Ran their 12 Nm Alpha EVO desk-mounted at 6-12 Nm without issues.
- Category
- Wheelbase
- Type
- Direct drive
- Torque / brake force
- 12 Nm
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What drivers keep saying · from 2 reviews
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Their Simagic 12 Nm is superior to the Fanatec setup they had, whose quick release coupling cracked.
Swapped a Moza base and ESX wheel for the Simagic 12 Nm and GT Neo and couldn't be happier.
Switched from a MOZA R9 V2 to the Simagic EVO 12 Nm and finds it buttery smooth, as expected from direct drive.
Upgraded from a G29 to a 12 Nm Simagic base and felt they expected too much from the direct-drive hype; it wasn't life-altering at first.
Tried the Simagic EVO 12 Nm after a CSL DD 8 Nm: a bit more detailed and sharper but not mind-blowing, with some noise, so they returned it.
Got rid of a Fanatec wheel that disconnected after three months and highly recommends the Simagic Alpha EVO bundle.
Has the Simagic Alpha EVO 12 Nm and finds it strong enough that they feel no urge for a stronger base.
Owns Simagic's 12 Nm EVO base and doesn't find it robotic at all. Explains that MOZA bases have a lower slew rate and feel more damped and heavy, and that the Simagic can be set up the same way with more damping and inertia.
Started with their Simagic EVO 12 Nm clamped to a 4–5 cm thick desk, which handled it without any issues.