why you don't buy a $50 steering wheel... 

Question of the day: *What do YOU think is the best setup for a complete beginner?*

You also don't need to buy the whole setup at once. You can just buy the wheel first, then get a shifter later on, then a handbrake, etc. I didn't have a shifter and a handbrake for a long time and the only issue really was that you can't really shift while drifting (unless your wheel has the paddles on the base instead of the wheel). Not having a handbrake in the beginning even forces you to learn drifting without having to rely on it for everything. So even if your budged is around 400, I would still recommend the T300 and then keep saving up for the rest.

I only ever owned a g27 but I never had any complaints. I thought it was smooth as butter. The h-shifter felt a little cheap, but honestly worked like a charm. Especially because the whole setup with a stand only cost me £120, so I couldn't complain.

T300 was my first wheel bought it about 2 years ago. I play AC and ACC every day almost. Usually do half hour practice and 1 hour races almost daily. I have the FFB completely full in ACC and about 45% in AC. The pedals are caked in dust and dirt and it's a bit worn, but after God knows how many hours played, this thing is still performing perfectly. I can say 100% this is impressive and I recommend it to any beginner. My arm muscles have only recently out grown this beast! great wheel guys! 😄 💪

The thing that makes the logitech wheel a lot more accessible, is that there are so many used models around. I managed to pick up a G27+shifter for $70 and it's a great start.

Running a LUT file through some games turns the G923 into a whole new animal by testing and correcting its force feedback output. In Assetto with mods it is fantastic.

Hi Goose, you inspired me to start sim racing, today i’m getting the T150 with 2 pedal set because 3 pedals aren’t necessary since i won’t be using shifter because i’ll pay for it more that the wheel itself. Thank you for inspiring me and giving your tips.

Awesome video! Do note that theTH8A can be set as handbrake by adjusting the driver, you will then just use the pedals for shifting - Could be a great workaround when on budget!

Bro i loved growing up watching your videos and they just keep getting better and better!

one of the best no hesi content creators spitting mad facts, Im rocking a g29 i love it, had it for over a year or 2 now and honestly its the best budget wheel i owned in a while, lots of progammable buttons and the led light is nice cuz in ATS it can be uses to do other fuctions to see if ur tank is almost empty. But a t300 would be a future upgrade for me fs, great video dude

I have an g920, wheel stand and a shifter for 280€. I is used but works like a charm. It's a pretty good deal and a nice wheel for starters.

I directly compared the T300 and a Fanatec DD pro in some top titles and the difference is massive. The T300 is a decent wheel compared to some low end G2*, but if you can spend the extra money, I think it's worth it.

I used to agree with you, I had a G29 for a couple years then moved on to a thrustmaster TX which lasted a year until it broke and wouldnt calibrate plus acted really strange when going lock to lock. I decided to go to Direct drive so I didnt have to worry about a belt driven base breaking on me again. I upgraded to the Alpha Simagic Mini and I was blown away with how good it was and how much better a sim drifter/driver I have become, it is night and day with the force feedback and accuracy. My friend also has a Moza R9 and his is great to, his was what made me want to upgrade initially. Do it Goosy upgrade to DD

Tomorrow i am gonna buy a g29 ❤️

This was surprisingly a very informative video, I thought it would just be a funny video but it helped me decide to get the t300 over the g29, ESPECIALLY because I'd be playing at night while my younger sibling sleeps so I have to be quiet, the g29 is definitely not that.

its a best recomendation in world!! i have G29 but its broken now, so i look for the new wheel! Thanks for your video! now i gonna buy a Thrustmaster T300

I went from a T150 to a G29, realised my mistake and got a T300RS, I def recommend getting thrusmaster even starting out bc the wheels are much smoother, and you can build up your setup, doesn't have to be complete from the get go if money is tight, still fun, and handbrake isnt much of a need with drifting, i started with using an assigned button for a bit then just stopped using the handbrake at all in my drifting

I've started with a thrustmaster Tmx pro. It was great to experience how sim racing is. Bought the th8a shifter ( that cost as much as the Tmx pro ) and really liked it. Upgraded to a t300 with custom wheel on it. Night and day difference. It's so much better!

