Does the stick shift move just like in a real car?
1936385
Yes its a six speed and reverse you push down and far right downwhere sixth gear is.Personally i never use it but their are people that do.I use the paddle shifters.
1936386
No it doesn't, it moves to where they are supposed to go but there is no spring that returns the stick shift to the neutral position after you take it out of gear. It kind of just sits there. In real cars the stick shift springs to center below 3rd gear and above 4th gear. This makes it so when you go from 2nd gear to 3rd gear you just have to push the stick up, instead of up, then right then up again. With the springing to center you just push it up and when it gets to neutral it springs right by itself and you just continue pushing it up to 3rd gear. (Sorry for the explanation which you probably already know, but it's for others who don't.) No it doesn't, it moves to where they are supposed to go but there is no spring that returns the stick shift to the neutral position after you take it out of gear. It kind of just sits there. In real cars the stick shift springs to center below 3rd gear and above 4th gear. This makes it so when you go from 2nd gear to 3rd gear you just have to push the stick up, instead of up, then right then up again. With the springing to center you just push it up and when it gets to neutral it springs right by itself and you just continue pushing it up to 3rd gear. (Sorry for the explanation which you... » Read More No it doesn't, it moves to where they are supposed to go but there is no spring that returns the stick shift to the neutral position after you take it out of gear. It kind of just sits there. In real cars the stick shift springs to center below 3rd gear and above 4th gear. This makes it so when you go from 2nd gear to 3rd gear you just have to push the stick up, instead of up, then right then up again. With the springing to center you just push it up and when it gets to neutral it springs right by itself and you just continue pushing it up to 3rd gear. (Sorry for the explanation which you probably already know, but it's for others who don't.) « Show Less
1936387
No it doesn't, it moves to where they are supposed to go but there is no spring that returns the stick shift to the neutral position after you take it out of gear. It kind of just sits there. In real cars the stick shift springs to center below 3rd gear and above 4th gear. This makes it so when you go from 2nd gear to 3rd gear you just have to push the stick up, instead of up, then right then up again. With the springing to center you just push it up and when it gets to neutral it springs right by itself and you just continue pushing it up to 3rd gear. (Sorry for the explanation which you probably already know, but it's for others who don't.)
1277394
Yes. The joystick comes pre-mapped as the arrow keys. So you could scroll like that. Or you may be able to customize it in some way. You could remap some of the joystick directions as mouse scroll wheel movement. For instance when you press the stick forward it acts as if you rolled the mouse scroll wheel forward, that should be fairly smooth for webpages. Hope this helps
36793
Yes, I don't use it...most of the controls in the steering wheel work just as well.
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
1062149
I have heard that it will fit in the dash but that the hand on the stick shift will occasionally bump the switches. I have an auto and it works fine.
591346
yes you can feel.stick part not good working. there is a gap you feel while moving it
2203581
Yes it does spin on it's own but it doesn't affect the use of it. I love mine & really miss it when I drive a car without one.
582323
I have had no problems with shifting. In fact I never even use the clutch/brake to engage reverse or forward. You may have an issue.
805220
Yes, it does move very easily. Unfortunately, it doesn't exhibit a static friction coefficient.
1119667
I have an 09 camry which didn't have the overdrive button on the gear shift. So to answer
118011
No, it's more like a model, not a very functional toy. When you turn the steering wheel, the skids turn a little, but that's about it.
62174
It has button with arrow indication, turn right, left, forward and backward. Beautiful car, I love it.
637254
No. It is attached to the sidebars & doesn't move, once you've put it together. However the speed & incline adjustments are on the arms as well as the console.
46941
Yes it snaps into the plastic console that surrounds the shifter stick. It is also lighted. kg
1186552
When you put the car in auto stick they change gears when it's not in auto stick they work the radio volume
2136678
I see other people said it doesn't. If u continue pressing the button it will change speeds. It does take c batteries. My batteries are dead right now but the cars are sitting on the top of it waiting for it to move. I think it was worth every penny!
313175
It does spin and make noises. Everything works (safely) exactly like the real thing.