But I think if you put in the effort to drive the wheel properly you will go faster. I never went from keyboard or gamepad to wheel so I can't tell you if my times improved. It improved my experience (immersion factor) with the game if that's what you mean. I can't say I that I was able to enjoy it while waiting for my next wheel but it allowed me to keep playing at least (I'm still going to keep it, it's a decent backup). It was a big step down but after an adjustment period I got used to it again. Then I got a Fanatac GT2, unfortunately that broke and I had to go back to the DFGT. Then I got the DFGT to play with on PC, much better than that crappy MS wheel.

I started off with the Microsoft wheel on xbox. Not at all, it has very strong construction for an entirely plastic wheel! It also made loud clicking noises (different kind) when going down straights since you are keeping the wheel close to center and doing small adjustments.Дoes the unit feel like it could break at any moment? My wheel had centering issues and would jiggle back and forth with a loud clicking noise unless you very very gently got it to center. It exists and is not bad for a budget wheel. Up until recently I have been a long time user of the DFGT and it has served me well (I am now a very happy owner of a CSR Elite). Assuming that you are in the sub $200 wheel/pedals market then the DFGT is probably the best wheel for the money.

Dan, your question is an easy one to answer.

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