ive been simracing for about 6 months my current setup is a used g27 i bought off a friend with the shifter for 150 CAD i bought a subaru WRX seat from a junkyard for 40 CAD and I built my simrig out of scrap metal I cleaned off and welded together free it originaly was a single 27" monitor i picked up from a thrift store for 40 buck so original cost to start simracing was 230 CAD. I have since upgraded to an oculus (due to lack of space for multiple monitors and cheaper than multiple quality monitors) and now looking at DD setup. just some inspiration for people if you are on a budget its a very decent setup especially if you are handy and dont mind modding your wheel. i built a custom button plate for the g27 and threw on a sparco wheel i found on marketplace for 40 bucks

If you are looking to upgrade, think about getting loadcell pedals before thinking about DD wheels, its a much better improvement over DD wheels and is less expensive to replace.

I finally bought a wheel last summer. Amazon day sale had the G29 for $180, shifter $50, joystick for handbrake $20, and gt omega stand for... $120 I think it was. Whole set-up for less than $400, and I absolutely love it. Idk how direct drive feels, so idk what I'm missing out on, but I'm stoked on my little driving sim.

Use a stock t150 I snagged for $60 with no clutch, handbrake, or shifter. Absolutely love it and plan on upgrading down the road but with Car X and AC, a solid tune, good throttle control and counter steering, you can get the job done.

Got myself the TMX, its going to arrive next month.I'm really excited!

Good video and commentary. I don't like cars, racing, drifting but for some reason I clicked it and watched the whole thing lol. Whatever happened, you some how made it an interesting watch.

I’m a total noob in sim racing and haven’t played in a while but I think an important thing a lot of people leave out in a starting budget is the screen. I have to choose between a tiny laptop screen that makes it impossible to play at the “correct” FOV or a very old VR headset that gives me a headache after a while. I’m considering buying an ultra wide monitor to get back into sim racing with the DFGT I bought a while ago.

My setup consists of Logitech G920 - $220 Shifter - $50 Handbrake - $60 Mount for it all - $60 Total - $390 and it was 100% worth it

As far as I'm concerned, if you're new, get a g29. That's what I got when I didn't have much money, and it felt so good. For the price, compared to the better options, its unbeatable. If you haven't used belt or dd, you don't know what you're missing. They're easy to sell too, if you do find yourself wanting to upgrade for something better.

i would have to say the logitech g920/g29 is a good wheel to get folks interested in the hobby honestly. its easily accessible and anywhere i go they always at least have 1 on hand. With Thrustmaster stores never had one in stock when I was originally looking (during covid of course) so that could be one major factor in choice. That and folks seemed to want waaay too much for any used during Covid times.

I got myself a used thrustmaster t150 for around 80 bucks + 8 bucks shipping. I know it's not the t300 but it's a damn good wheel that gave me countless hours of fun for a really good price and it's a damn good wheel.

ik this is wierd but i actually kind of like how the g29/g920 wheels have the loud noises and vibrations because i feel like it adds to the realism in a way idk might just be me

The main problem is reliability, in a poll half of the partecipants complained having problems with T300RS. The pedals too are cheap in t300rs compared to g29 ones and i think they're a priority for racing compared to the wheel.

Direct Drive is definitely a big improvement for people doing something like iRacing, for casual games and drifting though direct drive probably makes it harder tbh

