Versus: Thrustmaster T818 vs CAMMUS C12 

Have not tested the 488 GT Wheel yet, but it looks very nice!

Its a fabulous drive I agree. A bit too nervous perhaps for beamng but the amount and clarity of detail is amazing. For the plastic, we agree. Said it in the original review too. It doesnt interfere with the functionality... it would just have been... more fitting if they made it a bit more premium seeing Cammus managed to do it.

Ha! Thank you!! This video took a lot of time to make but am glad it is noticed 💙

It felt better when transmitting the condition of the road. It did less well with bumps and kerbs and off-road surface. Normally the settings you see at 00:05:43 are the settings I used in game. For TM control panel, I set it to sport. The behavior still felt very nervous when driving it though. So like you say, it's not plug and play, you will have to tinker a lot and for BeamNG specifically, unless TM changes the control panel drastically, I still felt it was too "nervous" to drive a normal car with it. Still a great sensation though, but I feel the T818 is more optimized for really track driving.

Oh right, what would be the best steering wheel then (generally for BeamNG, Assetto Corsa and EA WRC)? In a price range equivalent to or lower than the T818@@SimulatedDrivingResource

@@arvidssondrago3496 I know its a stupid answer, but it all depends. I have a weak spot for the "safe" Fanatec DD CSL 8. They are just all-round good, have a nice selection of steering wheels and quick release. Decent pedals in the eco and good software and this all for a very decent price. Also very present on the second hand market. MOZA R9 is good, nice material, nice eco but overpriced in certain parts of the world (especially EU region). I have a hard time recommending them over Fanatec. Thrustmaster T818 is as said, extremely good on track and even in BeamNG, but the lack of tuning makes it hard to adapt it to certain games that require different settings than race-car settings (you get close, but like I said in the video for BeamNG, its not completely how I want it to feel) + they don't have a big leather steering wheel is difficult to accept for me. Also the price bang/buck is not good. Last one is CAMMUS and that is really my recommendation for price-conscious people with a very good sensation which is close to the T818 on track and even better in a normal car-simulator, but no quick release and at the moment a very small eco-system but with the best price bang/buck out there. Ordering via CAMMUS at the moment is also a bit weird if you look at their website but they are very reachable for questions. It's really hard to recommend a steering wheel because everyone has different expectations, backgrounds, history, budget and so on but I hope I helped at least a bit.

Yes I know, we all have different feelings, different drives and different expectations. I'm going to look at CAMMUS, my father is fully equipped with Fanatec with a DD2 base, chassis, Sparco seat, etc... I go there very often, but I don't like the Fanatec software... and we don't have much of a profile (I'm talking about the base/flight), but the quality is more than there. Thank you very much in the meantime, you've gained a loyal subscriber :) @Neosphinx

Italy and it is really fun just to chill-drive on. Absolutely my favorite

@@SimulatedDrivingResource Where do you stop to have a Pizza?

They make an absolutely mean pizza margherita in the pizzeria across the church in citta vecchia 🤤🤤🤤

Yes and the C12 has also a higher Peak. I just want to point out there is a difference in power, that is why I mention the constant torque it can generate as those are the "official" numbers. As soon as I get another chance I will check out the new control panel. Thanks.

I had been looking for a way to display the force feedback on the frame in some manner and Mando decided to help me out 😏