Xbox Nascar racing wheel With the Logitech NAScar racing wheel, you’ll immerse yourself in the sights, sounds, and thrills of racing. Mount this wheel and its textured pedals to bring the race alive. Just pull out the extendable wings to kick back and race from the comfort of your couch. It features 10 action buttons, two wheel-mounted paddles and an 8-way D-pad. You can even adjust the steering sensitivity for added realism. With the NAScar racing wheel, your victory lap is just around the corner. Status Indicator Light tells you whether vibration is on or off Connects through the USB port, with extendable wings for a better fit on your laptop
Customer Review: XBOX Nascar wheel
I really like this wheel. very responsive. I thought it would work on all driving games but even with sensitivity turned all the way down some games are just to sensivitive and are better played with the hand set. My old wheel had leg clamps that fit around your legs to hold wheel if you play in a chair like i do. Sometimes it is hard to hold wheel in your lap.

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