Build the sim racing setup that fits you.

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• Wheel bases30 products
• Steering wheels108 products
• Pedals43 products
• Cockpits40 products
• Shifters15 products
• Handbrakes5 products
• Seats21 products
• Telemetry displays1 products

• MOZA R9 V2 vs Fanatec CSL DD: which one to choose?

  2 products compared on their specifications

• Fanatec ClubSport DD vs DD+: 3 Nm for 200 euros

  2 products compared on their specifications

• Logitech G PRO Racing Wheel vs Asetek Forte

  2 products compared on their specifications

• Fanatec GT DD Pro vs ClubSport DD: PlayStation or torque?

  2 products compared on their specifications

• Sim racing setup for 500 euros

  Current total : €379.95

• Sim racing setup for 1,000 euros

  Current total : €951.95

• Sim racing setup for 1,500 euros

  Current total : €1,382.95

• What is direct drive in sim racing?

  The wheel is mounted straight on the motor shaft, with no belt and no gears. What that changes in practice, and from what price it earns its keep.

• How many Nm do you really need for a sim racing wheel?

  The short answer: less than you think. Useful torque is capped by your rig, not by your ambition.

• Load cell pedals: what they are, and what they change

  A load cell pedal set measures the pressure you apply, not the distance travelled. It is the change that buys the most consistency.

• Sim racing in a flat: noise, space and neighbours

  Space, structure-borne noise and airborne noise are three separate problems. The subject that decides a purchase most often, and the least covered.

Brands listed

• MOZA Racing 88
• Fanatec 216
• Simagic 61
• Asetek SimSports 101
• Logitech G 17
• Sim-Lab 54
• Trak Racer 193
• Next Level Racing 2