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G25 stuff (settings and my Ricky Bobby Racing System)
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smokone

Tue Apr 17 2007, 06:11AM

Posts: 18

Last night TT said he wasnt sure about his g25 settings, so heres what I have
#1 make sure the axis is not I repeat is not combined in windows control panel.
I left the strearing rotation at the stock setting 200 (tried a 100 higher and lower cant tell the difference)
under the rates tab
50% for all the digital settings (st th bk and clutch)
Set the speed sensitivity at 0 (this simulates weight transfer so on a oval your pushing bad with it at 50 or higher.
Look ahead 100
head movement 100
yaw at 0 ( i'm sideways enough with out simulating it LOL)
Force feedback I have OFF (dont like fighting with the wheel just want to drive)
Controler 1
My y axis( trhrottle) I have set to 0.
rz axis (brake) to 0
everythig else at 50%
I have not messed with deadzones (figure they are for when the stuff sarts getting worn out)
Controler 2 (everything at 50% and they do nothing anyway

Here are 3pics of my (Ricky Bobby Racing system) and I'll tell ya how cheap I really am.
http://i119.photobucket.com/albums/o157/smoke58/aksetup.jpg
http://i119.photobucket.com/albums/o157/smoke58/shiftermount.jpg
http://i119.photobucket.com/albums/o157/smoke58/DSC00128.jpg

Computer cart 32.95 at walmart (has locking wheels and moves easily for cable access)
AK Rocker 35 buck store display from Best buy
Anti rocking chair mount alows ajustable lean back with out ending up on your head ( $8.00 md board from home depot and they cut it for free (its sloted togther no nails)
Shifter mount I took the back support from a broken computer chair and used the md board to clamp it to the base.
Then the shifter clamps hold the mini mouse pad attackment (more md board) and the shifter to the metal backrest.

All and all works good for about 75 ducks. Smoke

D'oh

Tue Apr 17 2007, 04:35PM

Joined: Sun Apr 01 2007, 06:52AM
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Posts: 1

you forgot to say "racing with friends, priceless".

Doug D

Tue Apr 17 2007, 04:53PM

Joined: Mon Nov 27 2006, 12:44PM
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Posts: 14

It's funny, when I started thinking about setting up a "racing rig" one of the first seats I looked at was the AK rocker.
Looks comfortable.� Now 3 months later & I'm almost there. My frame should be shipping by this Mon. I will post some pic's once its all setup.
If my wife ever figures out what I've spent I will never hear the end of it. At least she knows where to find me.

Doug D

smokone

Tue Apr 17 2007, 08:08PM

Joined: Tue Jan 23 2007, 07:53AM
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Posts: 18

Doh'' I wish I would have thought of that It would have fit good) lol The rocker is the right shape and it slides in the base without being like in a roller chair. Its a little on the hard side but I figure I'm driving in it not sleeping. If you check 1 out at a store put it on a lower shelf and sit in it they are to low just on the ground, Racing with friends, Priceless lol�� My rig when driving is like sitting in a shifter cart.

[ Edited Tue Apr 17 2007, 08:12PM ]

crash45

Thu Apr 19 2007, 07:27PM

Joined: Mon Nov 27 2006, 06:43PM
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Posts: 27

I have my wheel set at 300 deg rotation/45 deg rotation for Flatout 2 lol

\\\"Any Society that would give up a little liberty to gain a little security will deserve neither and lose both\\\" Bengamin Franklin

NoelF1

Fri Apr 20 2007, 07:58PM

Joined: Wed Jan 17 2007, 08:09AM
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Posts: 10

wow... nice system there buddy!

daworz

Tue Dec 30 2008, 10:18PM

Joined: Tue Dec 30 2008, 10:15PM
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Posts: 1

Iam a new member with a G25 wheel and just wanted to thank you for the Tips. As i have messed with alot of different setting, and will give this a try.

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