The Conspit Ares APEX 8Nm Wheelbase feels like the kind of hardware that doesn’t just drive your rig—it commands it. Compact, muscular, and purpose-built for sim racers who care about mechanical feel over flashy numbers, this wheelbase combines a custom-developed skewed-pole direct drive motor with asymmetric dual processors running at 170MHz + 168MHz. The result is steering that feels deliberate and consistent, with every ounce of torque and texture shaped by engineering rather than excess. It’s precision boiled down to pure control. What Sets the Conspit Ares APEX 8Nm Wheelbase apart? Purpose-Built Motor with Skewed-Pole Design – Instead of recycling an industrial motor, the APEX uses a motor developed from the ground up for sim racing. Its skewed-pole stator design nearly eliminates cogging torque, giving steering movements a natural smoothness. You feel the car’s weight and grip transitions without mechanical interference, allowing your muscle memory to respond to the road rather than to motor vibration or noise. Dual Processor Control Architecture – The APEX runs on asymmetric dual processors clocked at 170MHz and 168MHz, working in tandem for ultra-stable signal handling. This architecture processes input and feedback data independently, producing consistent steering behavior even under rapid torque changes. The system’s stability is often praised for preventing oscillations and maintaining fluidity across long races, especially during high-speed corrections or drift control. Open USB Passthrough for Any Wheel – Thanks to its optional USB-A Adapter Spacer, the APEX can connect virtually any USB wheel directly to the base via a high-durability slip ring. No dangling cables, no interference, and no input lag. The passthrough system rotates with the shaft, keeping your setup clean and functional. It’s a simple but brilliant solution that shows Conspit understands the pain of tangled cables and inconsistent data signals. Compact Form, Serious Build Quality – The body is CNC-machined from aerospace-grade aluminum, with passive cooling channels that keep temperatures stable through endurance sessions. Despite its 8Nm torque, the base weighs just under 6 kg and feels as solid as a block of billet metal. Its minimalist footprint makes it perfect for compact rigs, without compromising the feel or torque consistency that direct drive users expect. Pros and Cons Pros Cons Exceptionally smooth motor with ultra-low cogging torque. Currently limited to PC use only. Dual processor system ensures stable, fluid feedback. Requires optional adapter for third-party wheel USB passthrough. Compact aluminum body with effective passive cooling. Supports Conspit CDR quick release for fast wheel swaps. Specifications Specification Value Model Conspit Ares APEX 8Nm Wheelbase Maximum Torque 8 Nm Encoder 21-bit High-Resolution Magnetic Encoder Processor Asymmetric Dual Processors (170MHz + 168MHz) Motor Type Custom Skewed-Pole Direct Drive Motor Cooling System Passive Cooling with Intelligent Thermal Management Material Aerospace-Grade Aluminum (One-Piece Housing) Dimensions 134 × 150 × 196 mm Weight 5.9 kg Mounting M6 x 4 (bottom), M8 x 4 (sides) Quick Release System Conspit CDR (wheel-side optional) Connection USB 3.0 Software Conspit Link 2.0 Platform PC (Windows) Conspit Ares APEX 8Nm Wheelbase Compatibility The Conspit Ares APEX 8Nm Wheelbase works natively with Conspit’s own CDR quick release system and is designed to integrate seamlessly with both Conspit and third-party steering wheels through its optional USB-A Adapter Spacer. This spacer allows any USB wheel to connect directly to the base, utilizing the internal slip ring for full signal passthrough. The feature eliminates the need for rear cable routing, maintaining a clean setup even with custom button boxes or SimHub-powered displays. Mounting is flexible via M6 and M8 bolt patterns, ensuring compatibility with most aluminum extrusion rigs and industry-standard wheel decks. In terms of platform support, the Ares APEX is built specifically for Windows PCs and functions through Conspit Link 2.0 software, which offers in-depth configuration, firmware updates, and tuning profiles developed with professional drivers. It’s compatible with all major PC racing simulators including iRacing, Assetto Corsa, rFactor 2, Automobilista 2, and RaceRoom. It does not support PlayStation or Xbox consoles. The USB 3.0 connection ensures low latency and stable communication across every supported title, delivering a consistent, grounded steering experience.

