In today’s post we’re taking a closer look at direct drive wheel settings, from how the base’s software and the game’s settings work together to what Fanatec, MOZA, Simagic, Simucube, Thrustmaster, Logitech and Asetek each publish, and why the makers don’t always agree. There’s a settings page for each game we cover, with a source behind every value.
In today’s post we’re taking a closer look at the Simucube 3 Sport, Pro and Ultimate, why most people should go for the Pro, and what the new quick release means for the wheels you already own. I still race on my Simucube 2 Pro, but I’ve driven the Simucube 3 Pro, and it felt broadly the way everyone describes it, clean and smooth with a lot of detail.
Featured image: Moza Vision GS wheel fitted to my Simucube 2 Pro While I have no intention of parting with my Simucube 2 Pro direct drive wheelbase, there are now…
Featured Image: Moza Vision GS wheel fitted to Simucube 2 Pro A few weeks ago, I reviewed the impressive Moza Vision GS wheel. As the review mentioned, I thought quite…
Featured: DIY Simucube Active Pedal When Simucube launched the ActivePedal, it was very clearly a gamechanger. Nothing existed that was even remotely close – the ability to use direct drive…
It’s very rare for a Simucube 2 Pro, Sport, or Ultimate to go wrong. In the rare event that something does go awry, the developers themselves are very active on…
I’ve owned my Simucube 2 Pro for almost 4 years now, and I’ve never felt the need to update my setup with anything else. You’ll have seen lots of photos…
