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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ก.ย. 2023
- I'm finally replacing my outdates wheel and pedals for my home racing sim setup! Check out this stuff from Simcube! (For the record, I bought these items. This is not sponsored!) The items were purchased from Trak Racer - trakracer.com/
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You're upgrading the driving sim in your home while I'm still trying to upgrade the driving sim in my car 😭
Lol
I thought the yellow tape was an airbag warning sticker.🤣
Oof
@@icecream1910 Thank you for joining us over in no-man's land. Kick your feet up and have a cold one.🍺
Car is cheaper
Here's a video idea, try your old hardware and compare your laps to the new and more expensive hardware, I'm sure that'll be interesting to watch. But yeah, more sim racing content would be nice!
it takes time getting used to those pedals. most people are slower with new gear at first but after a few weeks muscle memory starts to build and you get back to pace. especially braking can feel very weird when changing pedals. i know by experience, went from T3PA's to Asetek Forte and it was literally a pain the first few weeks
@@eetuli85i went from gamepad to the T300 just a few weeks ago after playing racegames for more then 16 years 💀 feels like i need to learn walking again lmao.
I love seeing the accessible stuff that the everyman can afford, but I'll admit that I really like these in-depth looks at hardware I will never, in a million years, be able to justify purchasing. Great stuff!
Edit: 100% yes, please do a review! Is it actually worth the added, nearly doubled, expense?
Im not into racing, but i hope one day you'll be able to justify it :)
This is exactly how I feel. It's like watching Top Gear UK (with the trio), or now the Grand Tour.... I don't watch it so I can see cars I can afford, I watch it so I can see cars that I will never be able to buy. With computer related stuff, I still enjoy watching content about the stuff I can afford though lol.
i believe it sounds abit different than typical buds so dont take those granted, but yes as stated (and written) i have high hopes for these
1600 for a gaming sim wheel is nuts
Jay should set a good time on the rig and then go try to match it driving IRL.
I’ve had this exact setup for ~18 months. The wheel does turn off after a while if not used, pull both paddles to reconnect. I leave mine on 24/7, haven’t replaced the battery and the wireless connection has always been rock solid.
Man.. this really takes me back. Our pedal design was really similar, and these look incredibly well built. I love this type of stuff!
I've got the same pedals and came from the same V3s you have. You're going to love the upgrade on them and that base.
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Absolutely!
I'd love to see how a follow-up video
- Battery lasts long enough, mine has lasted 3 years already. Never turn the buttonbox off either. It turns itself off when not in use.
- you can buy whatever wheel & buttonbox. also a corded one to connect directly to USB. So in case you want corded wheel, it's an option. You can connect simucube quick release to whatever rim you want.
Also Simucube is about the best base you can have, so I don't think you want anything else at home...
I’d love it if you did a full Simucube equipment review. I’m a sucker for sim racing content.
Those pedals look really well built!
I'm absolutely loving the fact that you're doing more on racing Sim stuff. I've got an Amazon cockpit made by volair that I had the mod a bit to hold g9 and 2 34" g5s And I've modded out my Logitech steering, pedals and shifter All I can so I'm looking for better equipment on a budget
Loving the sim gear videos, would be interesting to see how it compares to the moza. Also would be great to see you guys do a flight sim set up too
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Whether you're in front of the pedals, or behind the pedals, the clutch is still never in the middle, Jay!
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I have the same base, its absolutely phenomenal. They're are a lot of 3rd party wheel rim options that you can that are usb such as Cube Control or GSI
I love all the sim racing content! Please keep it coming... I see the price barrier no different than all the 4090ti builds, give the people something to dream about.
Yes, I want to see it. And as someone who does not have room for a sim racing set up, I like vicariously through you and OC Racing.
I'm stoked that youtube decided to put you back in my feed, I forgot what I was missing! I haven't watched much since I assembled my rig a year ago.
There we go! That's some nice high end hardware.
A 6 minute first impressions would be nice where the whole team plays using it, then a 1 month later where we get a review after Jay plays it at home for a month would be niiiice
You always know it’s gonna be a good day when jay uploads!