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Conspit Ares Platinum Bundle + 290GP Formula + QR is built for sim racers who crave intense force feedback and long-term reliability. The 18Nm direct drive base pairs with a carbon-fiber Formula wheel loaded with tactile inputs, from RGB encoders to rocker cams, backed by a crisp 4.3” display. With a premium quick release and polished finish, this setup brings the kind of consistency and detail you want for extended sessions where every corner counts. What Sets the Conspit Ares Platinum Bundle + 290GP Formula + QR apart? Stability and Torque That Mean Business With an 18Nm motor inside a 7.9kg base, this unit offers strong, consistent output without heating up or losing feel. The dual skewed pole design keeps torque curves smooth, and user feedback points out how well it holds detail under lateral load. It's designed to soak up punishment from long stints and still deliver sharp, informative feedback lap after lap. Formula Wheel That's Ready for Anything The 290mm carbon-fiber wheel balances tactile inputs with ergonomic spacing. Between the 12 RGB buttons, dual clutches, encoders, and 18-LED telemetry ring, there’s enough functionality for any sim discipline. What makes it stand out is the feel—users say the rocker cams have a satisfying engagement, and the wheel doesn’t flex under pressure, even in fast-paced racing where inputs come thick and fast. Quick Release Built Like the Real Thing The Conspit QR doesn’t just look good—it’s tight, secure, and built with a clip-and-ball locking system that beats typical single-ball setups. The result is a consistent lock-in that won’t rotate or click loose, even under aggressive maneuvers. It's got that 'click in and forget it' feel, and it doesn’t require any constant adjustments to stay snug. Software That Works Without the Guessing Game Conspit Link 2.0 continues to get props for being usable without a 60-page manual. It’s quick to detect hardware, and all settings—from LED mapping to encoder calibration—are laid out clearly. Sim racers who like to dial in different car profiles appreciate the profile management and smooth firmware update process. Pros and Cons Pros Cons Strong 18Nm torque with smooth feedback delivery PC-only support with no native console options Well-balanced Formula wheel with crisp tactile feel Optional E-stop not included in the base package Quick release system holds firm under load – Simple and intuitive software configuration – Specifications Specification Value Base Model Ares Platinum 18Nm Base Dimensions 134 x 150 x 287 mm Base Weight 7.9 kg Torque 18 Nm Motor Type Dual Skewed Pole Design Resolution 23-bit Optical Encoder Mounting Holes M6 x 4 (bottom), M8 x 4 (sides) Platform Windows PC Connection USB 3.0 Wheel Display 4.3” (854x480 pixels) Wheel LED Indicators 18 RGB LEDs Wheel Size 290mm Wheel Weight 1400g (without adapter and QR) Wheel Materials Carbon Fiber (front), Aluminum Alloy (body) Controls 12 RGB buttons, 4 encoders, 3 rotary switches Clutch/Shifter 2 rocker-type clutch cams, 2 rocker-type shift cams Software Conspit Link 2.0 Conspit Ares Platinum Bundle + 290GP Formula + QR Compatibility The Conspit Ares Platinum 18Nm base and 290GP Formula wheel are built for Windows PC setups and connect via USB 3.0. They use the Conspit CDP quick release system with a standard 50mm PCD bolt pattern, making the hardware compatible with a wide range of formula-style QR hubs and cockpits. M6 and M8 mounting holes on both the bottom and sides provide installation flexibility across motion platforms and static rigs. The system is designed strictly for PC and does not support console connectivity. When it comes to games, this bundle runs smoothly across major sim titles like iRacing, Assetto Corsa, ACC, rFactor 2, and Automobilista 2. Since it communicates through USB using Windows drivers and the Conspit Link 2.0 interface, game recognition is plug-and-play with most modern sims. However, no compatibility with PlayStation or Xbox is advertised, and the unit won’t work with DriveHub adapters. This is a PC-first bundle through and through.

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Conspit Ares Platinum 18 Nm Wheelbase is built for the sim racer who doesn’t just want torque—they want torque that behaves. Compact but not timid, it puts down serious rotational force with the composure of a well-sorted race car. With a 23-bit encoder and dual asymmetric processors, it picks up even the slightest nuance from your inputs and relays the track’s texture back through your hands. It’s tight, composed, and clean—power with manners, and control that doesn’t overstep. What Sets the Conspit Ares Platinum 18 Nm Wheelbase apart? Torque Without the Bulk At 18 Nm, this wheelbase has muscle—no question. But it delivers that power without turning your rig into a structural engineering project. At under 8 kg and just 287 mm deep, it’s compact enough to fit mid-sized cockpits while still outperforming heavier units. Users love that they don’t need to sacrifice mounting options or rig compatibility to get access to stronger feedback and better signal resolution. Dual Skewed Pole Motor Feels Less Mechanical One of the biggest compliments it gets is how “un-mechanical” the feedback feels. Thanks to its dual skewed pole design and optimized electromagnetic structure, torque ripple and cogging are barely noticeable, even under sharp directional changes. Compared to similar torque-tier bases, the Ares Platinum is often described as more fluid in rotation, with a smoother build-up and release of forces through corners and elevation changes. Signal Cleanliness You Can Actually Feel The military-grade slip ring system isn’t just a spec sheet brag—it genuinely improves the feel. Racers report fewer signal spikes or dead zones, especially when using high-resolution wheels with multiple channels (rev lights, displays, etc.). The system keeps everything clean and consistent, which is especially noticeable in sessions with frequent transitions or wheel swaps between races. Serious Hardware, Smart Software While many wheelbases in this class lean too hard into menus and tweaking, Conspit Link 2.0 strikes a good balance. It offers enough depth for serious tuning—custom presets, real-time torque monitoring, telemetry