
Rexing. Formula or GT: choose your direction.
Explore two different steering-wheel approaches in the Rexing range. Start with the cars you drive, then compare the grip, screen and control layout that will suit your simulator.
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Mayaris 2. A Formula-style control centre.
Choose the Mayaris 2 as a starting point when a Formula-style shape fits your preferred racing. Compare the location of buttons, rotary controls and paddles with your hand position. Think about which functions you need during a lap rather than simply counting inputs.
Check the software and connection requirements for the screen and telemetry lighting. The information you can display depends on the supported game and configuration.
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Timun GT. Bring your GT cockpit together.
The Timun GT offers another wheel shape and control arrangement. Compare it with Mayaris 2 around the cars you use most often, your preferred grip and the amount of steering rotation involved. Consider how the integrated display sits relative to your monitor.
Plan the wheelbase connection and quick release before buying. A steering wheel is only one part of the complete system, and mechanical fit does not replace a check of the electronic connection.
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Complete the surrounding setup
Explore Sim-Lab and Next Level Racing for cockpit ideas, then confirm the exact wheelbase and mounting combination. Keep the screen readable without compromising your normal driving position.
Is a wheelbase supplied with the wheel?
Only if the selected listing explicitly includes one. Check the package contents and required quick release.
Which Rexing wheel should I choose?
Compare the wheel shape, controls, display position and supported connection against your favourite cars and existing equipment.
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