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    $20 a month seems awfully high for a few tracks and cars, I really like rFactor myself.
    Posted by: billybobster on 2008-08-07 22:44:32
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    In Reply to: Anyone here on iRacing Motorsport Simulations? posted by bioman on 2008-08-07 18:48:44

    If you are going to do online sims, you definitely should get a wheel and pedals. Unless you drive your car with a keyboard.

    I've got a Logitech WingMan wheel/pedals and I really like it. Force feedback on the wheel is a must IMO.

    iRacing is $20 a month for two kinds of cars and seven tracks. You can get more cars/tracks for an extra fee. That seems like a lot.

    rfactor is an open source kind of model for the addons/mods. It's an extremely flexible and powerful base sim.

    Buy the base sim from here for $29 once... http://www.rfactor.net

    Get all the tracks and cars for almost free (small donation) from here... http://www.rfactorcentral.com/

    I've done Laguna Seca, Infineon and Thunderhill in real life, and rFactor feels pretty close to me. Yes, someone has done a Thunderhill for rFactor.



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