Hori Truck Control System Discussion Thread

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#21 Post by b_l_e_1 » 06 Oct 2024 17:54

DisgruntledTrucker wrote: 23 Sep 2024 19:48 For the best balance between realism and drivability in ATS, I recommend 1440 degrees.
Wow...I wish my G29 would let me do that :roll: :sad:
...anyways that's good knowledge to remember, as to keep for future reference -just in case I hit the lottery & then & only then I can afford to buy the Hori :lol:
Thanks for sharing Mark 8-)
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#22 Post by chocho55 » 08 Oct 2024 17:20

Does anybody knows that HORI going to make more batch of this control. Right now, it is sold out everywhere. I am hoping Hori sees this hot items and make more
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#23 Post by DDogg » 09 Oct 2024 01:17

I currently have a Thrustmaster T248 without the Simtask kit and TH8A shifter add-on. I'm thinking about buying the Hori Truck Control System, what do you guys think?
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#24 Post by Flemming V » 09 Oct 2024 05:27

DDogg wrote: 09 Oct 2024 01:17 what do you guys think?
Worth every penny, ATS and ETS2 is a totally new experience now, and I had Logitech G923 before, which was a nice wheel then :-)
It has a nice "feeling" of leather touch, infinity of button options and not a feeling of a bunch of plastic.
The pedals could have been a bit more heavy, but that is just a question of placeing them right I think.
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#25 Post by DDogg » 09 Oct 2024 13:53

@Flemming V Okay, thanks! :)
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#26 Post by DDogg » 09 Oct 2024 21:00

@Maverick89 Now that you have it how do you feel about it?
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#27 Post by Maverick89 » 09 Oct 2024 21:12

^ Personally, I like it! Everything has a button assigned to it, the pedals feel nice, and the force feedback is nice.

I took DisgruntledTrucker's advice and changed the steering radius to 1400 degrees. I also went and bought a cheap steering knob which helps when you need to make a quick turn.
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#28 Post by DDogg » 09 Oct 2024 21:15

Maverick89 wrote: 09 Oct 2024 21:12 ^ Personally, I like it! Everything has a button assigned to it, the pedals feel nice, and the force feedback is nice.

I took DisgruntledTrucker's advice and changed the steering radius to 1400 degrees. I also went and bought a cheap steering knob which helps when you need to make a quick turn.
Cool! Is there anything you don't like?
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#29 Post by gaillard » 09 Oct 2024 21:25

Hori is out of my league but I have a knob both in the games' Thrustmaster _and_ in my IRL car, and it's definitely a MUST have.
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#30 Post by Davina » 13 Oct 2024 11:13

Mine is here. Critical appraisal coming up.

Diameter is as expected. It does stick out 15~20cm more than a racing-style wheel (e.g Logitech), so you may need to adjust monitor distance (I do due to eyesight limitation) & also bring pedals closer to you if you are shorter than 6ft. Due to the depth it is likely preferable for you to have the space on your desk to be able to slide it out the way, rather than trying to type round it. Rotation is smooth with just a slight soft detection of the gearwheel teeth. Button quality is a little wobbly but not worrisome, although the centre horn push does need to be more solidly damped than it is. Pedals feel well built but have shorter travel than other units. Gearshift needs to be firmly screwed to the desk (the ball-jointed circular pad part does remove if this makes it easier). The buttons are sufficient quality, but the handbrake button is disappointingly rattly where you should expect this to be a much more solid affair. Like any significant new hardware (especially after using a G27 for over a decade!) it takes getting used to, but is a worthwhile investment.

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