might be getting a racing wheel soon but not sure if the one I might be getting will work with beamn

will this one work https://www.newegg.com/Product/Prod...9OjLr4E9XrfiUAza8_YaApPqEALw_wcB&gclsrc=aw.ds

also do any of you know a cheaper one I got a 65 dollar limit

 

It will but it's absolute garbo to play with. I had one a few years ago and it broke on me hella quick.

Plus it's only limited to 270 or whatever degrees. It makes driving horrid and sensitive. There is also no ffb

 

It works fine, I have the same. You have to bind all the buttons manually tho, but only once. It isn't the best, but works ok.

 

Anything is better than my wheel lol.

 

I would recommend the thrustmaster t150, it's only about $200 and has force feedback.
Although it doesnt't come with a clutch pedal.
https://www.amazon.com/Thrustmaster-Force-Feedback-Racing-PlayStation-4/dp/B014US02ZA?th=1

 

lol

 

i had one and its a great starter
the clamp broke on me though
and the calibration

 

I would recommend a G920/G29. Best bang-for-buck. They come fully equipped to experience the game as it should be, and are not super-expensive like higher-tier wheels with equal options.

Don't go for a used G-series. Although the wheels are sturdy, they will break eventually.

 

I just got this logitech driving force pro off of craigslist for $110 dollars and the guy brought it to me.
It has pretty nice force feedback (just a little loud) and 900 degrees of rotation.
It just doesn't have a clutch or a manual shifter (that's a sequential shifter in the picture).
The force feedback works great with default settings in assetto corsa although I haven't been able to get it to work as well in beam.

 

The only g25 I saw on craigslist was $200 cad and that got snatched up real quick.
I think the guy who sold me this wheel got that g25 because he said he was selling this because he got a g25.
I'm happy with my wheel anyways the force feedback is good, it's in good condition and the guy brought it right to my house.

 

If your talking about $170 usd then that's about $218 cad also I only had $110 cash, it was christmas money.
I can use my flight stick as a handbrake I've seen a bunch of other people do it and my flight stick, I found it in the alley by my house, no joke.

 

Serviceability is not an issue. The G27/G29/G920 all have the same hardware and work pretty much the same. I have both a G27 and a G920 and the only difference is that the G920 is a lot quieter. Other differences are just buttons. However, the biggest advantage of the G920 is compatibility. My G27 simply decided to stop working on my Win10 rig, and it only works on my Win 8.1 work station.

As for the prices. Have you seen the prices on a G27? A used one can cost anywhere from $260 to $600... USED. A new G920/G29 costs $250 + $50 if you want to add the shifter. Only $40 more (if you add the shifter. And why wouldn't you?)for a brand-new item. A new G27 can cost up to $1,200, as ridiculous as it might sound. Search it.

So yeah, I wouldn't say buying a wheel that not only is outdated on most systems, but also 4 times the price of a newer version is a good value.

 

Only 65? Better hunt down ebay
Even the cheapest Thrustmaster I know is $100, and doesn't even work with pc (fyi thats the one i own and it sucks it has ike 100 degrees of rotation, extremely sensitive on Forza Motorsport games (horizon works fine), cheap feeling, not a good drift wheel (but still more fun then a controller), paddle shifters, no clutch pedal, limited controls)
Racing wheels aren't cheap. I don't know much about them but if someone were to ask me for a recommendation I'd say TMX because it's a fair price (200) for a wheel that works with PC and has 270-900 degress of rotation from what I've heard.