integration—without feeling like a maze. The addition of pro-tuned profiles helps newer sim racers get up and running quickly while still leaving plenty of room to fine-tune behavior later. Pros and Cons Pros Cons Strong 18Nm output in a compact housing No support for console platforms Smooth torque delivery with minimal ripple E-stop must be purchased separately Slip ring prevents signal interference and jitter Dual processors improve input processing accuracy Specifications Specification Value Model Ares Platinum 18Nm Wheelbase Dimensions 134 x 150 x 287 mm Weight 7.9 kg Maximum Torque 18 Nm Motor Type Dual Skewed Pole Design Encoder High-precision optical, 23-bit Quick Release CDP ball-type single locking Mounting Holes M6 x 4 (bottom), M8 x 4 (sides) Platform PC (Windows) Connection USB 3.0 E-Stop Optional Software Conspit Link 2.0 Conspit Ares Platinum 18 Nm Wheelbase Compatibility Component Compatible? Windows PC Yes Conspit Link 2.0 Yes Console Platforms (Xbox, PlayStation) No Mounting Systems M6 x 4 bottom, M8 x 4 side Quick Release Conspit CDP Quick Release The Conspit Ares Platinum 18 Nm Wheelbase is built around a USB 3.0 PC interface and works exclusively with Windows-based sim racing rigs. It supports Conspit Link 2.0 software for configuration, telemetry, and system monitoring, and fits most sim rigs with either bottom or side mounting thanks to its standard M6 and M8 hole patterns. The CDP quick release ensures a secure wheel connection, but if you're planning to use third-party rims, be sure they’re compatible with Conspit’s shaft spec or can adapt to it. When it comes to software and racing titles, the Ares Platinum supports all major PC sim racing platforms, including iRacing, Assetto Corsa (and Competizione), rFactor 2, RaceRoom, and more. It does not support any consoles

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Conspit CPP-Evo Pedals bring that firm, progressive pedal feel you didn’t realize you were missing—until now. Designed with a 2nd Generation Dual-Stage Hydraulic System and a seriously dialed-in construction, this set is about giving your feet the feel and control they’d have in a proper race car. From the soft initial bite to the stiff final press, each stroke is satisfying and repeatable. Add in the M-DVF vibration feedback module, and you’ve got a setup that talks to you with every corner and braking zone. What Sets the Conspit CPP-Evo Pedals apart? Differentiated Dual-Stage Brake Feel What really stands out is the braking system—this isn’t just about resistance. The pedal transitions through a soft elastomer at first, then stiffens dramatically as both front and rear chambers compress together. It's the sort of feeling you typically only find in high-end race-prep cars. Racers online consistently say it's one of the closest experiences to threshold braking they've found in sim gear without moving up to custom motorsport conversions. Hydraulic Sensor That Picks Up Everything The 20MPa pressure sensor isn’t just there for show. It registers subtle pedal modulation with excellent consistency across long sessions. That means it doesn’t just survive endurance runs—it delivers lap after lap without fade or noise in the signal. Users often mention how much confidence it gives them under trail braking and heavy braking zones where detail and consistency really count. Mechanical Adjustability Without the Headache You can tweak nearly every aspect of this pedal set, from angle and height to bite points and spring preload. And it’s not the kind of adjustability that takes an engineering degree either—adjustments are simple and well-marked. Compared to other pedals with similar customization, racers highlight how quickly they were able to find a “sweet spot” that worked for their driving style. M-DVF Vibration Module Brings Back Missing Sensation The built-in vibration system plugs directly into SimHub or iRacing’s telemetry, delivering rumble cues through the pedal body that simulate surface changes, ABS pulses, or locking tires. Most sets in this price range skip haptics entirely or need you to buy third-party mods. Here, it’s integrated, and it adds a layer of sensory feedback that racers didn’t realize they were missing—until they try driving without it. Pros and Cons Pros Cons Dual-stage hydraulic brake offers distinct pedal phases Limited compatibility outside Windows PC Wide adjustability in pedal feel and geometry Setup may require tuning for optimal performance Integrated vibration feedback supports SimHub and iRacing Durable CNC-machined aluminum construction Specifications Specification Value Brake System 2nd Generation Dual-Stage Hydraulic Hydraulic Sensor 20 MPa high-precision sensor Pedal Adjustability Angle, height, spacing, footrest, spring preload Brake Adjustability Front/rear preload + 4 pedal force levels Throttle Adjustability 4 pedal force levels + travel/preload Clutch Adjustability Spring preload + 4 bite point levels Vibration Module M-DVF, compatible with iRacing & SimHub Materials CNC-machined 6061-T6 aluminum, sandblasted/anodized Connection USB Platform Windows PC Conspit CPP-Evo Pedals Compatibility Component Compatible? Windows PC Yes SimHub Yes iRacing Native Feedback Yes Console Platforms (Xbox, PlayStation) No USB Pedal Interfaces Yes (direct via USB) The Conspit CPP-Evo Pedals are built for Windows PC users and connect directly via USB, which keeps setup clean and latency low. The pedals support SimHub and iRacing’s native vibration feedback systems through the built-in M-DVF module, a standout feature not commonly found in similarly priced sets. As a standalone USB device, they don’t rely on a base or separate control box to operate. However, they do not support console systems like PlayStation or Xbox, and there’s no known adapter to make them work with those platforms. From a platform standpoint, this set is for PC sim racers running titles like iRacing, Assetto Corsa, rFactor 2, RaceRoom, and similar PC-focused sims. The pedals rely on PC-native software and telemetry integration, meaning they will not function with console games even if connected through a base that supports them. The hydraulic and haptic systems require software input that is only available through PC environments—so if you're racing on a console, these won't be your match.