I'll be honest, I'd love to see you do a full video of the three of you comparing and contrasting your take on both the old and new setup!
Those other guys are terrible. Data wouldn’t be useful.
Would love to see GPU tested for sim racing instead of only/mostly shooter games
Usually race sims are less demanding games on GPUs
@MrMOGHammer yes this is true if you are running single screen, but if you run triple screens, you would need a faster card
They're easy to run. If any gpu could handle any aaa titles, it's gonna do better in most racing games.
@@MrMOGHammer hahahahahahahahaha will (boosted media) would like a word with you.
@@BlowinLoud8799 Not if you are running triple screens or VR. Some guys run triple 4K, but most go with 1440p @ 120hz. VR headsets are running 2 renders of the sim at once, each slightly different to give a stereoscopic effect. Even guys with 4090's and 7950x3d's usually have to turn some settings down to get VR running smoothly. Sims are also usually more CPU heavy, which can effect how well the GPU is fed.
I got fanatec DD stuff and i am jealous of your set up now!! please do more sim racing stuff!
I love this. I have a Simucube SC1 (the previous generation of this wheel) and HPP PRX-SE pedals. My rig is my pride and joy. I always wanted to get into racing, but I can't afford it. I was going to join a 24 hours of Lemons team, one of the least expensive ways to race, but even that was going to cost around $3k/year for 3-4 races where I'd only get to drive for a couples hours each. With sim racing, it's buy once cry once, and I can race 24 hours a day, 7 days a week if I want. If I crash, just hit reset. No going to the hospital and paying for repairs. AND, I can drive cars and tracks that I'd never get near in real life. Sure, I'm aware it is not the same, but with VR and decent gear, you might be surprised at how much your brain can be tricked.
Nice Jay! Yes give us a review of your new gear. Would love to hear what you think. Looking forward to it.
I love to see a video of you putting your new Sim racing rig together at home and a comparison of both Mosa and the brand in this video too.
I have the room in my computer room for a sim racing setup now, so would definitely be nice to see more of.
Yes, please do a review and the process of starting to build one myself.
Lot of great options these days. I bought the new Logitech DD Pro the day it launched, along with the pedals and a new TR80 chassis. Its been an absolutely fantastic product and i do love TrueForce in titles that support it. Just built my first PC last weekend and looking forward to the new Le Mans title coming out next year. Ive been in the sim racing world for about 16 years and its amazing how much fun you can have in your living room with a good sim
Made a great choice for the base. I would have chosen a gsi or grid engineering wheel. But still like the wheel you chose. I have an 80/20 rig (ASR3) from advanced sim racing, HE sprint pedals, moza R5 base and es wheel. I absolutely love it. Endless possibilities. Love the sim racing content. Hope to see more of it 👍
@RSAGarage he didnt pick anything it was sent and clearly he did ZERO research. I own this base and he's wrong about everything
Simucube are awesome. Had my Simucube 2 Pro for a while now and it’s amazing. Their software is great too.
Love the see it (double check peddles placement)
Thanks for buying stuff and showing it off. Very entertaining.
Yes please! Show us mounting it and then some driving :)
Amazing pick man i have been running my simucube 2 pro for 3 years now, best money i ever spent
Yesssss more sim rig stuff!
I love when big channels get a bit into sim racing
20 plus NM direct drive is the way to go. I have a Simagic Alpha Ultimate and it’s awesome having the power to hit those peaks without clipping to go along with the responsiveness that you get from a direct drive. You won’t regret it especially coming from a belt driven wheel. I recommend getting an inversion kit for the pedals as it feels so much more natural in my opinion.
literally same man, i got a DD1 and i run at around 10-12NM but having all that headroom is needed for those peaks.
@@blacknovella same. exactly my words 👍Plus i like headroom because it is a little bit more gentle on the hardware when you relatively rarely fully push it to the limits. I'm doing that with nearly everthing that's used often. From sim hardware to the chainsaw to our cars, nearly everything in our posession has healthy headroom.
You are never going to see 20NM peaks or even close to that unless you are hitting something at which point you should take your hands off the wheel.
