Shifters

Thrustmaster TH8A

The Thrustmaster TH8A is still considered by most as the top solution for shifters in the sim racing space. It is well designed to accommodate both sequential and H-pattern shifting.

With both the internal mechanism as well as the majority of it’s exterior structure being 100% metal construction, it is both visually appealing and durable.

Utilizing both USB and DIN connectivity, the TH8A is quite versatile in it’s usage across PC and console.

Per the Thrustmaster website:
On PC: works with all racing wheels on the market
On PS3™ and PS4™: T300, T500, T150.
On Xbox One:  TX Racing Wheel

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Fanatec ClubSport Shifter SQ V 1.5

Fanatec also produces a well constructed, durable shifter solution for sim racing. Like the TH8A, the ClubSport Shifter offers both sequential and H-pattern variations. Fanatec differs in that you don’t have to power down or swap out parts to change between the two as it is controlled by the press of a button.

Designed to Last

Per the Fanatec website:
On PC: works with all racing wheels on the market
On Console: Must be connected to a Fanatec wheel. USB support is not available for consoles.

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Handbrakes

Fanatec ClubSport Handbrake V1.5

Similar to the ClubSport Shifter, the handbrake solution from Fanatec can be used on both PC and console if connected to a Fanatec base. Additionally, the ClubSport Handbrake can be used on PC via the Fanatec USB adapter.

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