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Conspit CPP-Lite pedals pack a serious punch in a compact footprint. Built around a rigid T6 aluminum alloy frame, they combine clean machining with clever tech for a setup that doesn’t just look the part—it backs it up every lap. The hydraulic brake with M‑DVF vibration feedback gives the brake pedal actual texture, not just resistance. And the non-contact Hall sensors on the throttle ensure a silky input curve that’s just as suited for feathering around corners as it is for hammering down the straights. What Sets the Conspit CPP-Lite apart? Smooth Throttle Control with Zero Wear Hall effect sensors aren’t new, but the way Conspit implements them here gets attention. The throttle and clutch use concealed non-contact sensors, so you’re not grinding against any physical wear points. That translates to consistently smooth inputs over time and minimal signal drift—especially helpful when fine modulation is needed in traction-limited conditions. Racers love how refined the throttle pedal feels, especially when trail throttling out of tight corners. Hydraulic Brake That Feels Predictable While many pedal sets in this range stick to load cells, the CPP-Lite’s hydraulic brake offers a noticeable difference in feel and linearity. It reacts to pressure more like a real brake system, with fluid response instead of spring compression alone. Users consistently say that it delivers better pedal modulation across long stints, and that it’s easier to trust under heavy braking than purely mechanical systems. Integrated Vibration Adds Useful Feedback The built-in M‑DVF vibration system is more than a gimmick—it gives tactile cues that drivers often rely on but don’t get in sim setups. Whether it’s ABS triggering, tire lockup, or road texture, it helps make up for the lack of physical seat movement in a static rig. It syncs with SimHub and iRacing directly, which makes it plug-and-play for most racers and a huge bonus for training consistency. iSpeed Software Makes Setup Intuitive The included software, developed with iSpeed Racing, provides detailed telemetry overlays, custom throttle and brake curves, and 0–100 km/h acceleration testing. It’s one of the few packages where the software is actually useful instead of being a chore. Many users highlight how easy it is to dial in pedal behavior for different cars without needing to dive into external software or guesswork. Pros and Cons Pros Cons Hydraulic brake system provides fluid pedal feedback No native support for consoles Non-contact Hall sensors improve long-term accuracy Clutch not included in standard version Built-in vibration works with SimHub and iRacing Software offers detailed tuning and telemetry tools Specifications Specification Value Brand Conspit® Platform PC Material T6 aluminum alloy with CNC machining Color Black, Purple Connection USB Product Weight 6 kg Brake Sensor Hydraulic Throttle Sensor Non-contact Hall effect Vibration System M‑DVF, compatible with SimHub and iRacing Software Support iSpeed Racing plugin, real-time tuning + telemetry Conspit CPP-Lite Compatibility Component Compatible? Windows PC Yes iSpeed Racing Software Yes SimHub Yes iRacing Vibration Feedback Yes Console Platforms (PlayStation, Xbox) No Connection Type USB The Conspit CPP-Lite connects directly via USB and is fully compatible with Windows PC setups. It supports SimHub and iRacing vibration feedback through its built-in M‑DVF system, giving it a direct link to telemetry data without needing external motors or shakers. It integrates smoothly with the iSpeed Racing software, which offers comprehensive control and tuning options. The build is universal in design, so it fits with nearly all sim racing rigs that accommodate pedal mounting plates—but note, a clutch pedal may be optional depending on the configuration. Platform-wise, this is strictly a PC-focused pedal set. The USB interface works with most sim racing titles including iRacing, Assetto Corsa, ACC, and rFactor 2. That said, it does not support consoles like Xbox or PlayStation directly, and there’s no console-compatible mode or firmware workarounds available. If you're running a console-based rig, these pedals won’t interface without a PC-based input hub or custom controller mapping, which isn’t officially supported.

