SimSteering Wheel by Leo Bodnar Review

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SimSteering Wheel by Leo Bodnar Review

Some weeks ago thanks to my friend and colleague Stefano Pianoterra I had the chance to try the SimSteering, I state that due to my work I was able to try almost all steering wheels on the market, so following a little review of the device combined with photos and videos, trying to be as objective as possible.

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The steering wheel is made in two different sections, one section is a box that houses the power supply and connections, the other one is the engine of the...

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[Pär Öqvist]

rFactor 2 has the best ffb out there currently. How come it was not the top priority for this test. Great read anyway

 

[Anthony Levene]

Mmmmm Bodnar wheel....one day you will be mine

Thanks for a great review Giovanni.

 

[Rupe Wilson]

Great job really nice read.
looks like you had a good time testing.

 

[Stefan Woudenberg]

Too bad rF2 was not tested, but enjoyed reading the report, thank you Giovanni!

 

[RichardHessels]

rFactor 2 has the best ffb out there currently. How come it was not the top priority for this test. Great read anyway

The Bodnarwheel probably rips your arms of when you hit the grass.

 

[isamu]

Much appreciate the impressions. Sounds like a beast of a wheel. One of these days.....

 

[Giovanni Scala]

thanks a lot guys for your comments, hope to do the rf2, pcars and rre review soon!

 

[isamu]

thanks a lot guys for your comments, hope to do the rf2, pcars and rre review soon!

Have you ever tried the ECCI 7000 wheel? I have one and I'm wondering if it's worth upgrading to the Bodnar wheel. Another guy named Adrian from the iRacing and ISI forums used to own an ECCI 7000 and now owns the Leo FFB wheel. Unfortunately he can't make a fair comparison because his ECCI was faulty and lacked proper FFB.

 

[Giovanni Scala]

thanks a lot guys for your comments, hope to do the rf2, pcars and rre review soon!

Have you ever tried the ECCI 7000 wheel? I have one and I'm wondering if it's worth upgrading to the Bodnar wheel. Another guy named Adrian from the iRacing and ISI forums used to own an ECCI 7000 and now owns the Leo FFB wheel. Unfortunately he can't make a fair comparison because his ECCI was faulty and lacked proper FFB.

well, the Ecci 7000 is a very good wheel but the bodnar one is way better, the price differents say a lot in my very opninion

 

[isamu]

well, the Ecci 7000 is a very good wheel but the bodnar one is way better, the price differents say a lot in my very opninion

Hello and thanks for the swift reply Giovanni. I appreciate your answer, but are you claiming Leo's wheel is better from personal experience? In other words did you actually *own* or *try* the ECCI 7000 before coming to this conclusion, or are you basing your claim from online research or what you've been told? Can you explain WHY Leo's wheel is better or what exactly makes it better than the ECCI 7000? The ECCI 7000 also has no deadzone and no backlash, and is very smooth.

 

[Stef Bord]

Where Stefano Pianoterra bought his Mounting bracket support for the servomotor ? It could be very interesting for our homemade RFR Wheel... Thank-you...

 

[Guillermo_arganaraz]

HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA IMPRECIONANTE!!!

 

[isamu]

How you guys liking the wheel so far?

 

[isamu]

thanks a lot guys for your comments, hope to do the rf2, pcars and rre review soon!

You're welcome.

Where are the reviews for rf2, pCars, AC, etc?

 

[Barry Rowland]

Still no follow up for rF2?? Can't get to work on that Sim??