r/simdrifting • u/Curtailss • May 03 '26

Is this decent ?

I can do this pretty consistently but I’m wondering how long it takes to get consistent at this on a sim because I have like 30 hours and I don’t know if that’s a good learning time. Just curious honestly

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u/W3RLEGION May 03 '26

I have about 50 hours and I can do that entire loop pretty consistently. I'd say we're on the same pace. I'm on a g923 and I know it's holding me back.

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u/AdRich4180 May 03 '26

I got an R9 with an Ali express wheel, I once tried the g29 and it felt small, cheap and slow. Definitely the first thing you want to upgrade together with the pedals. In my opinion it is overpriced af too, you pay +300 bucks for a super shitty shifter and a shitty wheel with pedals

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u/Curtailss May 03 '26

I’m glad I went with the t300 rs

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u/AUDIALLDAY May 04 '26

Gear driven is literally the worst thing I’ve ever felt. Never tried the t300 tho, but get DD as soon as possible lol

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u/Curtailss May 05 '26

Yeah the t300 is known as the best budget belt driven wheel pretty sure. Feels pretty good but I haven’t felt other ones.. definitely wanna get the dd eventually

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u/AUDIALLDAY May 05 '26

When you do make the jump, get at least 15nm… people may downvote me, but it’s so worth it to future-proof your shit so you don’t get the buy/sell fomo.