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BadMayh3m
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3 years ago
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A Quick Question

I've bought a Thrust master F1open wheel. Any advice on the set screw as it looks jury rigged to me and I'm hoping some of you have a little experience to share before I do something stupid. Thanks...
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  • DavidG53's avatar
    DavidG53
    3 years ago
    @BadMayh3m I tie as much as i can the steering rim to the base, and then I tie all the way in the screw. I go thru all the way the thread part on the steering rim.

    Have done it for the past 6 years on all thrustmaster, from t300 to t-gt using standard rims up to more expensive 250 gto rim or sf1000 rim. Never had a single problem.
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BadMayh3m
Seasoned Ace
3 years ago

@Ultrasonic_77I was just wondering if there was something that only experience can teach about any difficulty using said screw.
I bought the wheel used and it has 2 small holes in the threads suggesting possible problems.
Also on You tube there are many different adapters which again suggest an issue with the screw.
Just trying to get a heads up but your right I didnt think the title through.

Do you have the screw and if so any problems to speak of?

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DavidG53
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3 years ago
@BadMayh3m I tie as much as i can the steering rim to the base, and then I tie all the way in the screw. I go thru all the way the thread part on the steering rim.

Have done it for the past 6 years on all thrustmaster, from t300 to t-gt using standard rims up to more expensive 250 gto rim or sf1000 rim. Never had a single problem.
  • BadMayh3m's avatar
    BadMayh3m
    Seasoned Ace
    3 years ago
    @DavidG53 Thanks for the info!
    I'm pretty sure I'll never change wheels so hopefully once and done.

    Again thank you.

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