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Thrustmaster T500 RS Racing Wheel for PC/PS3 - $619 Delivered or Pick up in Store

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Calling all Revheads… arguably the best Racing Wheel on the market for PC & PS3 has just hit a hot new price of $619, and better than that: we're offering Free Shipping Australia-wide! This has to be the best price around, with international sites charging in the hundreds for shipping to Australia.

All stock will be shipped from our store in Penshurst NSW and is already in stock and ready to go! Delivery time is 3-5 business days.

Note: If you are collecting this product in store be warned, this product is reasonably large and weighs 18Kg, so make sure there's room in the boot!

We have one of these wheels set up in store and believe me its the best by a long shot:
- Ultra-precise wheel, with 16-bit resolution (65,536 values on the steering)!
- Precision that won’t decrease over time (contactless magnetic sensor)
- Angle of rotation adjustable up to 1080° (3 full turns)!
- Force Feedback with industrial motor (Torque 150mNm, 3000rpm, 65W, Ø 52mm/2”)
- 30cm (12”) in diameter with brushed metal central spokes.
- Brake pedal with reinforced and adjustable resistance (included and removable “Realistic Brake” mod).
- Unique Pedal design with your choice of 2 positions:
- Floor-mounted position (F1-style)
- Suspended position (GT-style)
- Ultra Smooth steering with large dual belt mechanism.

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  • +2

    Thrustmaster. Always been an awesome brandname for joysticks.

  • +3

    Nice Wheel but WOW a lot of coin for a steering wheel seeing I picked up the G27 for $139

    • I couldn't justify spending half of $619 on a wheel. Hell I had a G27 in my mitts at DSE during the sale and decided against it, lol.

  • do you have the shifter attachment as well?

    whats the bundle price for that?

  • +7

    What advantages does this offer over a train, which I can also afford?

    • +1

      Absolute classic comment

  • This is the infamous official flagship GT5 steering wheel

  • +1

    If this was made in Germany or Japan etc then I would sort of understand the price but if its made in China, its just not worth it.

    How much would it cost them to make these in China? Hardly nothing.

  • +1

    wow…err…just a bit of warning (from experience)…if you're paying that sort of $$$ you'll want to buy a decent stand and racing chair for it, and that'll prob set you back another $400 lol

  • Just Advertising………..as $615.00 delivered here Aust Warranty…no bargain

    • ..Where is that exactly?

      • +1

        Would help…http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Thrustmaster-T500-RS-Gaming-Racing-Steering-Wheel-PC-PS3-GT5-/120907152641?pt=AU_Video_Game_Accessories&hash=item1c26a0bd01#ht_11701wt_905

  • -3

    G27 - $149 (DSE) or $195 Logitech direct vs $619 on this - I dont see this as a bargain at all, looks like the seller is throwing a false bait targeting the impulse shoppers - wrong approach!

  • +1

    I think these wheels went for slightly higher $500 USD when they were first released in the states.
    If you can get the price below $550 I'll buy straight away.

    Or you guys could try importing the Fanatec CSR Elite bundle for a reasonable price. If I could get the CSR Elite for $50-$100 more than it would cost me if I lived in the states I'd also jump on it straight away.

    I'm still trying to work out how much it's going to cost me to import the CSR Elite but I can't justify the amount it costs in Australia at the moment.

    • Completely agree - pagaini have ridiculous prices for the CSR Elite and pedals. I'm waiting for Fanatec to finally set up distribution in Australia which they are apparently working on or have other retailers stock it so prices arent so inflated.

      Im wanting CSR elite, shifter, clubsport pedals. Then a nice rig to finally enjoy Forza!

  • This cost 3 times more than my car.

  • +1

    This is one bloody expensive racing wheel.

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