input guys.

That explains why you took me out at Indy. Controllers are worse than keyboards on oval tracks.

I also use the DFGT, and in order for the force feedback to work in rFactor you have to put it at -100 instead of +100, but oh well, at least it works.

It does the job in NR, and ever since I got it I've gotten faster just about everywhere. It's a blast to run with some of the old CART mods in rFactor because you can actually countersteer properly when the rear end slides around... basically everywhere.

Depends on what you want. If you intend on being a serious contender and really getting into it, get a G27. You WILL NOT regret it at all.

However, if you just want something that's cheap and will probably only be used a few times, just get the DFP I guess.