my first wheel setup was a G29 with the logitech shifter and aliexpress E-Brake. then during the covid lockdowns i decided to "upgrade" to a T300RS and TH8A shifter, since i had much more time to play. however, after 5 months the lockdowns were more or less over so i didn't have much time to play anymore and put the T300RS and TH8A in my garage storage shelfs (in their cardboard boxes). around 4 months ago i came back to them and reinstalled them on my new NLR Wheel Stand 2.0, but when i took the pedals out of the box i noticed that they were completely broken - turns out thrustmaser cheapened out on materials and used pretty weak plastics for the pedals, and during the time where my wheel was in storage it endured a little bit of heat (you know, ambient heat in a car garage during summer etc.) that caused the plastics to weaken even more and made the spring completely break the pedals entirely. and that's not all, so i got my old thrustmaster Ferrari wheel pedals (and desoldered their contacts to work with the T300RS) just to be able to use the damn thing until i order a set of thrustmaster T-LCM pedals, and my temporary solution seems to have worked just fine and dandy, that is until i experienced the first major force feedback encounter in ETS2 (some idiot rammed into me) and then the wheel stopped registering wheel spins and force feedback entirely - so since the warranty was already over i opened the wheel base up and it turns out that the rubber belt just dried out and snapped.. unfortunately i can't really say anything good about the reliability of thrustmaster products, because this is not the first thrustmaster wheel to crap out on me, my old PS3 thrustmaster ferrari wheel also had the same sort of problems, the "bungee cord" system and vibration motor have died within 2 months of playing grand turismo 6 daily. now i didn't think much of it back then because that was just a simple 100$ wheel, but when this happens to me with a 650$ wheel this is just unacceptable for me. i could have just been unlucky with a poorly built batch T300RS GT edition, but i have no way to confirm this. also the thrustmaster costumer support was very unhelpful with this situation BECAUSE my warranty was over, essentially they offered me to send my wheel and pedals to them for "inspection and repair" and then i will have to pay them for the repair fee, and shipping fee to and from their facilities. had they offered a coupon voucher code instead that would've been better or even RMA my wheel and pedals and send me refurbished ones from them that would've been fine, but that was out of the question because my warranty was over. so basically now i am back with my logitech G29 and its pedals, but at least the TH8A shifter still works like a clock. i don't see myself buying any thrustmaster product in the future ever again, even though i don't really like DD wheels i think i might just jump aboard and get a fanatec wheel in the future.. my G29 is VERY rattly and it started having a FFB deadzone at the -5 to +5 degree range (as in, FFB does not work that great when the wheel completely straight and forward). also logitech completely fucked up the G29 driver software during the past 3 years and it caused a huge headache to me after coming back to the G29 from the T300RS. the only good thing i can say about Thurstmaster is that they have pretty darn good driver software for their products - plug it in and it just WORKS. all controls are baked into the driver on a windows level, instead of using some stupid malware software to try and make your wheel work with anything, god forbid trying to enable FFB at all...

ive used g25 for a while and it was pretty decent, that i got it used for 20 bucks. it actually helped me get better on irl drifting too for such a setup

Dont recall if it was mentioned but for console players you need to stay within the wheel base ecosystem for extras like shifters or handbrake unless you have something like drivehub but for pc sky is the limit

I found a g920 Logitech wheel with shifter and pedals basically brand new some kid didn’t want as his pic couldn’t run any games and said the FFB didn’t work, haggled him down to £40 for the whole set changed the power cable for £12 and got the whole setup working with FFB for £52 and it’s amazing. Learning to drift on it is crazy fun just need a handbrake

I've got a T300RS GT I've been using since Sept 2021 and it's a damn good wheel. I can't see myself upgrading for a good while even though I know superior options exist. I just don't need it right now lol. Can't go wrong with it 💪

About a week ago I found an old Thrustmaster Force Feedback GT in the attic and decided to test it on Richard Burns Rally to see if it would still work. Even though the brake pedal didn't work and it only has 270° steering angle I still had so much fun using it. After a few days I really wanted a proper wheel so for Christmas i'm getting a t150, excited to see how different the force feedback and the huge difference in steering angle will feel on RBR and CarX :)

I've started with g920 with shifter on playseat and it's not too bad, but I got to know how massive difference is in belt driven and gear driven wheel just when I've added VR, RTX, Ryzen 9, ebay handbrake and g27 shifter with buttons. Just to not spend too much on everything, as it was quite expensive for me, I'll just wait a few months and probably move further with DD wheel. So yes, it's addicting.

i love how ur starting setup is the same as my current set up

Have been racing for 23 years on a non-FFB MS Precision racing wheel (costing fl 125,00). Two years ago I put a gamepad (12 euro) on the wheel with two tie-reps to get some extra buttons (12 buttons + 2 pushable sticks). Have been driving with that for two years until I finally got a sale during last year Black Friday at Amazon and bought a T300RSGT with 3 pedals which also included a Ferrari wheel. Difference is 1 sec per lap but the MS wheel still works after 23 years of simracing... very durable.

