Thrustmaster Thrustmaster T300 multi-order.

Definitely interested, but like others, it depends on the costs.

@Ad2mny
Maybe if we can get stepped pricing as an indicator, that would allow people to make a better decision?
- 5 and under - $600
- 5-10 - $500
- 10+ - $400
etc.

I know I'd rather see pricing before confirming a purchase.
We could also have people put non-refundable deposits down after the confirmation stage, which would help deter tyre kickers. That way, both parties don't lose out on much and our sponsors won't be left with a bad taste if things head south.

Selby has them for $523 probably not delivered though

Edit: there is Australia wide free shipping

Good to see some folks jumping on this. I can confirm the T300 is a terrific wheel and even at $550, is quite a good price.
The stock pedals aren't great, but they are a good starting point. A spring/foam/rubber cone mod would be recommended.
I use the T3PA pedals which are a good upgrade.

EDIT: I wouldn't expect to pay anything under $500 as guide. If the sponsor can get it under it'd be a massive win for anyone who jumps on this.

Ssssshhhhhhhhhh, just quietly I would be very interested depending on pricing.
Wasn't even interested until I tried Blindmans on pcars. Absolutely a class above g27 & GT6.

OK count me in on this one thanks.

Or do what cobb and i , did buy the adapter for $20 from usa and run the g 27 pedals ( recommended )

This will throw a spanner in the works
https://www.gtplanet.net/

See my post in the Pcars thread, but in addition to that, unless it's remarkably cheaper than a t300 why would you bother, the housing for the wheel looks identical to a g27 and may or may not be a g27 with updated steering wheel and buttons, this I can't say as no details have been released, speaking from my own experience the t300 is a better wheel than a g27, so if it is just a updated g27 and even if it was $100-$200 cheaper I personally would still go the t300, however this may point to two things either
(a) that if Logitech is re-entering the racing wheel business, all their previous wheels would be made compatible with the ps4 which would mean happy days for many Logitech owners, but they wouldn't sell many of the new wheels, or
(b) and this is a sad indictment of the world we live in, that they release this new wheel that works with the ps4 but their previous wheels still don't work and it's just another shameless attempt to force racers to buy another wheel when they shouldn't have to, it's all about the money.
Hopefully option (a) is what goes down, but if option (b) plays out current Logitech owners are no better off really, it just gives them decision of what new wheel to buy, unfortunately we won't know until they decide to tell us and God knows when that will be.
Cheers

With the G29 its fairly safe to say you will get a shifter and a clutch as standard so that $100-$200 saving jumps up to $500-$600 if you were looking for these features.

I m also interested depending on price as I have only had my wheel and PS3 for under a year...

I'm pulling out of this, sorry
Willing to take a punt on the G29 since i've always had the Logitech name and the Thrustmaster didn't really impress when i tried

hi guys, i stumbled across this post by accident and then spent about ten minutes looking for it again when i had time to reply (i know, i am hopeless at site navigation here) so i am guessing more interest may be found if it was more prominent in the main threads. i am interested in this wheel and i know stiff is also so i will let him know when i see him on again. (a psn message works so much better for me if you need a reply)

yeh m8 4sure i have contacted Daniel @ gamesmen and was goin to hit him up 4 the same sort of deal! he has different deals with gearstick and a extra set of clutch peddles he will also assist ppl without paypal in other payment methods