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A few weeks ago my son switched from his old G25 wheel/shifter combo to a brand new Thrustmaster TX + F1 addon wheel. In the process he lost the G25 shifter that he used mainly for Nascar and MX5 racing. To get a working shifter, there were several choices: Buying a new shifter: obvious but expensive Use the G25 shifter connected to the wheel without using the wheel: inelegant! Buying a Leo Bodnar interface (http://www.leobodnar.com/shop/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=72&products_id=188): cheap and easy Build our own interface: even cheaper and more versatile We chose the latter option to have the best possible control on the gear shifting logic: the stock G25 shifting logic is somewhat buggy, leading to quite frequent mis-shifts. Having full control of the software also allows adding some new functions: a handbrake mode seems the most obvious as the G25 shifter has all the necessary hardware. In the following posts I will explain all the steps required to build a G25 shifter to USB interface, based on a Teensy 2.0 board. This writeup is split into 5 chapters, each chapter being one post: Chapter 1: Hardware and tools required Chapter 2: Wiring and canning Chapter 3: Software Chapter 4: Tests and configuration Chapter 5: Conclusion

Hello, I'm looking for a FANATEC Handbrake V1.5 in good condition. Thank you

hello, I'm looking to sell my racing rig set up. I have had it for about 2 years and I have only used it a handful of times. everything is in great condition with the gt track cockpit only having a minor flaw on the right side of it as I had to replace the set because it broke on the 3 time I used it. (see pictures) im located in zip code 95136. Might be possible for me to crate and ship. you would have to pay for the shipping plus $200 packing fee. please let me know if you have any other questions. only want to sell the rig as on unit, not in pieces prices are if you bought everything new from fanatec fanatec podium wheel base dd2 $1500 fanatec sequence shifter $260 fanatec clubsport drift xbox $400 fanatec handbrake $130 fanatec clubsport v3 pedal set with dampeners $450 GT track cockpit $900 tv could be part of the sale

Hey, I'm new here and had a "great" idea awhile back and was wondering if it was possible. Instead of buying a $50 adapter to be able to use a real wheel and do whole bunch of weird wiring and having to drill hole for an e-brake (this is for an e-brake mod/paddle shifter delete/rally car wheel whatever on console) could you re-route the plug for the steering wheel out the back of the base and make a button box instead of having all of the buttons on the steering wheel?