How to: Logitech G29/G923 (PS4/PC) GT Series One Install
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This video shows how to install the version of the GT Series One on your Logitech G29/G923 (PS4/PC).
This is the GT replacement steering wheel for the Logitech G29/G923 (PS4/PC) (refresh model 2021). This modification can be done on your existing wheel and is fully reversible, so as not to void your warranty.
The wheel and the grips are designed to closely match the look and feel of GT steering wheels, whilst keeping the full functionality of the Logitech buttons, dials and D Pad. The grips are ergonomically shaped and work well with and without gloves. The main plate of the wheel is made out of genuine 3K twill carbon fibre with a gloss finish. The rear of the wheel has an additional brace that adds to the overall stiffness and sturdiness, making it as stiff as, but lighter than, the original. The rim diameter is 290mm.
The wheel comes complete and assembled but you will need to install it onto the Logitech wheel base.
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- Racing Wheel: A definitive sim racing wheel for PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 3: Realistic steering and pedal action for the latest racing titles
- Racing Wheel: Easy-access game controls: On-wheel D-pad, console buttons, paddle shifters and LED indicator lights
- Racing Wheel: Built to last: Durable solid steel ball bearings, stainless steel shifter and pedals and hand-stitched leather wheel grip
- Shifter: The sim racing shifter for G29 and G920 Driving Force Racing Wheels: Adds realistic shifting to your racing rig
- The definitive sim racing wheel for PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 3: Realistic steering and pedal action for the latest racing titles
- Built to last: Durable solid steel ball bearings, stainless steel shifter and pedals and hand-stitched leather wheel grip
- Dual-motor force feedback: Realistically simulates the racing experience with smooth, quiet helical gearing
- Easy-access game controls: On-wheel D-pad, console buttons, paddle shifters and LED indicator lights. Responsive floor pedal unit: Accelerate, brake and change gears with the feel of an actual car.
- High Compatibility: As a universally designed wheel stand, this bracket fits all racing wheels, pedals, and shifters. It is compatible with Logitech G25, G27, G29, G920, Thrustmaster T300RS, TX F458, T500RS, T3PA-PRO (F1/GT), Fanatec Clubsport, and CSR pedals. Note: wheel, shifter, and pedals NOT included.
- Fully Adjustable: Steering wheel rack has 20 degree up and down adjustment, The height can be adjusted with a distance of 20CM by rotating the button, which brings the best driving experience to players of different sizes. Find your optimal driving posture for comfort and performance.
- Durable Metal Wheel Stand: This wheel racing stand is constructed with high-strength carbon steel, providing maximum stability and sturdiness for long time use. Even if you are playing a more intense game, there will be no obvious shaking.
- Folded for storage: After enjoying the game, you can easily fold this racing wheel stand and store it under your couch/bed or in the corner, making it a perfect choice for players with limited storage space. The compact design allows you to carry it anywhere to keep your gaming enthusiasm with you.
- Multiple considerations：Our box contains 5 fixed wheels and 2 sliding wheels. 5 fixed wheels can be placed under the gaming chair to fix the position, and the sliding wheels can be placed on the racing simulator for your convenience.
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