The biggest reason why all g series wheels are making loud clunky noises is because of bad grease between the gears. Buy new thicker grease and it's a huge difference in sound. They're all built the same way since g25 and this fix solves 90% of all loud noises on all gseries wheels. I bought a used G25 for 100 last month, applied new grease and tensioned all screws inside. It feels so much better than my brothers new g923, will apply same grease to his as well.

As someone wanting to buy a wheel myself I have found this extremely helpful. Thanks Goose

Funny you mentioned belt driven wheels are fine - I actually went from my thrustmaster t500 rs to a DD GT Fanatec Pro set - my thrustmaster died, after 10+ years of service and honestly it was a great, great set (had the GT steering wheel, F1 steering wheel, pedals and H shifter). After so many years of having thrustmaster I just wanted something else and the DD felt more of an upgrade than going for the current t300 (which felt more like a downgrade to me). I've played all kinds of racing games with it, some arcade other more sim like - but so far have been able to get my wheel to work. Incl. ATS and ETS2. Downside is ... yeah, the FFB is massively different. I'm using the same desk setup as I've always have and now after every play session I've actually moved my entire desk (with a tower pc, monitor and the fanatic base on it) in about a 20 to a 30 degrees angle. So, now I"m looking onto a racing cockpit like next level or playseat. Also the brake is a load cell and that's very different and will take me a while to get used to (load cell brake measures force instead of motion to interpret the amount of brake that is applied, just a FYI). Though, I do agree with you - logitech/thrustmaster makes great steering wheels that is supported in most if not all games. ps: haven't broken any wrists yet

My first sim setup was a T150 Pro with T3PA pedals and a TM shifter. I've done drifting, rallying, iracing, F1 racing. It worked like a charm, however you should optimize the degree of rotation limit, depending what kind of racing you are doing, for drifting I put it on around 420 degrees as it allowed me to drift very easily. Thrustmaster makes great wheels for entry level simracing, I recommend it.

My first wheel was Thrustmaster T150. I returned it the next day because it had this weird buzzing noise and I was smelling plastic fumes. Worked very good though, but the QC wasn't the best probably because after a quick search on Reddit I found out it was not anything uncommon, even with their higher tier wheels. Fortunately, a different local shop had a sale for G29 with the shifter for just a 30 dollars more than the T150 so I went for that. I am really happy with it for a starter wheel. If you apply some custom LUTs in AC for example, you'll get really good results and it does give you that sim-racing taste. I only play Assetto Corsa, Dirt Rally, Wreckfest, CarX, sometimes BeamNG or ETS2, it's good enough for me for the little money I paid for it. But as you said it can be loud as motherfckr. I would definitely consider buying a T300 in the future because even after a day with T150 you can tell the belt FFB is real good, but I am a bit worried about Thrustmaster's QC after my first experience.

G920/G29 with shifter is probably the best and cheapest solution for a beginner

Alright I'm convinced, I just bought the t300... let's see how this goes. Thank you sooo much for your videos, You inspire me to learn how to drift everyday. I'm kinda broke so I might have to wait to get the stick shift but fck it, I'm happy I even got the wheel in the first place. Thanks again for the recommendation

Thanks to you I’m gonna get a thrustmaster now. Thankyou

Very interesting video. I got myself a used G27 (with Shifter - the good one with BUTTONS :D ) . I really like it and considering i paid 100€ so thats a pretty nice entry price for sim racing/drifting. And tuned with a LUT file in AC it's nice so far. It could spin the wheel a little faster especially for drifting but you can get used to it, iam pretty good now at drifting even using the cheap old G27: So i think if you just want to step into racing and get used to a wheel, i can recommend the G27 even tho it's age. How think about this?

