Shifter and handbrake
- Thread starter Turvey
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Those pieces of hardware look pro, but I wouldn't take risks. Heusinkveld makes an amazing shifter and handbrake, which are reliable and feel very realistic. I own the handbrake and I had the shifter for some years, but I sold it to replace it with the Ascher Racing push-pull rally paddle shifter, which is even better. Actually, why do you want a shifter? Nobody uses them anymore in real racing.
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I’m with the op in regards to a shifter.
If the car I use has one (either stick or paddle) then so do I. Same as clutch.
I sometimes race old school Lotus 49 which uses stick.
I also have City Car Driving which is a driving (not racing) sim which I use shifter on.
There is still a market fir shifters.
If the car I use has one (either stick or paddle) then so do I. Same as clutch.
I sometimes race old school Lotus 49 which uses stick.
I also have City Car Driving which is a driving (not racing) sim which I use shifter on.
There is still a market fir shifters.
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The company looks pretty decent
https://www.google.com.au/url?sa=t&...FjAAegQIBBAD&usg=AOvVaw171kVgeauSGWJiVr9dpR86.
I just like one for dirt rally, i gots the thrustmaster one but i want to have that set up for euro truck with the add on shifter.
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They have some nice stuff, need to win lottoSimWorx is a legitimate company that manufacturers and sells high-end sim racing hardware.
Some Australian Supercars teams use SimWorx kit:
https://www.supercars.com/news/championship/shell-v-power-racing-adds-simulator-program/
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