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f1 simulator wheel and pedals Base Performance Simulators FW1

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f1 simulator wheel and pedals Base Performance Simulators FW1DESCRIPTION The Base Performance Simulators FW1 Formula Sim Racing Steering Wheel is designed to deliver precise control for sim racing. Its advanced features, such as 14 customisable buttons, rotary encoders, and magnetic gear shifters, offer responsive and adaptable performance, helping you stay in control at every corner. The FW1 Formula Sim Racing Steering Wheel is also designed to deliver reliable performance for those serious about their racing.

DESCRIPTION

The Base Performance Simulators FW1 Formula Sim Racing Steering Wheel is designed to deliver precise control for sim racing. Its advanced features, such as 14 customisable buttons, rotary encoders, and magnetic gear shifters, offer responsive and adaptable performance, helping you stay in control at every corner.

The FW1 Formula Sim Racing Steering Wheel is also designed to deliver reliable performance for those serious about their racing. With its robust construction and comprehensive range of high-end controls, it’s built to give you the precision and control you need for competitive sim racing. The 14 RGB backlit buttons can be fully customised within SimHub, allowing you to tailor your control layout and lighting effects to suit your preferences and racing environment. Adding this wheel to your setup ensures you're equipped with a tool that enhances your ability to fine-tune settings, execute precise commands, and ultimately improve your race outcomes. It’s a smart investment for racers seeking professional-level performance in their sim racing experience.


FEATURES

14 High-End Tactile Buttons: Featuring custom semi-transparent white caps with UV printing and backlit RGB lighting, these buttons are fully customisable within SimHub, allowing you to personalise your control layout for quick and intuitive input during intense racing moments.
 
Motorsport-Grade Thumb Rotary Encoders: Equipped with two thumb rotary encoders and three front-mounted rotary encoders, each with a push function, and featuring custom aluminium knobs, these encoders allow for precise adjustments mid-race, giving you the flexibility to tweak settings on the fly.
 
Magnetic Gear Shifters: The carbon fibre paddles with motorsport-grade magnetic sensors provide crisp, mechanical shifts, ensuring smooth and accurate gear changes, which are vital for maintaining speed and control during critical moments in the race.

7-Way Funky Joysticks: With two 7-way funky joysticks that support functions such as left, right, up, down, rotate left, rotate right, and push, you gain versatile control over menus and in-race adjustments, ensuring you can navigate options and control settings without taking your hands off the wheel.
 
Premium Build Materials: Crafted with high-quality carbon fibre, forged carbon, billet aluminium, and polymer rubber injection-moulded grips, the FW1 provides both durability and comfort, ensuring a firm, non-slip grip for prolonged use during long racing sessions.

Rear Mounted Controls: Two rear momentary push buttons give you added functionality for quick actions or adjustments, ensuring easy access to additional controls while focusing on the race.
 
Robust Connectivity Solution: The FW1 features motorsport-grade connectors that ensure reliable, secure connectivity, reducing the risk of signal loss or disconnection during critical racing situations, keeping you in the race at all times.
 
6x50.8 PCD Mounting Points Suitable for Wheel Spacer and Simucube Quick Releases: The industry-standard 6x50.8 PCD mounting system is compatible with wheel spacers and Simucube quick release mechanisms, allowing for easy installation and secure attachment to your racing rig, enhancing setup flexibility and user convenience.

 

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  • We ship from Montreal in Canada
  • Our typical lead time before shipping out orders is 5 to 7 business days. This varies depending on the purchased items and our shipping queue.
  • Once the items have shipped, transit time typically takes between 2 and 4 business days
  • Please note that all large items, such as our SimRacing Chassis, Monitor Stands and Racing Seats, might not arrive on the same day as other parts of your order. Because of their weight and size, these boxes get sorted differently at our shipping partner's logistics hub.
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