After doing some research with my budget of 5-600 I'm going with the g923 wheel with how the trueforce and everything works seems nice, the pedals feel great I see, and the shifter I went with the th8a, wanted a solid long throw shifter because that's what I always knew and drove was older vehicles with sticks. Can't wait to have it all setup! My first sim rig.

Thanks for telling me about wheels. I was thinking about getting a motor driven wheel, maybe even dd. Thank you for letting me know, because I am a kid. I will definetly do some research. Thanks!

For anyone who needs this. I bought my g29 for Christmas of 2022 and I've had it for over a year now and it's been great. The shifter is good and everything is normal nothing changed and it works amazing. The feed back is great and the shifts are pretty clean. The paddle shifters are wonderful and the pedals are good you just gotta get used to it. Overall it's a 9/10 I'd only change some colors or the plastic feeling of the shifter.

¯\_(ツ)_/¯ My first setup: Logitech DFGT strapped to a pull-up bar clamped to the arms on my chair. . mapped clutch and handbrake to buttons on the wheel. It worked great for GT5 back in the day. The wheel itself lasted something like 9 years before it stopped functioning.

I just got a Thrustmaster TX (Used - Like New For $250) I built my own cockpit (around $50 worth of wood (You can also find blueprints for this kind of stuff on Etsy for like $5)), and I got a $80 shifter from amazon, and $60 Ebay handbrake. So all-in-all I spent around $440 for everything but you don't need the shifter/handbrake so its about $300 if you get a good deal on Facebook Marketplace (Where I got my wheel) But there are plenty of good deals for cheaper(You just have to be patient) I hope this helps :D

I got a full G29 setup recently here in the UK. I got mine used, and the steering wheel and pedals WITH a playseat challenge seat rig cost £200. Then i got the shifter online and made a bracket to mount it to the chair.. and honestly, i’d highly recommend it. For much less than £300 i have an independent rig which is more than enough for my casual gaming on GT7 👍 just incase anyone was a newbie and considering their options, there’s some great deals out there

I got my TM T300 for $250 open box at Microcenter last year. It’s practically brand new and has been amazing.

I have a PXN V9, i got it new from ebay for $130 USD and it came with 900° steering wheel, 6 speed + reverse H patern shifter, and 3 pedals. Sure it only has vibration, not FFB but i can drift with it. For $130 it was a pretty good deal.

You forgot the Thrustmaster T-150, you will need better pedals, but it at least gets you in the door for the time being. What I love about Thrustmaster is that all of their pedals work with even their lowest end setup like the T-150. I added their magnetic pedal setup after a few months and will never look back! I already use the ebay H shifter/handbrake combo so that's a great piece of advice there (and yes they both work great!). I attached it all to the excellent Next Level Racing GT Lite collapsible cockpit and I'm in this game for under $700US total. Can't go wrong with that!

The Momentum PRO Racing Wheel is a pretty solid budget steering wheel, in my country it costs 125€. And it has a sequential shifter on the wheel, also, it has a h-shifter included with the wheel, and, it has three pedals.

I got same wheel as my first wheel for a counsel and I’m glad I went with it. I think DD wheels are way more than you need, from what I’ve seen on forums DD wheels having crazy amounts of problems

I got the g29 over the summer just to drive in gta 5 and it’s been exactly what I was looking for. if anyone’s debating whether they should spend the extra money, I’ve been perfectly happy with my g29 for casual use. I’d say if you’re looking for the most realistic simulation then the extra money for the thrustmaster would definitely be worth it though

I have G27 and bought used, really happy with it. bought it for 135 with a pvc pipe setup and car seat now also have the Ebay handbrake and really works fine

I just realised I have the exact same toy wheel You mentioned and it just feels hillarious to drive on it, not even mentioning drifting etc

Just found you're channel, like the video stile and accent, am now subskriped

I went halfway between the Logitech G29 and Thrustmaster T300 and got the newer Thrustmaster T248. It's a hybrid gear/belt drive and feels better than the TMX Pro I had before it but probably not as good as the T300. Being I'm in Australia, everything is a lot more expensive here so I had to make a compromise at the time, but I'm more than happy with what I have. It works well and certainly, I'm able to handle most vehicles better with it than the TMX Pro. The good thing too is that if I want to upgrade the wheel, I can and still use the pedals from the T248.