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Conspit CX295 Steering Wheel Rim is built for sim racers who want a tight, focused grip and clear hand positioning, especially in fast cars with quick transitions. With a 295mm C-shape profile, it offers just the right amount of clearance while keeping hand placement locked in lap after lap. Wrapped in durable synthetic leather with perforated grip zones and topped off with a blue stitching and marker combo, it blends utility with a sharp visual edge. Compact without feeling cramped—this rim was made for purpose. What Sets the Conspit CX295 Steering Wheel Rim apart? C-Shape Ergonomics for Fast Input Work The 295mm C-shape gives you more hand clearance on the lower half of the rim, especially useful in rigs with tighter seating positions. It also means you’re not dragging your knuckles on knees or bumping into your seat under rotation. Racers who switch between GT and formula-style cars say the CX295 feels natural in both cases, offering better wrist angles without going fully flat-bottom. Purposeful Diameter for Compact Control At 295mm, this rim sits in a sweet spot—not too big to be unwieldy, not so small that it loses leverage. This size lends itself well to quick steering corrections and mid-corner inputs in faster vehicles. Racers moving from larger rims often notice how the smaller footprint helps sharpen their hand movements while keeping force feedback strong and direct through their base. Consistent Feel with Perforated Grip Zones The single-piece leather wrap with strategically perforated zones delivers a tactile feel that holds up even in long sessions. It doesn’t shift or soften up after repeated use, and the grip stays consistent even with gloves or sweaty palms. Feedback often mentions how the leather feels immediately “settled”—no break-in time needed, no need for aftermarket tape or gloves to fix grip issues. Plug-and-Play Setup With Visual Flair Like other rims in the H.AO family, the CX295 ships with mounting hardware and a USB cable, so you're not chasing down extra parts just to bolt it up. The blue stitching, marker, and Conspit logo give it a sharp, cohesive look—especially if you’re already running other Conspit modules. Setup is fast, and compatibility with the H.AO hub ensures you’re up and running with minimal effort. Pros and Cons Pros Cons Compact 295mm C-shape ideal for tight rigs No integrated buttons or input controls Perforated grip zones enhance control consistency Designed primarily for Conspit H.AO compatibility Includes USB cable and mounting hardware Visually matches Conspit ecosystem Specifications Specification Value Product Name Conspit CX295 Diameter 295mm Shape C-shaped Grip Material High-quality synthetic leather Grip Features Perforated zones, blue stitching, blue center marker Finish Black base plate with central white logo Included Items CX295 rim, USB cable, mounting hardware Conspit CX295 Steering Wheel Rim Compatibility Component Compatible? Conspit H.AO Hub Yes Standard 70mm PCD Mounting Pattern Yes Simucube, VRS, Moza Wheelbases Yes (with compatible hub) Console Platforms (PlayStation, Xbox) No The Conspit CX295 Steering Wheel Rim is built with standard 70mm PCD mounting, making it compatible with a wide range of direct drive systems when used with the appropriate hub. It’s designed to integrate seamlessly with the Conspit H.AO Hub, providing a clean fit and finish with no guesswork on compatibility. It ships with mounting hardware and a USB cable, making the installation process quick and straightforward for most PC-based sim setups. This rim is intended for PC sim racing only and does not work with PlayStation or Xbox consoles. As with other passive rims, there are no built-in controls, so it depends on your hub or button box for in-game input. The CX295 performs best in setups running popular titles like iRacing, ACC, and rFactor 2, where quick transitions and tight cornering benefit from its compact C-shape and tactile leather wrap.

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Conspit DX320 Steering Wheel Rim brings a sharp, focused feel to your sim rig, whether you're slicing through tight corners or managing traction on corner exit. With a 320mm D-shaped profile wrapped in a seamless piece of synthetic leather, it balances comfort with control, and feels great in hand even during long sessions. The blue stitching and top marker give it that subtle motorsport flair, while the perforated grip zones offer extra bite when things heat up mid-stint. What Sets the Conspit DX320 Steering Wheel Rim apart? Single-Piece Leather Wrap with Perforated Grip Zones Unlike rims that use segmented wraps or foam overlays, the DX320 features a continuous leather cover that reduces weak points and improves durability over time. The perforated grip zones aren’t just a styling choice—they help wick moisture and give you a bit more grip under sweaty conditions or during endurance stints. Users consistently note how “planted” the wheel feels, especially during high-torque output moments where feedback matters. D-Shaped Profile with a Balanced Diameter The 320mm diameter combined with the D-shape makes this rim feel versatile for both GT and open-wheel applications. It’s wide enough for leverage in heavier cars but compact enough to keep your hands clear in tighter cockpits. The flat bottom is also appreciated by racers with lower seating positions, giving extra thigh clearance and avoiding that steering-in-the-lap feel. Motorsport-Inspired Styling with Subtle Details The blue stitching, center marker, and sleek black finish give it a purposeful look that doesn’t scream for attention but still feels tailored for racing. The center logo and clean backplate match the rest of the H.AO series lineup, so if you're running other Conspit gear, it ties the whole rig together visually without clashing or looking like an afterthought. Mounting Simplicity with Included Hardware You won’t be hunting for screws or sourcing cables—the DX320 ships with the mounting hardware and USB cable you’ll need for most standard wheelbase connections. Feedback from sim racers highlights how easy it is to install, especially for anyone looking to upgrade from a basic round rim to something that offers a little more feel and form without a full-button interface attached. Pros and Cons Pros Cons Comfortable 320mm D-shape suits various driving styles No built-in buttons or encoders One-piece synthetic leather wrap adds durability Limited adjustability compared to full wheel units Perforated grip zones improve control during long races Ships with mounting hardware and USB cable Specifications Specification Value Product Name Conspit DX320 Diameter 320mm Shape D-shaped Grip Material High-quality synthetic leather Grip Features Perforated inner zones, blue stitching, blue center marker Base Finish Black with central white logo Included Items DX320 rim, USB cable, mounting hardware Conspit DX320 Steering Wheel Rim Compatibility Component Compatible? Conspit H.AO Hub Yes Conspit Button Modules (H.AO Series) Yes Standard 70mm PCD Mounting Pattern Yes Fanatec Wheelbases Yes (with adapter) Simucube, VRS, Moza Bases Yes (with appropriate hubs) Console Platforms (PlayStation, Xbox) No The Conspit DX320 Steering Wheel Rim is fully compatible with Conspit’s H.AO Hub and other Conspit control modules, making it an easy drop-in for anyone already using the brand’s modular system. It follows a standard 70mm PCD mounting pattern, which means it will also work with most major direct drive wheelbases like Simucube, Moza, or Fanatec when used with the correct adapter or hub. The USB cable and mounting hardware included in the kit simplify setup for DIY and prebuilt rigs alike. This rim is intended for PC-based sim racing only and does not offer native compatibility with PlayStation or Xbox. Since there are no electronics or input buttons built into the rim itself, it relies entirely on whatever hub or button box you pair it with to communicate with games. It performs well across platforms like iRacing, Assetto Corsa, ACC, and rFactor 2 when used in a complete PC setup with a recognized USB controller interface.

