Best Thrustmaster Wheel and Pedal Mods (2026)
If you own an older Thrustmaster – a T300, TX, T-GT or TS-PC – you do not have to put up with that mushy stock rim and vague paddle feel.…
If you own an older Thrustmaster – a T300, TX, T-GT or TS-PC – you do not have to put up with that mushy stock rim and vague paddle feel.…
If you’re going to spend money on adding physical feedback to your sim racing rig, the cheapest thing you can do is also the highest-impact thing you can do. A…
Motion in sim racing is the last upgrade most people think about, the most expensive one most people buy, and the one with the most honest community read attached to…
Featured image: Formula Pro Motion Race Simulator (£24,000!) D-Box sits in a category of its own in sim racing – it isn’t a motion platform in the conventional sense and…
Cross-brand buyer’s guide to the best throttles for Microsoft Flight Simulator, X-Plane 12, DCS World and IL-2 in 2026. MOZA MTQ + MTP, Honeycomb Bravo + Prodesksim ecosystem, Thrustmaster TCA Boeing + Airbus, Thrustmaster Warthog, WinCTRL Orion 2, VIRPIL, VKB STECS – with the Boeing vs Airbus vs fighter decision and the small things that matter when you actually own one.
Four picks that actually cover the field for civilian aviation, combat flight, and entry-level pilots – from the $80 T.16000M to the $550 HOTAS Warthog and the MOZA AY210 FFB yoke ecosystem.
A hands-on review of the Fanatec ClubSport Steering Wheel GT3 for Xbox – the $499.98 bundle that pairs a 318mm rubber-gripped GT3 rim with a carbon fibre Universal Hub V2, magnetic shifter paddles, and QR2 quick release. Assembly guide, build quality, driving impressions, and how it compares to the CSL GT3.
Chinese brand, launched around 2019, built quietly on word of mouth before most of the sim racing community had clocked them – and the Alpha EVO series, released in 2025,…
Featured image: Sim-Lab Flight Sim Collection I spend most of my time in sim racing, but over the past year I’ve been bolting flight sim gear onto my rig and…
ProDeskSim is one of those brands you find through word of mouth. A San Diego-based maker specialising in Honeycomb Bravo throttle quadrant addons, they’ve built a reputation for aircraft-specific overlays…
This Sim-Lab buyer’s guide covers the cockpit brand I’d buy if I were starting from scratch. Sim-Lab is a great Dutch company that are best known for their aluminium profile…
Sync Mesh make sim racing gloves. That’s it. No wheelbases, no pedals, no cockpits – just gloves designed specifically for sim racers, by sim racers. Based in Denmark, they’ve built…
Pimax is the VR brand that sim racers either swear by or swear at. Since 2015, their engineers have chased the widest field of view and highest pixel density in…