#SIM RACING SYSTEM LIVEVIEW PRO#

The Motion Pro II starts at $66,000 and goes up from there depending on how you choose to configure your set-up. The CXC Motion Pro II is a fully customizable turnkey rig designed for home use - if you have a spare room and a hefty wad of cash that is.

#SIM RACING SYSTEM LIVEVIEW SIMULATOR#

If you’re shopping on a budget and don’t want to spend the time to piece together your own racing simulator, the Sparco Sim Rig II is about the best racing simulator you’ll be able to find on the market.īest Premium Choice 10. Sparco also throws in Asseto Corsa Ultimate Edition, installed and ready to play to make your racing sim kick-off even easier.

#SIM RACING SYSTEM LIVEVIEW PC#

On the tech side of things, you get a Samsung Ultrawide Pro Gaming 49” Curved HDR-4K monitor, a Logitech K400 Plus wireless keyboard with touchpad, and a PC AK-RIG Sparco Edition based on MSI Infinite X with an Intel Core I7 processor. When you look at the list of components and compare it to other turnkey rigs, you’ll realize that, for the price, this Sparco racing simulator is packed with value.įor starters, the Sparco Evolve cockpit is outfitted with a Sparco Sim racing seat and a Thrustmaster TS-XW Racer steering wheel and pedals, complete with a Sparco P310 Competition Mod. The Sparco Sim Rig II is the most complete turnkey simulator that can be had for under $10k. The progressive spring brake pedal accurately mimics the performance of a pressure-sensitive brake system, and you can even reposition the pedals for heel-to-toe downshifts.

The set also comes with a programmable dual clutch - ideal for that all-important launch assist to get off the line. You can opt to use the steel paddle shifters on the wheel for gear changes or add on an H-pattern six-speed shifter. Colored LEDs on the built-in REV indicator keep track of your RPM. The wheel includes a 24-point selection dial so you can easily adjust traction, torque, brake force, and other inputs on the fly. The gears aren’t quite as smooth as equivalent belt-driven systems, though the force feedback is sophisticated enough to convey bumps in the road and relay the limits of your tire’s grip.

The steering wheel utilizes Logitech’s gear-driven TrueForce force feedback system. The T248 is compatible with PS4, PS5, and PC gaming systems.Īlso in the budget-friendly category, the Logitech G923 is a solid entry-level set compatible with Xbox as well as Playstation and PC.

#SIM RACING SYSTEM LIVEVIEW MOD#

You can also opt to add a TH8A “H”-pattern 7-plus-1 shifter or add on the TSS Handbrake Sparco Mod for a two-in-one device that can function as either a progressive handbrake and sequential shifter. Thrustmaster claims that their new magnetic tech will last longer and retain more precise action than traditional potentiometer-based pedal sets. At foot level, you get a T3PM magnetic pedal set which allows for four pressure modes on the brake pedal. The magnetic paddle shifters are designed for precise and quick shifts with a 30 ms response time. The Dynamic Force Feedback system (which includes three preset modes) allows you to adjust how much (or little) feedback you get from on-track racing effects like curbs or off-track skids. The wheel itself is wrapped in leather and has an interactive race dashboard where you can select from more than 20 different displays depending on what data or telemetry you want to see. While it’s not the most realistic or most advanced system on the market, it does passably well at simulating a real steering wheel feel. It features a hybrid system that utilizes both belts and gears in the wheel assembly. If you’re looking for an entry-level option to dip your toes in the sim racing waters, the Thrustmaster T248 is a solid package that won’t break the bank. Thrustmaster T248 Racing Wheel and Magnetic Pedals

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