Much like the G25 pedals, the DFGT's are set up with two parts - the pedal arm turns a gear that is affixed over the potentiometer shaft rather than turning the pot directly. The pedals base has the same external design, but the internals were modified slightly to improve reliability and precision. It is not intended to address the same customer as the G25. The Driving Force GT (DFGT) is a direct replacement for the Driving Force Pro. Now that GDC is over and the wheel is actually announced, I'll try and answer some of the questions I've seen about it. I'm the guy in the YouTube video explaining how the DFGT's new realtime adjustment dial feature works. I'm the product manager for both the Driving Force GT and the G25, as well as the G-series keyboards and some other stuff.
My name's Chris, and I work for Logitech.
To assist others, here is some interesting information about this wheel: In personal experience, I installed the latest Logitech Profiler, and it detects the Driving Force GT as a DFP (Driving Force Pro) Essentially, I would like to find out if there is a way to utilize the 'extra' features - mostly, the 'dial' supposedly meant for brake bias.
I have recently acquired a Logitech Driving Force GT, and have searched quite a lot for suitable information for it.
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