Rims designed for Logitech RS Hub

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tinyman392
There are none to my knowledge. If you do not need console support, you can just get a 3rd party wheel that has a normal bolt pattern and hook it up to the RS QR adapter. If you do need console support, I wonder if someone could make a 3D printed phone/display mount and power via SimHub (for supported games).
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Yeah I play on console. A 3d printed phone or display mount would be amzing. I've found one on etsy but i don't like how it should be mounted on the base
 
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Ace Morph G50 RS - For Logi RS Hub

Process time: 2-7 business daysComing the last week of June The Ace Morph G50 RS is a shape-shifting wheel for Logitech RS wheel Hub (Logitech RS50) (Xbox, PC and PlayStation). Its fixed central core pairs with interchangeable upper and lower grip modules, allowing at least 9+ unique...
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This is the definitive rim for the RS Hub! Already sold-out at the moment
 
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acelith.com

Ace Morph G50 RS - For Logi RS Hub

Process time: 2-7 business daysComing the last week of June The Ace Morph G50 RS is a shape-shifting wheel for Logitech RS wheel Hub (Logitech RS50) (Xbox, PC and PlayStation). Its fixed central core pairs with interchangeable upper and lower grip modules, allowing at least 9+ unique...
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This is the definitive rim for the RS Hub! Already sold-out at the moment
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Looks good, but i'm getting used to my 33 cm wheel size and wouldn't want to go back to smaller (unless it's period correct like old F1 cars).
 
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samsarazz
What a coincidence that they replied to your emails while we are having this conversation haha. That's good news, it's going in the right direction for now.

Keep us posted ;)
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An actual update this time. I never received a refund since Affirm doesn’t allow it after X days on my end. On their end it looks like they never accepted my “return.” I did finally get some concrete evidence that my wheel actually exists now, they sent photos of a wheel match my spec. I was told it should ship out tonight or in the morning. After 6 months of waiting I have some proof that my wheel is finally designed. The ergonomics look good in contrast to the SimPush wheel I have so it should be an improvement on it. There are screws on the back holding the rim together. SimPush has these too though, but they’re covered by leather (but can be seen/felt). I’m not sure how long it’ll take to get to me. But I’ll update again when I receive it.

Note their website is currently quoting 3-4 week production times for wheels (down from 6 weeks when I ordered; maybe they meant months and not weeks 😆). I’m not completely sure I trust the lead times.

Unrelated, but my Logitech+McLaren rim should be here Tuesday per FedEx. I ordered via Best Buy who were selling it despite its release date being April 15 (according to Rich).
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Since the RS Hub compatible rims variety is really limited, I’m thinking of buying the RS QR Adapter and the Simagic Neo X-330T with the Maglink.

Anyone tried that combo? Or the Neo X Hub with a different wheel like the 330R or something else.

This combo would be cheaper for me than the RS Hub with the Momo GT 320 or the RS Hub with the RogueRacingDesigns rim.

The only issue I have is that I’ve not been able to buy an RS QR Adapter for weeks, it’s never in stock. @LOGI_Rich do you have any ideas when the RS QR Adapter will be back in stock in Canada and can you tell us what is the maximum supported weight for the Adapter with the Pro base?

I’m also interested in using Trakracer shaft extension with this combo, I heard other people using it with success, would you say it’s safe or I risk damaging the Pro base?

Thanks.
 
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tinyman392
Sorry for the bump. Instead of reposting about the RogueRacing and Logitech + McLaren formula rim here, I'm just going to link to the post on the Pro Wheel thread that I made. Skip over the information about the shifter (unless you want my opinion on that too) to get to them. My RogueRacing saga is officially over. You can see my opinions about it in the post.
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Are you still satisfied with the RogueRacingDesigns wheel rim? Is it the main one you use?

Their new website is going online in a couple hours, I’m curious..

Not a lot of options for 320-330mm round rims…
 
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samsarazz
Are you still satisfied with the RogueRacingDesigns wheel rim? Is it the main one you use?

Their new website is going online in a couple hours, I’m curious..

Not a lot of options for 320-330mm round rims…
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I’m happy with the wheel, not the turnaround time it took to get to me. From what I understand my decision to choose premium materials is what caused my delay. It is the primary wheel I use if I want a round rim for a street car or similar. They did say they were also trying to get pre-made rims on their website as well. Once my rim was made, shipping was quite fast.
 
Latest AliExpress rim got in today. Of my larger round rims: top left is the Momo GT320 320mm rim, top right is the new Simulated Racing 13” rim, bottom left is the RogueRacing Designs 13” rim, bottom right is the SimPush 13” rim. Right side is direct from AliExpress.

The Momo costs 230 bucks. The RogueRacing varies, mine ended up being north of 200. The Simulated Racing runs about 120-140 after shipping. The SimPush runs about 100 after shipping.

Size-wise, the Momo is actually 320mm while the SimPush and Simulated Racing rims are both true 13” rims measuring out to 330mm. The RogueRacing measures closer to 13.25” or roughly 336mm.

The new Simulated Racing rim is very light which means force feedback goes through it very effectively compared to the RogueRacing rim. It is the second third party manufacturer that I know of that utilizes rhe three rear screws as well for added rigidity and less flex. Ergonomically it’s OK. It’s not the best, but not the worst either. The grips are on the thinner side which I prefer. Size-wise it’s closer to the Momo in terms of grip size but lacks the ergonomics the Momo offers. It’s nowhere near as bad as the SimPush is. It doesn’t flex like the Momo either which is good. Value for money it’s probably the best of the bunch here.

I’m not sure if this is lighter than the Momo, but they’re both very light. The SimPush and RogueRacing tend to be heavier. Ergonomics Momo > RogueRacing > Simulated Racing >>> SimPush. Size RogueRacing > Simulated Racing = SimPush > Momo. Grip size RogueRacing >= SimPush > Momo > Simulated Racing.

Personally I prefer the size of the RogueRacing and ergonomics of the Momo. But the thinner grips of this one do suit me better than the RogueRacing.

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