@@DriftNick you may not but that doesn’t mean everyone runs their force feedback that low. If I’m running a formula car I like to feel like I’m driving a formula car. If I’m driving an old car with no power steering then I want it to feel authentic as well.
we have the same thought process.. having headroom means ill never be stressing the hardware@@heikoscheuermann
Recently got the Moza r12 and it's awesome. I seriously considered getting an r16 or r21, but it turns out 12nm of torque is more than enough for me. I got their new KS wheel and considering it's their "budget" offering I was really impressed with the build quality and materials. The shifter paddles are very good, the analogue sticks are great, and it's built primarily from carbon fiber which you don't really expect from a cheaper wheel.
I've just received my R12 but I can't use yet as I am still waiting for the KS wheel to arrive which I ordered only 1 day after the the wheelbase yet I have to wait an extra 10 days for the wheel to get here... The seller didn't I ordered it last Friday and they didn't ship it on day despite advertising that they will... And to make it even worse for me they used a different transport company Who are telling me it will be 10 days... Should be 5 days.
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Jay, I highly recommend trying out a GSI wheel. They are pricey but the support is hand down the best I’ve ever seen. The product quality is top notch as well. Can’t go back now.
Yep. I have a Hyper P1 and am ruined from buying any other brands toy wheel from now on 😂
I made the same upgrade; Fanatec CSW 2.5 to a Simucube 2 Pro. Best decision I ever made. The SC2 wheelbases are the best on the market. Software is also really good. When dialed in, the feeling out of the different sim titles is incomparable. Also, the ecosystem is not locked down to just the simucube wheels. I use a GSI GXL Pro and a Simline Fiesta WRC for my two wheels, both are cabled to USB. It might sound tedious having a cable attached to the wheel but it is not.
Admittedly, it helped me get a tiny bit faster. What I got out of it the most though is immersion. Hustling a GT3 car in Assetto Corsa Competizione with the ACTUAL amount of force the real car can produce is amazing. The level of detail of grip changes through a rally stage is unparalleled.
My only other recommendation is this; if you lose the car and are going to go into a wall hard, just go ahead and take your hands off the wheel, especially in iRacing.
i love the wheels , tuned ours up so strong it would flip your off the chair or would spin the table it was attached to.. that's GETTING INTO THE GAME ,
This setup is epic and the base is one of the best in the market. They make force feedback pedals as well which are like thousand of euros per pedal crazy expensive. Also other reason for them not having connectors in the base is so that you can mount other brand wheels and even car wheels for drifting or real life truck wheels form sci and forever sharp and that quick release is one of the stiffest in the market. Also the base also has a sleep function which cuts the power to the motor if you are not using it for a while.
Would love a setup/review video! Love sim gear.
I’ve had the SC2 Pro for almost 3 years. Best wheel base I’ve ever had. Previously had a Fanatec DD2, Fanatec CSW V2 and Thrustmaster T500.
Awesome upgrades👌 the birth of a new sim racing channel maybe 😃🙏
Have you ever done a video on the state of the Triple A gaming industry?...software drives the hardware Jay and I'm having a hard time justifying upgrading my platform, I mean for what?, to play Starfield or the other un-optimized games?....I think it's time for a rant video
Agreed
SIM RACING! YUS!
Thanks guys!
I got about 2 yrs from the battery being left on and heavy use. Once i started experiencing the off missed shift, i changed it and all was fine again. You could always go for a cube control wheel and select the cable /plug in version if you dont like the bluetooth. 100% right about the ppower of the wheel, but with the simucube software its easy to select profiles. just create once with everything turned down for kids.
Love the content and looking forward to more around sim racing! I’d like to hear and see more of y’all’s experience in iRacing - been considering it for the past two years but not sold on it yet.
Been considering upgrading my setup from my TS-PC Racer and assortment of wheels but not a fan of TM’s new DD wheel. Likely will go the Moza route myself but would love a comparison video!
Moza (R9?) or Fanatec CSL DD (with power supply add on) are both great value.
Edit: oh and iRacing is amazing, you won't regret it. beats any other online racing out there. I started a few months ago and it's truly something special.