Yes, G29 feels kinda toyish. But you can't hide the great value for the price. Good FFB, 3 pedals and sadly separate shifter. For entry level sim racing and its price it is doing same job as better wheels. I'm somewhat intermediate/advanced in sim drifting and the G29 doesn't hold me back. Even though I wish I had Thrustmaster setup, the quality and feel is much better there. I have my shifter modded for better feel - stiffer shifting + custom knob mod. And with these mods you can really push the build to the limit.

I remember using the wheel and pedals on a N64. That just had tabs that went under your legs to keep it in place. Now I've had my TMX Pro for about 5 years and am looking at the CSL DD 8Nm for my next one.

Its much easier to start with a G29 or a thrustmaster T300 due to how much less force-feedback they have compared to a direct-drive setup. Besides price, that would be one of the other reasons I would recommend starting out with one of them.

I know this is gonna sound dirty, but the fact you choke the goose when addressing the haters, is one of the reasons im subbed. 🤣

I researched thoroughly before buying a wheel, and my final choice was the Logitech G920 without the shifter. It was the cheapest option if we don't count the actual kid's toys. I also knew about its problems, that it turns too slow for drifting if set to full 900 degrees. This is why I've set it to 540 in assetto corsa, and it works perfectly. I absolutely did not want to spend a lot more on a T300 for a first wheel. So I would say the G920/G29 is the perfect beginner wheel, and then you can upgrade later to a better one as you start to see its flaws. For me, it's perfect for now, but I see that in the future I will probably swap it for a T300.

I found a thrust master XT leather edition, pedals, and a G920 also with pedals and a H pattern shifter at the dump in perfect condition in the electronics section, they both work perfectly

The ammount of emotion you show with your hands is incrediblw

Got myself a used G25 for like nearly 170 euros. Yes, severely overpriced, but brand new wheels cost give or take double of what they cost in other parts of the world. To be fair it was in basically brand new condition and I'm still using it to this day with 0 problems. It's quite noisy and the shifter feels quite cheap, but it gets the job done in corsa. If you can get one for like $50 like some people are claiming, there is genuinely not a better option out there

For everyone that says a logitech wheel is good enough, it really isnt... Well, if you're learning how to drift, you can manage it's quircks, but at the end of the day, that's it. I committed the mistake of buying a G27 in second hand 2 years ago,and although i said it was a mistake, i still love it, i will always love it and i wont sell it after i upgrade, thing is, after you learn everything you want to learn, you will be hard stopped by hardware, why? well, after i learned how to drift i started to want to take my progression further and further, until my wheel wasnt fast enough on transitions and i had to flick it so hard and press the clutch otherwise i would spinout, taking away my speed on leads or causing others to hit me due to low speed (yes, i use the ffb at 120 on assetto and everything is on max settings), thing is, this will be a reoccurrence on evry single game. Now, after i had the opportunity to test a T300, hell, my friend has a T150 and that thing even though much closer to my G27 performance, the wheel just responds in much faster times, so i started to want to upgrade to a T300 and hell, after i tested one, what a fucking game changer something better can be. So, my advice is, if you dont want to take things seriously, buy whatever fits your budget, but if you're like me who likes to take things further, serious and wants to learn more, being behind on hardware and equipment wont be the best and you will always be pushing yourself. Save enough for a good wheel, for example im saving for the T300 but i know theres a lot better wheels out there, it's YOUR choice, buy whatever fits your needs.

I remember, 20 years ago DIY making my own 720° steering wheel. 3 pedal, handbrake and sequential gear shifter also done DIY. All this plugged into gameport. No FFB though, but it was too complicated to make. It weighed 10kg wheel+handbrake+gearshift, 5kg pedals. It was a tank. I had so much pleasure of using it. Now everything progressed and Yesterday I ordered my t300rsgt. Wonder how it will feel after 15 years of not playing any racing game =D

Thanks for sharing this video my friend!

