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  • Fanatec CSL DD Ready2Race 8 Nm bundle review

    The same set as the 5 Nm bundle, with the Boost Kit 180 instead of the standard power supply. A hundred euros more for 60 % more torque.

  • Fanatec CSL DD Ready2Race 5 Nm bundle review

    Base, wheel and pedals for 379.95 euros, 159.90 euros less than buying them separately. What the set is worth once assembled, and the compatibility that narrows without warning.

  • Fanatec Boost Kit 180 review

    A 180 W power supply at 99.95 euros that takes the CSL DD from 5 to 8 Nm. What it brings, and why the decision belongs at the moment you order the base.

  • Fanatec CSL Pedals review

    Two all-steel pedals at 99.95 euros, with no load cell and no USB port. What that implies, and when the upgrade kit becomes necessary.

  • Fanatec CSL Steering Wheel P1 V2 review

    Fanatec's entry-level wheel at 139.95 euros, with its LED display and a torque limit that the spec sheet relegates to an asterisk.

  • Fanatec CSL DD review

    A hundred hours on a direct drive base sold for 379.95 euros. What it brings, the mounting it demands, and the limit that rules out PlayStation players from the start.