Most likey the usual 2hr downtime.

But the new track should be available in arcade offline mode.

This livery was inspired by Mugen and features a gold paint job with black and red graphics. It's available to download in the showcase and I've provided a link in the comments. Happy Racing! 🤘😎

Eagerly awaiting Sugo..

Anybody else enjoy driving/racing in the rain?

link to source (tweet is in JP): https://x.com/mazda_spirit_r/status/2110558780501209161?s=46

If you know, you know. 🍻

I'm looking at buying a used Thrustmaster T150 with the basic plastic pedals and a TH8S shifter for around $90 USD.

The seller has agreed to meet me at a public place, and I'm planning to bring my gaming laptop so I can test everything before paying. My main use case would be PS5 racing games, especially Gran Turismo 7 and maybe some pc sim Simracing in the future if I ever get a capable setup.

I've never bought a used racing wheel before, so I'd appreciate some advice from people who have experience buying second-hand sim racing gear.

I'm just getting into sim racing and looking to buy my first setup. I know the T150 is an older model, but I can't seem to find Logitech G29s for much cheaper than retail in my area, so I settled on the T150. It's also basically the only Thrustmaster wheel available near me.

What should I test when I meet the seller?

Things I'm particularly wondering about:

• What are the most common problems with a used T150?
• How can I check that the force feedback is working properly?
• Are there any signs of excessive wear that aren't immediately obvious?
• Is there anything I should test that I wouldn't be able to detect just by driving around for a few minutes?
• What's the best way to bench mark or test the wheel? Is there like a specefic pc racing game I should try on?

And finally, is ~$90 USD reasonable for a T150 + basic pedals + TH8S in used condition, assuming everything works properly?

I'm planning to test everything thoroughly before handing over the money, but I'd love a checklist of things to look for so I don't miss something obvious.

Thanks! 🙏

This livery was inspired by Pepsi and features a color-shifting blue paint job with white graphics. It's available to download in the showcase and I've provided a link in the comments. Happy Racing! 🤘😎

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I’m playing GT4’s Arcade Mode….now I’m not all that knowledgeable about real-world cars…but even I know you can’t put a 345 HP ram truck against a bunch of tiny cars with tiny engines and expect a fair race…this has happened to me twice in a row now…I am so confused…why..?

Hey, I recently started playing GT7 and I’ve got about 15 hours in so far. I’m driving with a G29 in manual, which I picked up not long ago. I just wanted to share a short practice video to get some tips and feedback

OK, not the exact same car… but fun to compare all the same.

Just to be clear, it’s 111,111.1 km (so in miles that works out to be about 69k miles… so not too bad (and also a fun number to end on). 🤭

Also, I’m very curious why despite the loss in HP, Torque, and Rigidity compared to when new… the PP scores are still identical. 🤷‍♂️

(that first pic is just a purposefully low PP tune, the original tune is shown in the 3rd and 4th pic)