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Conspit H.A.O Hub isn’t just another chunk of hardware to bolt onto your rig—it’s the control brain that ties your wheel to the race. Wrapped in a full carbon-fiber shell and packed with tactile controls, swappable components, and a sharp 2.99-inch telemetry display, this hub has the bones of a race car and the flexibility of a command center. It’s the kind of hub that makes every input feel deliberate and every lap more connected. What Sets the Conspit H.A.O Hub apart? True Carbon Fiber, Not a Marketing Gimmick While plenty of hubs slap on a carbon fiber sticker or mold plastic to look the part, the H.A.O uses a full carbon prepreg shell—just like real motorsport components. The result? A hub that’s noticeably stiffer and lighter without feeling fragile. It’s the kind of structural integrity that pays off when you’re muscling through high-torque setups or long stints where flex equals fatigue. Swappable Joysticks and Switches Add Modularity The inclusion of removable joysticks and switches gives the H.A.O a level of adjustability you don’t find in most hubs. You can tune it to suit the car, the sim, or even just your hand preference. Racers love the ability to reconfigure without reaching for a soldering iron or disassembling half the unit. It’s a small detail with big usability implications, especially in multi-discipline sim setups. Functional Layout with Room to Grow With 10 buttons, 4 encoders, and 2 dual-mode encoders, there’s enough input space for even the most micromanaged cockpit setups. But it doesn’t feel overcrowded. The layout flows, and each component is logically spaced. The LED RPM bar and screen don’t just look good—they give immediate feedback that keeps your eyes where they belong: on the race, not buried in telemetry overlays. Purpose-Built for the Conspit Ecosystem It’s designed to work seamlessly with the RX320, DX320, and CX320 wheels, meaning no fighting with adapters or dodgy USB routing. The fit is tight, the wiring is clean, and the functionality is fully supported through Conspit Link 2.0. While third-party wheels may not work without effort, for anyone already inside the Conspit world, this hub slots in without a fuss. Pros and Cons Pros Cons Genuine carbon fiber build offers superior rigidity Limited compatibility with third-party wheel rims Integrated screen and LED bar display real-time data No wireless connectivity option Modular controls allow on-the-fly reconfiguration Built-in dual clutch and shifter paddles included Specifications Specification Value Display 2.99-inch integrated telemetry screen LED RPM Indicator Yes Buttons 10 standard buttons Encoders 4 standard, 2 dual-mode Joysticks 2 removable 7-position Switches 2 removable Clutch Paddles 2 dual clutch paddles Shifter Paddles 2 standard paddles Custom Paddles 2 additional programmable paddles Material Full carbon fiber shell Software Conspit Link 2.0 compatible Weight Not specified Conspit H.A.O Hub Compatibility Component Compatible? Conspit RX320 Wheel Yes Conspit DX320 Wheel Yes Conspit CX320 Wheel Yes Third-Party Steering Wheels No (or limited) PC (Windows) Yes The Conspit H.A.O Hub is built with full compatibility for Conspit’s RX320, DX320, and CX320 steering wheels, making it a plug-and-play fit within that ecosystem. It integrates with Conspit Link 2.0 software for button mapping, paddle calibration, and telemetry configuration. The carbon fiber prepreg structure and custom-fit electronics mean it’s tightly optimized for those models, with very limited flexibility for third-party wheels unless you’re prepared to dive into DIY adaptation or custom firmware solutions. Platform-wise, the H.A.O Hub is designed exclusively for Windows PC use and does not support consoles like Xbox or PlayStation. The telemetry screen and LED RPM bar rely on PC-based data streams and SimHub or Conspit Link 2.0 to function properly. While the hub brings solid compatibility for most major PC sims—such as iRacing, Assetto Corsa, rFactor 2, and ACC—it is not a universal solution outside of the Conspit environment, and there’s no wireless option available for users looking to eliminate cables.

