So what is everybody running for a wheel on the PC side of things?

Right now I'm using a '15 Freightliner....kidding aside, I have a Logitech G27 wheel and shifter, with Fanatec ClubSport Pedals v2.

I have the Fanatec ClubSport Wheel v2 base sitting there waiting on me to get a hub and wheel rim still.

Not on pc but i use the Thrustmaster 458 sider with the standard pedals that came with it, its not bad for a entry level wheel but will defo be upgrading ASAP

For now the thrustmaster 458 spider that I got of Craigslist for $55 on a $10 folding table from target. The pedals stick to the carpet well thanks to the Velcro. Hopefully I'll be able to get that deluxe folding stand made for racing wheels off amazon soon.

Fariko Epicus wrote:Not on pc but i use the Thrustmaster 458 sider with the standard pedals that came with it, its not bad for a entry level wheel but will defo be upgrading ASAP

You're being too modest. It's an amazing wheel considering its price point. Funny thing is that I read reviews that are negative on it and it's always dumb stuff like, "it has no force feedback". No poop, the box says it doesn't, it never claims to have it. Or the hilariously one I saw on gamestops site, "it's doesn't work with Need 4 Speed, Watch_Dogs or Battlefield 4 vehicles...". Are you serious, kid? Need 4 Speed is the video game equivalent of a Fast and Furious movie, it's fun for an hour and a half but no one should really put that much thought into it. And the fact that he would try battlefield and watch dogs with the wheel proves he's an idiot.

You're being too modest. It's an amazing wheel considering its price point. Funny thing is that I read reviews that are negative on it and it's always dumb stuff like, "it has no force feedback". No poop, the box says it doesn't, it never claims to have it. Or the hilariously one I saw on gamestops site, "it's doesn't work with Need 4 Speed, Watch_Dogs or Battlefield 4 vehicles...". Are you serious, kid? Need 4 Speed is the video game equivalent of a Fast and Furious movie, it's fun for an hour and a half but no one should really put that much thought into it. And the fact that he would try battlefield and watch dogs with the wheel proves he's an idiot.

I carnt denie for the money its a great wheel, wasn't so good on forza5 but with project cars it feels like its built for the game,
It would be nice to not have to change my sensitivity every time i start playing though,

And i did try it out with battlefield and also cod, only out of curiosity though, i also found out it works on pc but you can only turn right lol

Fo both the pc and the X1 I use a Fanatec CSR wheel and CSR pedals mounted on the Fanatec wheel stand. For the X1 I use the cronusmax to make it work.

Thrustmaster TX Base
Thrustmaster 458 Challenge GTE Rim
Basherboards CPX Adaptor
Fanatec Clubsport V2 Pedals

On PC and Xbox

I also use an old iphone running sinspeed instruments to use as a second screen on pc

I just picked up the Thrustmaster TX Ferrari set.

On the 360 I had used the microsoft wheel then with the XB1 I went back to the game pad. FM5 was disappointing so I didn't get into the new wheels. I got FM6 for Christmas and was very happy. Still the $400 for the wheel was scary but it is AWESOME.