Just In Time For The Holiday Shopping List
09-10-2012, 01:12 PM
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Just In Time For The Holiday Shopping List
Every racer should have 1 of these in their house.
Place your order now to confirm delivery for the holidays.
http://autos.yahoo.com/blogs/motoram...163302069.html
Place your order now to confirm delivery for the holidays.
http://autos.yahoo.com/blogs/motoram...163302069.html
09-10-2012, 09:42 PM
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09-10-2012, 11:58 PM
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I didn't know about the system that the OP linked to. But I am trying to decide between the CXC Motion Pro II and the Simcraft APEX simulator. I have used the CXC system for a few hours. Did you test the APEX system, Guy? And why do you have four? Do you have offline LAN races with friends?
I think one of these could really help me, being a novice driver. I drove a Corvette CR.6 in iRacing and I do indeed think it helped me with the VIR course a week later. My times came down 4 seconds but maybe that was going to happen anyway.
I think one of these could really help me, being a novice driver. I drove a Corvette CR.6 in iRacing and I do indeed think it helped me with the VIR course a week later. My times came down 4 seconds but maybe that was going to happen anyway.
09-11-2012, 02:03 AM
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I didn't know about the system that the OP linked to. But I am trying to decide between the CXC Motion Pro II and the Simcraft APEX simulator. I have used the CXC system for a few hours. Did you test the APEX system, Guy? And why do you have four? Do you have offline LAN races with friends?
I think one of these could really help me, being a novice driver. I drove a Corvette CR.6 in iRacing and I do indeed think it helped me with the VIR course a week later. My times came down 4 seconds but maybe that was going to happen anyway.
I think one of these could really help me, being a novice driver. I drove a Corvette CR.6 in iRacing and I do indeed think it helped me with the VIR course a week later. My times came down 4 seconds but maybe that was going to happen anyway.
I have driven a Simcraft Apex, it's no comparison to the CXC. IIRC it's a little cheaper than a CXC (both of which are a lot cheaper than the EvoTek in the OP's link), but in my opinion it's not worth the cost savings to go with a SimCraft.
and we do have group events where we do in-house races, and sometimes I'll have two clients or groups of clients working on different things at the same time, etc.
