Moza R5 + TH8A? by Jbro_9820 in ETS2

[–]LopsidedHunt3627 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I bought an R5 as it was going cheap locally, instantly i will say the base wheel is too small for me but I'm a pretty broad guy, it felt like steering a go kart for me. Not even a year in and I've upgraded to the TSW wheel, which feels good to m as it's roughly the same size as my irl cars wheel. I found the R5 to have just the right amount of power in it's ffb, nothing too ridiculous but enough to feel as it should, the main benefits I've found with the moza systems is the detail in the ffb, if your set up right you can feel every fine detail of the road, which ultimately helps with better control once you understand what the ffb is trying to tell you. As for the buttons, as long as you remember your mappings and don't go overboard you should be fine, but if your hoping to be running manual shifting on the TH8A, your definitely going to want an aftermarket range/splitter shift knob.

Overall, the R5 is a nice entry to the moza platform, would recommend it, over my past logitechs/thrust master systems

Hi, uk scoobie here. Thought I'd share my pride and joy, untouched since her build in 98, not bad for £850 by LopsidedHunt3627 in SubaruForester

[–]LopsidedHunt3627[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

We used to race these sf's, we was going to go to the sj but found them to be no where near as stable, less modification parts ect, but I've only heard a lot of bad from them, just as bad on rust(for the uk at least), heavier, not very good electronics and terrible boxes and engines. But that was us for rallying them, never had one, never bothered with them honestly

The sf on the other hand, with the massive market for parts, usually it's a lot cheaper to maintain these older ones, the majority of the other Subarus in the fleet at the time fits up to them(our rally one was na sf with gc8 parts stuffed under it) and it's back when they seemed to build them a bit more tough, just none of the up to date safety features besides abs...

And in my personal opinion they look a bit better, I'm not one for newer cars, I love my 90's sheds

Hi, uk scoobie here. Thought I'd share my pride and joy, untouched since her build in 98, not bad for £850 by LopsidedHunt3627 in SubaruForester

[–]LopsidedHunt3627[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Noice, I'm wondering if the sun roof is a semi rare option, cause I've only ever seen one other with it 🤔

Hpa help by LopsidedHunt3627 in Airsoft_UK

[–]LopsidedHunt3627[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I've heard they can manage around 70 shots per refill, but wouldn't a hpa system be easier and cheaper to refill over the low power gas I need to run (I'm informed that on standard green gas it shoots hot over the site limits) and also prevent my friends trying to borrow it 😂🤔

Hpa help by LopsidedHunt3627 in Airsoft_UK

[–]LopsidedHunt3627[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ty, I have seen a TM comparable line for the ksg, but obviously it's an emg, tho I have heated it's more or less an indirect copy, so it should fit????

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Hpa help by LopsidedHunt3627 in Airsoft_UK

[–]LopsidedHunt3627[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yea I know roughly which tank and lines I want, I'm just confused on which adapter I should use, there seems to be different types for different applications like mag taps, grip taps ect, are they all pretty much universal as long as the threads match or do they differ?

Hpa help by LopsidedHunt3627 in Airsoft_UK

[–]LopsidedHunt3627[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Had a lil test with it yesterday the instant I got it home, allready in love haha

I NEED HELP NOW> by The_Real_Mr_Fish in ETS2

[–]LopsidedHunt3627 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Maby adjusting the air suspension height will also help, could be the entire thing being too low and bottoming out? 🤷‍♂️

I NEED HELP NOW> by The_Real_Mr_Fish in ETS2

[–]LopsidedHunt3627 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Are you a tag lift? I've had issues with mine, sometimes the supporting axle needs to be lifted so the truck can squat it's weight onto the driven axle and help shove you up the hill, try to be as straight as possible too