Just pick what you like to race and don't go buying too many cars at the start)
Love the fact you brought up Garrett's reminder stickers aka cleetus.
I lOVE the reviews on sim stuff
Doped AF gentlemen!
Some real highend stuff you got there 😮
all you need with the Obutto Rev is a drill and the Simcube2 Pro and Heusinkveld Ultimate pedals fit , as for the battery , it basically turns off after a certain time when not in use .
I love my Simucube Pro! Great upgrade!
Very jelly of your new setup, I'm looking to upgrade to Simucube 2 pro from my Simagic Alpha mini, I need more power!
Yes, more sim content!!!
My life and all entertainment is sim stuff now. More please.
Damn I want those pedals. The clutch looks nice.
Grats on the weightloss Jay. I'm also trying to de-chonk currently too :)
I just learned about his journey. Good luck 💪🙏
Great video Jay
This is the exact setup I have at home but i sold the pedals. The tunability and feel of the base is top tier and I have yet to find a base to beat it and I have tried them all. I cranked it up to the max to see what would happen in formula drifting and F1. I don't reccomend it lol. I sold my VNM pedals and went for Simagic p2000's with Sim3D feedback motors for the brake and throttle. Pretty much my forever setup unless something wild comes out. Next step is a motion rig :D You are going to love the Simucube base. :)
You mean you didn't want to spend $2k per pedal for the Simucube FFB pedals? :D
@@ZoneXV bought them before those were released. They are on my radar if they come down in price a little
Those power plugs on the pedals are giving me flashbacks to my, old Tagan piperock PSU's 😂
Had my SC2 Pro for a couple of years now, totally awesome bit of kit along with my G9 Neo.
But just wait till you find out about the Simucube Active Pedals...
Clutch pedal when pushed in disengages the clutch plates relieving pressure or neutral position
The Simucube wireless wheels go to sleep after a few minutes of no use. Mine has been "on" for over a year now without changing a battery. To wake it up, I just pull both shift paddles simultaneously. The connection has been perfect, too.
As a simucube user its is simply the top notch and what ever direct drive manufacturer enters the market has to be compared to. it delivers a wonderful feel to the car for long periods of time my longest continuous drive for a race is 4 hours straight and never got extremely hot.
sim-U-cube. and welcome to the big leagues.. i have a DD1 and anything i would upgrade to was a simucube ultimate.. its amazing stuff.
I am definitely curious about this, and what it is like after a good run. Perhaps the power and battery concerns you have already have the things you mentioned in place, although the manual should have mentioned something. I know, I know, who reads the manual, at least the one provided. It is better to hunt through the internet looking for the right digital version, satisfying the male need to earn all rewards, not have them handed to us. My absolute favourite quote from Jay so far is todays: "Stars and other flying disc things in the sky" . Love it. No pigeon-holing here. Keep up the updates, and thank you for this offering.
Def need more sim content!
Its just a good thing with the battery. There some wheel developers who cooperate with simucube and these wheels are also plug and play because they have the simucube wireless option…so its not all bad.
Hey Jay, awesome stuff! You're absolutely right - better gear definitely makes for a better driver! 😉
And speaking of cool pedals, we've got something for you to try - our brand new ActivePedals. They'll give you whatever feeling you're looking for without fiddling with springs or elastomers. You set them up all in the software.
Oh, and don't sweat the battery - it'll keep you going for years!
Give us a shout if you need any help!
Active pedals are a game changer! for the wallet too
@simucube I'm quite disappointed you clearly know he's given false information about this base with lack of knowledge or research and you don't correct him.... why
More interested in pushing your active pedals. Sad
hey you can change the quick release system if you want, I change it to nrg style quick release and works flawlessly !!
Definitely want to see more sim racing videos.
Simucube bases are basically top of the line but they dont have creature comforts like power through the wheelbase. They just came out with the wheel you have not too long ago. So beside the one use have all the other wheel would connect directly to the pc via usb amd have a coiled cable like you mentioned.
Man i could only dream of owning simcube, that is a dream set up one day. That is what the pros in nascar/f1 ect practice on practice on to stay in shape with muscle memory.
