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Re: So, How do you shift?
Top L & R Button on Xbox 360 Controler
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Re: So, How do you shift?
We have started using a steering wheel and throttle set up. There happens to be two buttons exactly where the drivers tend to hold the steering wheel, so its ideal for the two speed tranny we have. One button for high speed, the other for low speed.
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