La Prima, Forte or Invicta — which tier?
La Prima is the entry tier (12Nm base, load cell pedals). Forte steps up to 18Nm and hydraulic-feel braking. Invicta is the flagship: 27Nm and the T.H.O.R.P. II hydraulic brake system.
Brand / UK collection
Asetek brings decades of cooling and engineering expertise to sim racing with the La Prima, Forte and Invicta lines — direct drive wheelbases, load cell and hydraulic pedals, and quick-release steering wheels.
RatherAce stocks the Asetek SimSports range in the UK with local support and pound-sterling pricing.
Curated range
Compare the leading options, then open any product for full details.
Expert selection
La Prima is the entry tier (12Nm base, load cell pedals). Forte steps up to 18Nm and hydraulic-feel braking. Invicta is the flagship: 27Nm and the T.H.O.R.P. II hydraulic brake system.
Yes — Asetek pedals connect by USB and work standalone on PC with any brand of wheelbase.
Buying guide
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Comparison
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Buying guide
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