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Conspit H3 Handbrake is built for the sim racer who lives for that perfect Scandinavian flick or the razor-edge of control in rally and drift disciplines. Powered by Conspit’s 2nd generation hydraulic system and sealed in a rugged CNC-machined aluminum body, the H3 delivers consistent feel, minimal play, and zero drama. From light taps to full yanks, the modulation is precise and direct. It's a tool—not a toy—and it’s built to take a beating without flinching. What Sets the Conspit H3 Handbrake apart? Dual-Mode Lever Position for Versatile Ergonomics The H3 includes a simple but smart mechanism to switch between classic vertical and competition-style angled lever positions. This feature isn’t just about looks—it allows you to match the layout to your preferred discipline or cockpit layout. Whether you’re slinging a rally car through hairpins or pushing a drift build to its limit, you can tailor the lever’s reach and angle to suit the task without swapping hardware. Sealed Cylinder System with Maintenance-Free Reservoir The sealed hydraulic cylinder is designed for serious long-term use. Unlike systems that require frequent bleeding or suffer from inconsistent feel, the H3 runs a maintenance-free oil container paired with a tightly sealed, extended piston design. Feedback from long-term users has consistently noted how the pedal feel stays consistent over time—even under repetitive, aggressive use in drift sessions. Fully Enclosed Bearings and Zero Free Play Many handbrakes develop play over time at the pivot point. The H3 tackles that with an enclosed shaft system using sealed metal bearings. This reduces lateral movement and eliminates the “loose lever” sensation you find in lower-end builds. There’s no rattle, no slop—just direct force and controlled return. Users appreciate how it translates their inputs without guesswork or variance, lap after lap. Conspit Link 2.0 Integration for Quick Setup With native support for Conspit Link 2.0, the H3 doesn’t need an afternoon of mapping just to work. It supports automatic detection, curve adjustment, and device management—all through a clean interface. Sim racers who don’t want to tinker with firmware or settings files will appreciate the plug-and-play ease. The curve tuning options also help you match the feedback to your preferred in-game vehicle dynamics. Pros and Cons Pros Cons Dual-mode lever fits multiple driving styles Not console compatible Hydraulic damping offers smooth, consistent feel Mounting options not included in all setups Zero free play thanks to sealed metal bearings Maintenance-free internal oil system Specifications Specification Value Product Name Conspit H3 Dual-Mode Hydraulic Handbrake Hydraulic System 2nd Generation Conspit Patented Hydraulic System Sensor Type 10Mpa High-Precision Hydraulic Sensor Construction CNC-machined aluminum alloy with sealed metal bearings Lever Modes Dual-position (classic & competitive) Damping Hydraulic with polyurethane elastomer Oil System Maintenance-free reservoir Software Conspit Link 2.0 Conspit H3 Handbrake Compatibility Component Compatible? Windows PC Yes Conspit Link 2.0 Yes Direct drive platforms (Simucube, Moza, Fanatec, etc.) Yes (via USB interface) Console Platforms (PlayStation, Xbox) No The Conspit H3 Handbrake is fully compatible with PC systems and integrates directly through USB using Conspit Link 2.0. It does not require an external control box or driver tinkering and is recognized by major sim titles once connected. It pairs well with direct drive bases like Simucube, Moza, VRS, and others, particularly in rigs built for rally, drift, or gymkhana configurations. Just bolt it up, calibrate once, and it’s ready to go. The H3 is not compatible with consoles like PlayStation or Xbox, as it doesn’t support native console firmware or protocols. That said, it works seamlessly with PC-based racing sims such as iRacing, Assetto Corsa, Dirt Rally 2.0, and RBR. If you’re building a PC rig specifically for sideways driving, this handbrake is tuned for exactly that kind of abuse and control.

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Conspit MAX01 Steering Wheel is a control center disguised as a steering wheel—everything you need is within reach, and nothing feels like an afterthought. Between the 4-inch customizable SimHub dashboard and the open-design thumb encoders, this thing is built for serious racing scenarios where muscle memory and fine inputs matter. The grip feels solid, the layout makes sense, and the build is as clean as it gets—carbon fiber up front, aluminum out back, and metal where it counts. What Sets the Conspit MAX01 Steering Wheel apart? Open Thumb Encoder Design for Better Control Most encoders are boxed in, but the MAX01 frees them up with an open structure that lets you use your thumb or index finger from behind the wheel. It’s a surprisingly big deal when you’re mid-stint and don’t want to fumble. The extra control angle makes mid-corner adjustments smoother, especially when you're juggling things like brake bias, TC, or diff preload in a car that demands constant attention. SimHub Dashboard That’s Actually Useful Some wheels slap a screen on just to have one—but the MAX01’s 4-inch touchscreen works with SimHub right out of the box and comes preloaded with a custom layout that matches the wheel’s physical design. That means you get telemetry that’s easy to read, exactly where you expect it to be. Racers really like that they can integrate it without any third-party tinkering or layout hacks. Rear Thumb Push Buttons—Hidden but Handy Inspired by real race cars, the push buttons behind the wheel are easy to hit without shifting your hand position. Once you start using them for common functions like radio, pit limiter, or even overtake modes, they become second nature. It’s a small addition that adds serious utility without cluttering the main control surface. Encoder Mapping That Multiplies Functionality The dual-mode rotary knob and programmable encoder function (P-ENC) let you map multiple behaviors to the same encoder. You can toggle between TC, diff, brake bias, and more—all with one switch and two encoders. That kind of flexibility is usually reserved for button boxes or expensive dashboards. Here, it’s built right into the wheel, and racers praise how much space it