I have a g920 and it works really well for me. It's my first wheel setup. I don't even have a week on it and I'm dragging walls on lfs. I picked my wheel shifter and pedals up used like new on ebay for $230usd and built my own stand with monitor stand out of wood for less than $100usd and used a seat I took out of my track car.

this aged well😂

When you pulled that cheap wheel off the table flying into the air, it’s like 2am here and I struggled so hard not to laugh really loud 😂😅

Picked up a G29 + Playseat challenge setup in mint condition for 160$ the other day, pretty nice so far!

If someone is interested in this video because of the title, you can skip the first 5 minutes. 🙄

i think a t300 with the shh shifter is one of the best budget options for someone who wants a belt driven wheel + shifter. this shifter is cheaper than the th8a shifter but it still feels great

I got a G29 5 days ago. Already done some mods to the G29 Shifter. Just 3D printed stuff... New longer shifter knob, and the H pattern shifter mod V2 remix. The thrustmaster setup was just too expensive. I'll start here and see where it takes me

If you're just getting started with Sim, you don't need a DD wheel. However, for any retired IRL drifters looking to get into sim drifting, I can assure you that the T300 will feel just as much like a toy as the $50 one.

Lol😂 love this video , great review with awesome puns 👌👌👌

2:01 nice ad placement lol 😂😂

Thinking about this, I started with MS's XB360 wheel, then went to the G920, then the CSL DD (8nm). Had the latter for almost two years; simply amazing. Don't think I'll ever feel the need to upgrade.

Fun fact you can actually buy kits for g920/g29 that makes them into a belt drive or justy add more ffb

I got a g25 back around grand turismo 5 came out, really recommended for entry level budget setup checking out how sims race work

Honestly you made me feel a lot better about the Driving force GT I just bought for $80 used. 😂 Deep down I wanted the Logitech G29 but since I don't have too much time to race I cheaped out. Honestly still feels really good despite how crazy loud it is and crappy the pedals are. Doesn't sound like the G29 is a huge step up overall. Belt driven sounds like the way to go if I end up using the wheel lots.

I love how the camera angle changes for each sentence

I asked my parents for a steering wheel when I was way way way younger and they got me the one you tested for 50 bucks.I Loved it because IT was the First one I ever Had.I remember grand turismo 5 every morning of the weekends..Driving in eternal rain..IT was not good at all but I was so Happy with it👍 btw I Just found you and I Love the editing

I subs when goosiest 50k subs, and this is brilliant, goosiest always mix that video with the comedy lmao

I ordered the g29 with shifter, it is a great upgrade from my thrustmaster ferrari 458 Italia which cost 140$ in my country and was a steal for what I got, I know all the disadvantages of g29 but it is still worth it for me

You can also get this products new at better prices if you are careful to look for discounts. For example i just got that shifter but for 150 new. So 50 less. Another good thing is that Thustmaster now made a cheaper shifter as well for those that want to spend under a 100.

I got a Logitech g920 pedals wheel and shifter for 150 cdn. the guy said the cable was broken so he was just trying to get rid of it. But it worked in my PC like a charm. Awesome deal to start driving sims.

Started with a G29! Used it for a month then went CSL DD at Christmas. T300 would have probably been enough to keep me happy. But the G29 was honestly very good

I started off with the t150 pro. Only complaint I have is lack of hard-mounting compatibility so far. I'd love the t300 tho.. looks like a solid wheel. Baby steps 😂

I have toasted 4 T300 in 5 years with a big wheel mounted on, this servo base can’t handle torque and long sessions. I recently switch to a DDPro with inverted pedal v3, hand break and shifter from Fanatec and it’s night and day. The accuracy of the controls and the ffb are so nice and I know I can put a big wheel without destroying anything. The T300 compare to Logitech G29 is a really nice product for sure, but you must use the OEM wheel and force the inside fans ON