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The information you get as you drive around the circuit just seems so convincing, detailed and relevant. Some real thought has been put into the FFB interpretation, and to me, it just works.
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It’s not because of the hardware, as such – more the driver software and firmware. The DD2 doesn’t deliver anything like this level of information. It’s the little details, like when you have a front lock with a steering angle, the wheel will pull slightly in the direction that your wheel is turned as if the tyre walls are folding. There’s something about the detail – not just the smoothness and the rest of the things most reviewers write. If I only ever had one QR hub for the rest of my sim racing career I’d be more than happy to stick with the SQR.Įvery time I go back to the Simucube I’m delighted. Unlike the Fanatec QR mount, there is no play or flex whatsoever. And for good reason – it’s a simple, solid little unit. The Simucube SQR hub comes fitted to the Simucube range. If you turn the box on the side those two holes (luckily) mate with the profile slots. Using a screwdriver, you can carefully open them up enough to get a bolt through.
If you take the lid off, you’ll find them. That’s because the case has two small holes on the back. You’ll notice I’ve mounted the E-Stop to the aluminium profile. Alas, this Simucube PSU mounting bracket works very neatly and a Y-Splitter mains cable like this one from CPC will reduce your mains cabling burden a fair bit too. The newer models ship with a single power supply. I’m sure you’ve seen worse! What’s hindering me with this installation is that I own the earlier, 2xPSU Simucube 2 Pro. On that note when you’re selecting a mount adaptor for your Simucube wheelbase, you should take torque levels into account. It’s easy to know what to buy, so it’s just a matter of where you buy from. That means you need a front mounting bracket, either designed to fit directly to your aluminium profile chassis or onto the flat mounting plate if your rig was intended to be compatible with Fanatec equipment. The SC2 Pro, Sport, Ultimate and Mige 130 Motors all have a universal, front fitment.
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So with all that said, what does Simucube DD wheel ownership look like, what’s involved with the installation, setup and naturally, the drive? How to Install: Simucube 2 Pro For example, with the right QR hub and a USB conversion, you could attach the relatively inexpensive Fanatec Mclaren GT3 v2 wheel to a Simucube 2 Sport.
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On that note, I went on to spec a high-end simulator on a budget in this guide.ĭon’t be put off, either, by the price of high-end steering wheels for Simucube, there are ways to attach far less expensive items. You could buy that list for around €1500 / $1800 if you really looked for a deal. If I knew now what I didn’t know back then, and I was just starting out building my very first, beginner simulator – I would try to skip the “low-end” gear altogether and find a tiny bit more cash to build this: Particularly if you think that Simucube is too much of a step from a lower-priced belt or gear drive wheel. If you’re thinking of upgrading from a DD1 or DD2, or you’re on a Logitech G29 or Thrustmaster wheel, then I’d like this post to be for you. But I’m not sure that people want to read *yet another* Simucube 2 Pro review, so, I want to start with something a lot of newer sim racers might not realise: Simucube is a really accessible Direct Drive product, even for beginners It’s good to be able to switch between the Fanatec DD2 and the Simucube 2 Pro as this gives me a really good sense of the differences and similarities. That’s going to change today as I’ve recently managed to get round to mounting my Simucube on my (very nice) Sim Dynamics chassis. I’ve written about Simucube’s excellent DD wheelbase almost everywhere except on this website.
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