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vandale:
Hi all, quick update. G25 arrived. Installed the screen. Modified the bezel to fit the 27 inch. Made speaker covers from alloy mesh. Affixed in place and matt blacked the whole thing to prevent to much reflection when playing games. Purchased a 6 channel sound card. Replaced the original 10w front sega speakers with 4ohm 30w Fusion 2 ways. Needed 4 ohm as that's what the 5.1 amp runs so will be looking at what I can cram into the head rest speakers tomorrow. Quickly ran Dirt3 and it looks great. Glad I didn't go with a 32 inch now as it would have been to large when sitting that close.
vandale:
--- Quote from: opt2not on March 20, 2014, 02:39:31 pm ---Also, not sure of your location, but someone at KLOV is giving away free driver cab seats:
http://forums.arcade-museum.com/showthread.php?t=305954
Looks like he has a Sega GT/Scud Race one too.
--- End quote ---
Hi, sorry missed this post. Thanks for the link but I am in New Zealand :)
vandale:
Decided to not use the Scud Race shifter as its primarily for PC games therefor the 6 speed Logitech will be more suitable. I had a look around other builds and wasn't a fan of just mounting the shifter on the cab so I cut the shell down and mounted it inside the original Daytona shell. Repaired some plastics, fresh coat of paint and some textured carbon fibre vinyl to finish it off. Also moved the shifter dpad etc to the left side of dash, looks ok as is, could have been mounted flush but way to much hard work to get all the holes perfect. I used a steel shaft to extend the wheel and extended the wiring to suit. Pedal were reversed in the original Logitech casing which I cut down and mounted against the firewall as mentioned earlier its for PC games so the clutch is needed.
Here are some pics:
BadMouth:
I never thought of doing that. :applaud:
Howard_Casto:
Yeah that looks pretty slick.
What are you using for a shaft extension on the wheel?
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