I never thought when I first started watching you I would watch you review sim racing gear and I love it. Hopefully you will notice you find yourself more consistent, unfortunately only practice will make you faster
@Mystic2196 please for the love of God don't listen to this guy about sim racing gear he knows nothing
You can use a wired wheel he choose wireless or was sent for free
The battery is clearly for the buttons and power the wheel rim as it doesn't use pins or copper plates like the bases he'd tried
The wheel rim will auto shut down
Kids can use it in low torque mod so it's safe in this mode
The 200kg on the loadcell when he says "this one is set too 200kg wow that's hard" that's not what it'd set too that what's size loadcell it has which is a 200kg not that the pedals are set too that
This is farming views on something popular because his viewership is dropping.
NOW we're talkin!! Love my Simucube Ultimate.
Oh man, this is going places!
Yea I have a 67 chevelle that needs the wiring finished and possibly a new starter I just found out about. I have a g29 that I mount to my dining room table sometimes. 😂
If you dont like the battery powered wheel and want something with connection pins through the base with even more power get the asetek invicta wheelbase. It has 27nm, it is compatible with 90% of every wheel, and you don't need to change any batteries.
HOW HAVE WE MADE IT MORE THAN 10 YEARS WITHOUT "I DEGRESS" MERCH???
I've always been a fan of 'arcade-y' racing games like Midnight Club, Need for Speed, and Forza Horizon. But every so often, after watching sim rig content, I want to try out a racing sim style game in one. I find the content enjoyable, and maybe some day I'll have the room and budget to set one up.
Go for it. It's hard, but once you get the hang of it you'll have a blast.
I'll have to befriend someone who has a rig already to try it out haha! I don't have room to set one up, or the spare budget to get it in the first place. For now I live vicariously through others' content about them
I started with a cheap terrible Logitech wheel (the "force feedback" was just a vibration lol). I moved up to a used Driving Force GT and I'd say that is a decent starting point.
Now I'm running a G25 and I plan to get load cell pedals next. The brake pedal feeling right is more important from what I've heard.
It helps that the load cell pedals are much less expensive than the cheapest direct drive base (that my wheel stand probably couldn't handle).
@@DasBreenHonestly, even after simracing regularly for 6 years, I still don't see a need for such a expensive rig. My 200€ Logitech G920 still giving me joy.
@@phenomanII I started with a csl dd, clubsport pedals, clubsport wheel. Wouldn't recommend anything that isn't DD these days. They're crap, and not worth the money. Especially when Moza has great entry level products. products that id actually recommend over my fanatec gear also.
Love the shout out to good ol Cleeter.
Hope one day I will have a full racing sim set up... one day haha
Ohh I hope I get to see some sim racing!
I have VNMs shifter and its fantastic. Worth every penny
Awesome J!
Damn you jay! I just went down the Racer Sim rabit hole and pulled teh trigger on a Moza R12 and wheel. I still need to decide on pedals and a rig in which to mount all of this stuff, but I am afraid I am now committed
@7:40 The clutch pedal is fully engaged but the actual pressure disc is disengaged from the clutch disc. Then you shift, release the pedal, and then the pressure disc clamps the clutch disc.
He explained it backwards for some odd reason.
more sim STUF!!. I just bought a fantec wheel and pedals looking at a rig next.
Yes please Review it. Great Vid.
OMG, you mentioned good ole Cleetus McFarland. That crossover I did not see coming.
Id love to see an update on this, maybe even thought from all 3 of you after trying it a few times.
ICue link looks stunning
What if you use a USB then convert 5V to 3V and maybe use a racing cable and connect it to the pins (or solder) insted of the battery? Maybe even 3D print something to hold it together, you do have 2 screws you can use.
Or he could have done some research and bought one of 100s of different wheels which don't use a battery
You needed to get the Simucube Active Pedal. It’s so amazing.
Hey!! Jay watches Cleetus!! I had no idea but that is just awesome and now i really want to see a vid of them doing either car or computer stuff together.
i use a simcore wireless wheel on my sc pro 2 and the battery will last about a year with heavy use if you turn it off when ur done 👌
Review!
Build Video!
Need to know what games to play!