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I have mounted Logitech wheels two ways: 1. My wife gave me a metal stand that has a tray for the pedal platform and a platform for the wheel console. It is intended for use while sitting in a chair. 2. I mounted the wheel console to the edge of a coffee table and sit in a gaming chair (legless rocker) on the floor with my legs under the coffee table.. For both of these, I cut a piece of 1/2 plywood to adapt the wheel console to the edge of the coffee table and the metal wheel/pedal stand.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.This is a USB controller. All you need to do is plug into the USB plug on the front of the system. Now, to set it up, there are a few things to remember: 1) You should set this up on a VERY stable surface. Due to the power of the wheel, a light and/or simple stand can be turned over by the force feeback of the wheel. 2) Set the pedals in an unmovable space. When you get excited and start punching the gas and brakes, you will send the pedals across the floor. Not fun when you are trying to brake and you can't reach the pedals..... 3) Turn the PS4 or PS3 completely off before plugging the wheel in for the first time. 4) Be sure to plug the pedals into the wheel unit. 5) Plug the USB cable into the USB plug on the front of the PS3 or PS4 unit that you are using. 5)Make sure that the PS3/PS4 switch is set for the correct system 6) Boot it all up and enjoy an awesome wheel!
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Wheel attaches to a desk, table or wheel stand. Pedals attach to a wheel stand if you have one or it can sit on the floor, might slide a bit though depending on how hard you push ...
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.There are brackets to attach the wheel to a coffee table, desk, tv tray, etc. There are also many seat/mount set ups available.
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Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I built a stand for my wheel set. Look on GTPlanet.net or the Playstation Gran Turismo forums for ideas on what you can build. Mine is 6 pieces of 24" lumber that I screwed together. The top piece is a piece of scrap decking (1.25 X 6) that is thin enough to let the clamps hold it. The remainder are cut from a 2 X 4. I've never had it wobble. The only thing that I need to do to improve it is to make a piece that will lock in the chair and the pedals, because I sometimes push the wheel stand away from myself when I get braking hard.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.The the steering wheel is attached to the pedal console using a cable dongle that plugs in to the bottom of the steering wheel base. The functionality of the wheel is governed by the USB cable that gets plugged in to the PS4 console.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I connect it to the game console unless its wireless
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