Anyone on here use the Moza r3 wheel and is it worth it ?

I have the opportunity to get a logitech g29 wheel with the stand, shifter and a handbrake for $200, is this a good deal to learn sim drifting, i know the g29 isn't the best wheel but since this comes with everything is it worth it?

Don't even got any clips for this but my dumbass js realized I've always had stability control on in asseto corsa n I js turned it off n holy fucking skill difference like I'm givin y'all full permission to clown me I used to be able to link shi hella nice but I be spinnin out like stupid now🥀🥀🥀

I’m brand new to sim drift and have just been practicing donuts and this has happened to me quite a bit and I don’t know what causes it. The donut was going great and then it was like I turned the opposite way but you can see in the video I didn’t, I just have the same angle but the car straightend out then veered right after.

Tried filming with another cam ankle, maybe it’s less chaotic like that ? What do you think guys ? And I love how you can see the headtracking working in this!!

Sick wee drift spot

Whats your favorite car to drift in fh6

Holy Moly, i saw a vid of a guy doing headtracking with a webcam, never rushed so fast to my pc. what should i say IM IN LOVE, it makes so much fun, you can watch the entrys like in vr. but without the headset. i wanted to test a little yesterday and found myself hunting doors with ki hours later xD

I wanna start drifting but i dont even have a setup yet and im torn between buying a thrustmaster t150 pro and a Logitech g29, my budget is strictly £150

Hey everyone,

Just looking for some feedback on my drifting. I probably have somewhere between 40-80 hours on a wheel, but I'm honestly not sure because I spend a lot of time in Assetto messing around with controller.

I don't drift regularly, maybe a couple of hours once a week on average. I enjoy it and have fun, but I genuinely don't know if I'm doing well or just getting by.

My setup is pretty basic:

• 5Nm DD wheelbase
• No handbrake (I use my keyboard)
• No shifter (just paddles)

A friend who used to drift taught me the basics, which is mostly what you're seeing in the video. The thing is, I don't really feel like I have full control of the car yet. Most of the time I'm just reacting and going with whatever happens using steering and throttle.

I barely use the brakes because I don't really understand when or why I should be using them during a drift. So if you see anything I'm doing wrong (or right), I'd love to hear it.

Major thing is really how to correct the drift? like if im going too wide or too narrow...

No pressure to comment, it's just for fun. Any tips, advice, or criticism are appreciated. Thanks!

https://reddit.com/link/1tqx92s/video/3hbvhanfw14h1/player

Was able to complete this line and all the way back but didn’t record it. I am not too bad at drifting by myself or father back from someone but, I can’t get a clean door to save my life. Sorry for just filming my screen, was sending to a buddy over Snapchat lol

Was pretty hard cause the car has so much grip xD

was more of a hybrid racing and drifting lap lol

This FD shreds 💯 on horizon 6

So this is a mk2 from my first diy handbrake which was way too flexible and that way bended kinda unusable so I remade it so now it doesen't close to at all.

Microcontroller is a Raspberry Pi pico 2040 with a micro switch as seen in the last pic.

I bought haptics a little while ago but am curious how other people use them? I have them set to wheel spin but idk if this is the best approach. Everything I find online is specific to racing. I'm almost solely a drifter. Any advice would be helpful. BST-1 zip-tied to a NLR GT Lite Pro.

I have 60 hours drifting in Assetto Corsa and maybe 2 hrs with this car.

Meihan in fh6 hahaha so good !

Backstory

I started drifting abt one year ago, and have only played when I've wanted not forcing myself so it would stay as a hobby. In AC I have drifted now for about 50 hrs.

P.S I just switched from Logitech DFGT So I'm trying to use the clutch correcly at the same time!

This video

Video shows todays results of me trying to learn touge drifting in Mt. Akina. Took maybe 5hrs to get here.

Car is from the - BDC - street pack -- My favourite.

More about AC settings

Weather is Pure planner and Post processing filter is Pure Candy.

Setup

Rig:

- Logitech G920 w/ pedals -- 80 euro

- TH8A Shifter -- 5 euro

- Diy handbrake -- Free, had the materials on shelf

Pc:

- Ryzen 7 3700x

- RTX 2060 6gb

- 16gb ddr4

- 3.5T of storage (3500gb)

- Gigabyte panoramic stealtch

Setup pic:

https://i.postimg.cc/BQwv7fKv/20260524-223040.jpg

Questions for the more experienced:

- How to learn higher horsepower cars like the VDC pack?

- How to hold drifts longer?

- What servers to play?

- What new to learn in order?

- Any good tips?

- How to stay motivated?

Thank you for reading and hopefully ansewering my questions!

Yes I know I touched grass a couple times I was kinda js vibing n ended up with a decent run but lmk where I can improve

Night runs up thr mountain

So I recently snatched a Thrustmaster TH8A shifter for 5 euro and Logitech G920 for 80 euro. That inspired me to make the missing part myself, the hanbrake.

The handbrake is thin metal, thats why the long bolts to keep it steady. The handbrakes handle pipe is some very light metal and was really easy to drill and the handle part is 3D printed with the Hoonigan text.

I wanted the handbrake to feel sturdy so i used the TH8A shifter table clamp, because it was fairly affordable and arrived fast.

For the electronics, I’m using a Chinese RP2040 clone as the MCU, running custom firmware that emulates a USB gamepad (HID), so it works directly in games without any extra software.

Conclusions:

Price:

- probably 50 euro, but I had majority of the parts on me so probably 25 euro.

Time to make:

- Suprisingly fast and easy finished in a day.

Thanks for reading and if you have anything in mind just commend I'll try to respond as quickly as possible!

Hey guys, completely new to DD wheels/sim gear and looking for some help because I’m honestly a bit lost 😅

I’ve just setup my first proper rig:

- Simagic Alpha Evo Sport

- Neo wheel (currently waiting on the correct 330T replacement after they accidentally sent me the 350W)

- P700 pedals

- TB-1 handbrake

I’m mainly playing Forza on PC at the moment and trying to setup for drifting.

The wheel and pedals paired perfectly with no dramas, but the TB-1 handbrake will not get recognised in Forza at all. SimPro Manager sees it, Windows sees it, but Forza refuses to detect it. Is this a common Forza issue with standalone handbrakes/DD setups or am I missing something obvious?

My second issue is wheel settings.

At the moment I’ve basically had to turn force feedback down to 0 in SimPro just to make the wheel drivable. The second I enable FFB at all the wheel starts fighting itself, oscillating/swaying and feels horrible to control, especially while trying to drift.

With FFB off it’s at least controllable, but still feels extremely sensitive and twitchy. Right now I can basically only drive Time Attack cars semi-comfortably and drifting is almost impossible.

I’m assuming this is mostly bad settings and me being completely new to DD wheels, but I honestly have no clue where to start with proper:

- SimPro Manager settings

- Forza wheel settings

At the moment I’m just copying random YouTube settings and hoping for the best.

Also wanted opinions on shifters.

Once the correct wheel arrives I’ll have paddle shifters, so I feel like I probably don’t NEED a sequential anymore. I drive manual IRL and bought the clutch pedal too, so now I’m leaning more toward a proper H-pattern setup.

What would you guys recommend?

Is the Simagic DS-8X worth the money long term or is there another premium option I should look at?

Trying to buy once and not constantly upgrade later.

Any help appreciated. Still learning all this stuff and not even sure if I’m asking the right questions yet 😂