Do you have to use two feet to gas/brake because there's a post going down the middle?
1181103
I had to use both feet. Unless you find a way to turn it more one way than the other.
1181104
Yes you do have to use both feet with this game seat because of the post that holds the base where you attach the wheel. I wouldn't let that bother you that much unless you are trying to get serious for real life racing there they use the toe/heel for gas and brake. I can tell you that I really like the seat even though I don't use it that often. I recently built a platform to mount it on and put small caster wheels on the bottom of it so I can easily move it around the room. I also ended up making a stop at the top of the pedals as they didn't want to stay in place as good as I would have liked. If I needed to buy another one this would be my choice. Good luck and I hope you enjoy it.
1181105
Yes you do have to use both feet with this game seat because of the post that holds the base where you attach the wheel. I wouldn't let that bother you that much unless you are trying to get serious for real life racing there they use the toe/heel for gas and brake. I can tell you that I really like the seat even though I don't use it that often. I recently built a platform to mount it on and put small caster wheels on the bottom of it so I can easily move it around the room. I also ended up making a stop at the top of the pedals as they didn't want to stay in place as good as I would have liked. If I needed to buy another one this would be my choice. Good luck and I hope you enjoy it. Yes you do have to use both feet with this game seat because of the post that holds the base where you attach the wheel. I wouldn't let that bother you that much unless you are trying to get serious for real life racing there they use the toe/heel for gas and brake. I can tell you that I really like the seat even though I don't use it that often. I recently built a platform to mount it on and put small caster wheels on the bottom of it so I can easily move it around the room. I also ended up making a stop at the top of the pedals as they didn't want to stay in place as good as I would have... » Read More Yes you do have to use both feet with this game seat because of the post that holds the base where you attach the wheel. I wouldn't let that bother you that much unless you are trying to get serious for real life racing there they use the toe/heel for gas and brake. I can tell you that I really like the seat even though I don't use it that often. I recently built a platform to mount it on and put small caster wheels on the bottom of it so I can easily move it around the room. I also ended up making a stop at the top of the pedals as they didn't want to stay in place as good as I would have liked. If I needed to buy another one this would be my choice. Good luck and I hope you enjoy it. « Show Less
1181106
Not really, depends on which wheel you have. I have the Thrustmaster T500 with clutch and all; it works fine 1 or 2 feet. :D
1181107
Yes. But I use two feet. You should probably check out the Playseat where the steering wheel base comes out for the seat instead.
1181108
I use only one foot just like a real car. My right foot operates the gas and break with no problems.
1454608
Actually, you need two rungs for proper attachment. I attach mine between the second and third from the top.
730554
Yes. The horizontal attachment that goes beneath the toilet seat bolts has "click stops" at two widths.
1167023
it probably won't work for you unless you can tilt it to get at the last dreggs. if i don't tilt the gas can it leaves about 2 inches
1598181
Yes, in fact the manual states is must be under the tank. Without at least a couple feet difference in height it can't get enough pressure to work properly.
1129376
That gap is designed to let the air in to mix with the fuel. it is entirely normal. you may have to block it a little in extremely windy conditions.
999630
yes you can. the post just gives you a higher vantage point. there are different lengths of seat posts too, so keep that in mind when or if you go to buy a post.
1929169
No. The circle in the middle goes all the way through so gas can escape from the pound. The plastic exterior houses the element.
1567458
Yes you have to break it in frist. You should run to tanks of gas without driving it after that you run one to two more tanks of gas and drive it slow not at full speed then you should be good to go.
509488
no it has to work in line after the pressure reducer which you are required to use ( its the law)
798459
No, the wheel is meant to be hand-held. No need for any mounting hardware. Gas and Brake are finger paddle controlled. This would be great for someone that travels or someone who does not have the use of their legs. I never got used to it, I miss the pedals on the floor. Wanna buy a wheel?
1759649
Its to vent the gas... Just like any other brake, it has holes or slots in it.
1754136
There posts are small about a 1/2 inch each so you would need 4 to make one 2 " post.
366964
You can but you may need to use two cartridges of gas to get the results you are used to. I don't leave the gas cartridges screwed in. Pointless with the stop valve. don't forget to shake it each time you use it.
904951
It seems like the gas and liquid connectors attach to either post. As long as you connect them correctly, they seem to work fine.
151951
You can use a different post. No need to spend additional money for it unless you need it. That's what we did. We love it. Super sturdy and works awesome! :)
489284
No but you can simply put a spacer in the bottom or not slide the post all the way into the bracket, of course you will have to use adequate fasteners to support any load (not the best of approaches).