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Not at the moment. Maybe I'll add it to my short list. So many I want to build. My next wheel is the Kodai Racing GR.3S.

Thx for joining. No need to cut but to be authentic and make life easy to disconnect. The aviator cable is cool.

Site is not up yet as this is a preview. But this will all be shared soon by Obvia. You can follow them on Facebook.

As it should be. Lol

Thanks Jonny. Well I can tell you this, if I were in your shoes and I understand that it can be hard to make the right decision. If you are close to a Microcenter and in the states, I would recommend you go w/ Simagic. It is easier to get setup, the Alpha Mini is great, it has 10nm, but is closer to 12-13. From everyone I have spoken with, it is great around the center of the base. I will be getting one to test as well, so hopefully I will have more first hand feedback. The Simagic also has the NRG QR which is to me best around, has a plethora of great wheels and pedals and you can easily use 3rd party wheels. Moza is not bad at all, and you wouldnt be mad at it, but around center I always felt like I was suffering. If you have pedals, you wouldnt need that. I would get the Simagic Alpha Mini and GT Neo wheel.

@@grayzedynamics Thanks for your helpful reply - the Alpha Mini was on my radar, so I'll take this as a suggestion to save up a bit more and look closer in that direction.

Yeah. Definitely worth it in the end. You have so many choices. VRS is great but a nice ecosystem may make it easier for ya.

Thx man

It's a great wheel. And for my favorite car lol.

Me too.👀🤣

Thx man. I appreciate the kind words. Trying to get better with each video.

Very true. It's very similar. And it's the perfect size too.

@@MILITENTREBEL it is super nice.

I would highly recommend the VX-Pros, the Sprints are over priced for what they bring. The Sprint software is easier to use, but the VX Pros are much better.

It truly is. Worth it for sure

Most welcome.

Thanks my friend. I really appreciate it. Glad you are part of our team. ❤️

@@jeantsimracer for this wheel. I used JLCPCB to get the prints, but you can use any 3D printer for the housing. I have some from my sponsor Matt at Simulation R Us and they look really good. Especially in Galaxy Black.

Glad I could help. Always here to assist. :)

Wow. Now I gotta keep up with the expectations. :)

Thanks mate.... I appreciate the kind words.

Hey mare. Glad you are here. Welcome to Sim Racing. DIY is awesome and I think you will love it. Of course I'll build it. Or help you do it. I am here to help. If you have discord, join me and the buddies. We have fun and are silly. Thanks man. You have my support.

Thank you for the sub. And throw your name in there. The more the merrier. The goal is to get people involved and share the wealth. You’re part of the team now. Join and maybe you’ll win 🏆

Thx mate. Hell of an accomplishment for me. 👍🏾

@@timstelling2446 what’s up brotha. 👍🏾

All really depends on the track and car combination. Sometimes it can be full, others it could be small splits.

Thx

Most welcome. You can get the 4 once from vocore. It's $40

I have shared it in my discord. The engine start sequence and the KITT effect are part of it.

@@grayzedynamics Just joined the discord I’ll look for it. What’s the file name?

@imJGott I just dropped the GTB in the discord channel.

Hahaha. You funny fam.

It was shared with me. I have it on my discord channel. You are more than welcome to grab it.

Yeah so useful and nice cheap addition. Although I had to do orange. lol

@@grayzedynamics I went with black :)

Thx man. Stay tuned giving one away.

You sure won’t regret it. It’s a GREAT SHIFTER.

Thx mate. In the files it comes with a mounting solution but I used double sided tape and put on my VI button box.

@@grayzedynamics nice, thanks for your work!

Thx mate. Appreciate it

Right. Something easy but so powerful. I love it. Such a cool device.

Thx man. Going to do another. This time I’ll do it live. Going to do a giveaway.

Thx my good friend. Such an easy build. Will be building another for a giveaway.

Thx man. I appreciate the kind words. Having fun doing it.

Thanks for the feedback. So if you are using Moza, this solution likely won’t work for you. It is really intended for those without a Moza, Simagic or Asetek base. Moza uses a proprietary protocol. So it would not align and transfer both data and power.

Which Mode base do you have? V1 or V2.

R9 Base

Do you have version 1 or version 2. They came out with an updated R9. The version 1 isn’t compatible with some of the new wheels.

I habe the R9 V2 Base.

And when connected to the R9 it does not connect? Have you updated the base.

That sucks. Do you think it’s because the connection is loose.

@@grayzedynamics no, tried a new lead, the customer service was not great from MOZA at the time, it took a month to reply to any email I sent, then they wanted me to send everything back to them at my cost so I gave up

Just join the discord group and message me directly. What kind of wheel are you wanting built?

I would love too. But not in my wallet at the moment unless Simagic would bless me with a wheel to review and send back.

Thx. I'm still a rookie lol

Sounds like you have quite a bit worked out. And it's awesome when customer service at companies goes above and beyond. I just got a 16 outlet usb powered hub. Works really well but not sure if the motherboard can accept so many inputs. I may eventually upgrade my mother board to a more powerful one but I do have AM5 so I am good for a while.

