What is the Logitech G25 compatible with?
Compatible with all versions of Xbox 360/Xbox 360 Slim, PS3/PS3 Slim consoles. Built-in converter allows you to use GT, G27 and G25 racing steering wheels on Xbox 360 with Xbox 360 racing games. Plug and Play.
Can you use G25 pedals with G29?
This adapter allows you to combine the higher resolution of the original Thrustmaster pedals with the familiar feel of the G25, G27, G920, G923 or G29 pedals. *All three pedals will work with these wheels when playing games that support it.
Is the G25 any good?
5.0 out of 5 stars Reliable & Durable. The Best. The G25 is a tank. Strong FFB, bulletproof design, ease of use..
When was Logitech G25 discontinued?
2010
In 2010, the Logitech G25 was superseded with the Logitech G27 steering wheel.
Does G25 shifter work with G27?
While the G25 to G27 Shifter Units are not directly compatible ie Plug and Play with each other the method of making them do so is very simple in fact laughable when compared to some comments from various nay sayer’s around the web.
Is Logitech G27 still good?
The G27 pedals are still a very good set, and have a LOT of tricks up its sleeve. You can modify the pedals by swapping out springs, putting in a load cell, or even removing the pedals from the base, and mounting them individually!
How do you calibrate a Logitech shifter?
To calibrate the shifter simply move the shifter through the gears. The process is automated, move through each gear several times – including reverse. 6. Once the process is completed click the Update settings button.
Can you mix Thrustmaster shifter with Logitech wheel?
Question: Can you connect this shifter with thrustmaster g29 on pc? Answer: Yes, this shifter is compatible with any brand of wheel.
Is the Logitech G920 worth it?
Overall, the G29 and G920 wheel and pedal set are not bad for the price but they will not meet everyone’s needs. I would recommend this wheel to any child or young adult who wants to play Forza, GrandTurismo, or any similar sim-cade game in the market with a wheel.
