Which Simucube wheelbase do I need?
The Simucube 2 Sport (17Nm) is enough for most GT racing. The Pro (25Nm) adds headroom for heavier steering cars. The Ultimate (32Nm) is for professional and commercial simulators.
Brand / UK collection
Simucube is the reference standard for high-end direct drive force feedback. Finnish-engineered and used by professional drivers and simulator centres worldwide.
RatherAce supplies Simucube in the UK with full local warranty support and expert setup advice.
Curated range
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Expert selection
The Simucube 2 Sport (17Nm) is enough for most GT racing. The Pro (25Nm) adds headroom for heavier steering cars. The Ultimate (32Nm) is for professional and commercial simulators.
A motor-driven pedal that can simulate any pedal feel — brake, throttle or clutch — with force feedback effects like ABS pulsing, all configured in software rather than with springs and elastomers.
Simucube uses a standard 70mm bolt pattern and its own quick release; most aftermarket wheels fit directly or with an adapter. Wheels with Simucube's wireless link get cable-free power and data.
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