@@grayzedynamics According to UPS records there was a mechanical failure tat delayed my VRS. But it's supposed to land tomorrow. No hurry. I still need to buy a wheel & quick release. I'll tell ya man, I've been looking at wheels and I've decided I want to run with a Ascher F64 V3 USB wired! And add an Ascher 5" Dashboard. I've been messing around in RaceRoom. I used to have problems with it. But I know one thing that helped are these VRS load cell pedals. At first I had to figure it out and wasn't all that impressed with the way it was out of the box as I was sort of lost. But once I got it figured out it started to sink in. But then I lit up and realized how much I could adjust these once I learned them in a sense. I have it set up pretty hard for breaking, cause I always would break too hard anyway. So I could sort of tailer it to my muscle memory maybe? I became so impressed with the Gas & break pedal I added that clutch that I will put to good use eventually. But I used to really struggle in RaceRoom but finally I had to come to terms that it's "Me" screwing up, not the "sim" LOL I'd get more into iracing but their a ripoff even though they have beautifully scanned tracks and car mechanics! I have a problem with iracing's EULA agreement. I have a problem paying rent yearly to play a video game. They sell us this "pro level" "licensing" fee and it all adds up. I think they should let a person own what they purchase and we should be able to play off line without paying yearly. People say your paying for updates. I say, BS! I'll pay for updates, that should be optional. If I could own what I purchase form them, I'd buy all their cars &* tracks! Is the way I feel. I purchased their IR-18 Dallara Indy ride and man their Oval is the best Oval Indy I ever touched!! Right after I purchased it Dallara pulls iracing's rights to it. You have to log in and play through their website. Very controlling. But I dig GT and I purchased RaceRoom's BMW M2C and GTE and GT4 package they had on sale until today actually. It was only $11.61 for all three rides with about 30+ liveries. One thing I really enjoy using is TrackIRv5 head tracking. I used to use this with my Flight sim. Man I was with DCS world since back when it was Flanker 2.0 The head tracking in a sim makes it very nice indeed. Wouldn't want to ride without it. "Once you head track, you never go back"! LOL I hung up my flight sim. Now I race cars with no regrets!

The Ascher wheels are nice from what I hear. Dunno if I will ever own one, I have my favs at the moment and it will be hard to change me without trying them first. Great pedals make you so much more consistent which leads to better pace and better times. As for iRacing, trust me, anyone who races in it totally agrees, but there is not a sim at the moment that has the ability to race just about everything and a strong online community. I think LMU and AMS2 have a chance to change it a bit, but more is needed for both. As for TrackIR, I have not tried it, but it requires a full turn and I am on triples, so I really do not have a problem seeing the side of the car, plus if I want, I can also use my VR when I want true immersion. Now we wait for the Crystal Light to show up.

@@grayzedynamics Sounds really nice. Thanx a whole lot for sharing the VRS concept though. And everything else! Thanx! Today's my birthday! I'm 62 ;p()

@DragonFlySlayer-wf6ne most welcome mate. And HAPPY FREAKING BIRTHDAY. You don’t look a day past 61. 😂🤣😂🤣

Moza uses a proprietary system for power and I believe Bluetooth for wheel connectivity within the base and wheel. So this wont work with Moza wheels. Really only 3rd party wheels that use USB to PC connections.

It is in the BOM files for the GTB Pro. It is new and is in their new file. Can also be used w/ the Rally DIY.

@@grayzedynamics yeah I’m looking to add to my really plate. I didn’t see it in the BOM for the project. I’m not looking to build another screen wheel. I got the shifter plate but can’t seem to find one with the clutch mounting.

@aswang17 yeah I'm not sure why he doesn't include it in the file for the Rally. I'll reach out and see if there will be an update to the file. Should be available.

So I sent snap shots to VRS and asked them for any thoughts on updated firmware, maybe my load cells are flashed to my original connection box or something. VRS wants me to send one of the boxes back. But first I'm showing them what's happening to see what is said.

Glad you figured that whole nonsense out. Sometimes mistakes happen and I am glad to hear that they were fast, efficient and responsive. No company is without mistakes and rectifying the issue is the key. As for the wheelbase, I have had nothing but good things with it. No issue to complain of so far and I would recommend it to anyone. With that being said, software wise, it is much better than when I first got it, but it is not as nice as Simucube in the software department. Having more NM is not a big deal b/c how many people actually use it. 20 nm is more than enough and honestly you wont use anywhere near that. In the end, purchase what you feel comfortable with and where your budget can afford. If you have Siimucube money, I would say get that, b/c you will always second guess getting it.

@@grayzedynamics Well... I've pondered that little Second Guess thought or concept for most of this year as I research this the best I can. The software is key, but I think I'll be fine. I read one review where a guy owned both and he said if you were blind folded , in his opinion you wouldn't be able to tell the difference. You've touched both and made a choice. Sometimes the sim gear is no better than the driver using it. LOL

Very true. Most times a blind test you cannot tell. Like I have said, the differences are in the margins, not outright better. Some have even preferred the rawness of the VRS and I think that is my thing. The software is much better, and works so much easier.