saves while keeping functionality high. Pros and Cons Pros Cons Integrated 4-inch SimHub-compatible touchscreen Weight may be high for lower-torque bases Programmable encoders allow multi-function mapping No wireless connectivity option Rear thumb buttons improve control flexibility Robust materials and mechanical construction Specifications Specification Value Main Structure CNC carbon fiber front plate + aluminum alloy unibody Grip Construction 5mm carbon fiber frame + dual-injection TPU grip Display 4.0 inch IPS touchscreen, 800x480 resolution RGB Buttons 10 ErgoTouch modular RGB buttons Function Lights 8 RGB light zones Rotary Encoders 4 Rotary Switches 4 7-Way Joysticks 2 Clutch Paddles 2 hall-sensored Gear Paddles 2 silent magnetic hall-sensored Grip Size 310mm grip-to-grip Weight 1.3 kg Mounting 70mm PCD with included 50mm to 70mm adapter Connection USB (detachable coiled cable) Software Conspit Link 2.0 + SimHub support Accessories Warranty card, manual, tool kit, bolt pack, USB cable, stickers Conspit MAX01 Steering Wheel Compatibility Component Compatible? Windows PC Yes SimHub Software Yes Conspit Link 2.0 Yes Conspit Wheelbases Yes Other Brand Bases (via 70mm PCD) Yes Console Platforms (PlayStation, Xbox) No The Conspit MAX01 Steering Wheel is fully PC-compatible and connects via USB with a detachable coiled cable. It uses a standard 70mm PCD mounting pattern and includes a 50mm-to-70mm adapter, making it compatible with a wide range of third-party direct drive wheelbases, not just Conspit systems. The wheel features a CDP quick release with military-grade connectors, ensuring a firm mechanical interface with minimal play—even under heavy torque. If you're running something like Simucube, Moza, or VRS, check adapter compatibility, but the physical fitment is generally solid with the right hub. Platform-wise, the MAX01 is strictly for Windows-based PC setups. There is no console compatibility—PlayStation and Xbox users will need to look elsewhere. The wheel integrates directly with SimHub for telemetry-driven dashboard feedback and works with Conspit Link 2.0 for in-depth control mapping. Supported games include iRacing, Assetto Corsa, ACC, rFactor 2, and most major PC sim titles. No wireless function is present, so all connectivity relies on USB.

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Conspit RX320 Steering Wheel Rim delivers a well-balanced, no-nonsense feel that’s easy to love whether you’re hot-lapping in a GT car or wrestling something more lively. With a 320mm round profile and a single-piece synthetic leather wrap, it feels composed in your hands and holds up to long sessions without fuss. Perforated grip zones keep things grippy under pressure, and the blue stitching and center marker give it just enough flair to remind you it’s here to get the job done. What Sets the Conspit RX320 Steering Wheel Rim apart? Full-Circle Design With Consistent Leverage The round 320mm shape gives a symmetrical feel that many sim racers prefer for endurance and multi-discipline racing. Unlike flat-bottomed rims, you get uninterrupted hand rotation—especially handy for rally or vintage cars where you might be feeding the wheel more. The diameter strikes a nice middle ground: not too wide for quick transitions, not too small to compromise leverage. One-Piece Synthetic Leather for Clean Looks and Comfort Some wheels suffer from loose seams or inconsistent padding, but the RX320’s single-piece wrap gives it a tidy, uniform finish. It doesn’t pinch or wrinkle, even under pressure, and the perforated inner grip zones help airflow during extended sessions. Drivers have noted how it feels “ready out of the box,” with no break-in period needed to get comfortable with the texture or grip. Visual Consistency With the H.AO Series The RX320 fits seamlessly into the Conspit H.AO ecosystem. Its blue stitching and top marker mirror other components in the series, offering visual continuity across your setup. This might seem minor, but when you're building a clean rig with matching parts, it’s nice not to have one odd wheel throwing off the look. The central white logo and matte black finish round out the purposeful design. Quick Setup With All Hardware Included Nothing’s worse than getting a new rim and realizing you’re short a bolt or missing a cable. The RX320 includes mounting hardware and a USB cable, which saves time and headaches. It works with the H.AO hub and other standard setups without needing custom brackets or third-party adapters. That simplicity gets mentioned often—especially by sim racers who like to swap rims based on car type. Pros and Cons Pros Cons Round 320mm profile supports smooth wheel rotation No integrated buttons or encoders Single-piece leather wrap is smooth and durable Designed primarily for H.AO hub ecosystem Perforated grip zones aid during longer sessions Includes mounting hardware and USB cable Specifications Specification Value Product Name Conspit RX320 Diameter 320mm Shape Round Grip Material High-quality synthetic leather Grip Features Perforated inner zones, blue stitching, blue center marker Finish Black base with central white Conspit logo Included Items RX320 rim, USB cable, mounting hardware Conspit RX320 Steering Wheel Rim Compatibility Component Compatible? Conspit H.AO Hub Yes Standard 70mm PCD Mounting Pattern Yes Simucube, VRS, Moza Bases Yes (with proper hub or adapter) Console Platforms No The Conspit RX320 Steering Wheel Rim uses a standard 70mm PCD mounting pattern, making it compatible with most direct drive systems on the market, especially when paired with the Conspit H.AO hub. If you're using a Simucube, Moza, VRS, or similar platform, this rim will bolt up cleanly with the right adapter or hub. It also includes the necessary USB cable and mounting hardware, streamlining the setup process for PC-based sim racers. Like many rims in this class, the RX320 is designed for PC use only and does not support PlayStation or Xbox consoles. Because it lacks onboard electronics or inputs, it functions as a passive steering rim and relies on external button modules or hubs for signal communication. For sim racers running platforms like iRacing, Assetto Corsa, ACC, or rFactor 2, it fits easily into a modular rig built around direct drive performance and tactile feedback.

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