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Mad Catz Nascar Racing Wheel
$100.00
Released January, 2010
The Pros:Accurate steering in Forza 3, unlike other budget steering wheels that are reported to have issues. Plug and play with xbox 360, 100% compatibility. Force feedback feature works well, compatible with most games, can be adjusted.
The Cons:Poor build quality and materials, paddle shift and foot peddles reportedly breaks easily. Force feedback can go haywire sometimes.
The Mad Catz NASCAR Racing Wheel is a high end racing game accessory for the PS3 or XBox 360. The wheel itself has d-pad and standard controller buttons on it for menu navigation and general controls. There are four wheel-mounted paddles for analog control, and vibration feedback.
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The wheel is fully coated in rubber for comfort and grip.
An adjustable leg support system allows you to keep the wheel in your lap, rather than on a table. The accelerator and brake pedal set have a non-slip finish. This product is officially endorsed by Dale Earnhardt Jr. and fully NASCAR Licensed.
Features
- NASCAR Licensed
- Dale Earnhardt Jr. Licensed
- Vibration feedback
- Four wheel-mounted paddles
- Sequential stick-shift
- Adjustable leg support
- Full rubber wheel head
- Non-slip accelerator and brake pedal
Model Variations
- PS3 Compatible - also works with PS2 and PS3 Slim - MSRP $89.99
- XBox 360 Compatible - headset port for XBox Live - MSRP $99.99
User Reviews (1)
Pros & Cons
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Accurate steering in Forza 3, unlike other budget steering wheels that are reported to have issues
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Plug and play with xbox 360, 100% compatibility
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Force feedback feature works well, compatible with most games, can be adjusted
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Coated in rubber, better grip and more comfortable
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Can be used on desk or lap (includes leg support)
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Poor build quality and materials, paddle shift and foot peddles reportedly breaks easily
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Force feedback can go haywire sometimes
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