Description
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?
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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 |
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| Ships with mounting hardware and USB cable |
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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.
