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Moza Racing KS Steering Wheel

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Moza Racing KS Steering WheelMoza Racing KS Steering Wheel The MOZA KS wheel: E sports ready and designed for the ultimate GT experience The MOZA KS steering wheel is the perfect combination of design, functionality and performance, specially developed for sim racers looking for the most realistic and immersive experience. The GT style wheel is designed with advanced materials and technologies that ensure maximum performance and durability. With a sleek butterfly design and a

Moza Racing KS Steering Wheel

The MOZA KS wheel: E-sports ready and designed for the ultimate GT experience

The MOZA KS steering wheel is the perfect combination of design, functionality and performance, specially developed for sim racers looking for the most realistic and immersive experience. The GT style wheel is designed with advanced materials and technologies that ensure maximum performance and durability. With a sleek butterfly design and a size of 300 mm, this wheel delivers the ultimate racing experience in the virtual world.

Core features:

Injection-molded TPE rubber handles:
The ergonomic TPE handles provide a soft yet precise feel, with superior grip and high friction forces for optimal steering control. The handles are coated with a corrosion-resistant layer, which increases durability and prevents wear, so the handlebars can withstand intensive use.

Carbon Fiber Reinforced Housing:
The wheel is made of carbon fiber reinforced composites, which provides excellent texture, strength and durability. The use of high-quality steel for the quick-release connection structure guarantees strength and safety even in the tightest turns and maximum force feedback.

Short-throw RGB buttons:
The KS steering wheel is equipped with 10 short-throw RGB buttons, which can adopt 8 different colors for a fully personalized gaming experience. The buttons are designed for fast, responsive input, with just 0.25mm of button travel – 60% faster than regular buttons. This results in faster response and reliable feedback, while the industry-leading 600 gf (gram force) button force prevents accidental button presses.

High-brightness LED indicators:
With 10 high-brightness LEDs supporting 8 colors, the wheel offers a whopping 100 million possible color combinations for a visual experience that is fully tailored to your preferences. In addition, the RPM indicators and shift timing can be adjusted, giving you full control over your racing setup.

Compatibility and versatility:
The MOZA KS handlebar is designed to work seamlessly with all MOZA wheelbases and is also compatible with third party wheelbases via direct PC connection. It's the perfect choice for sim racers who require flexibility and versatility.

Magnetic shift paddles made of anodized aluminum:
The paddles are made of anodized aluminum and offer a premium look and feel that will withstand the test of time. Thanks to contactless Hall sensors, with a precision of 0.03 mm, the paddles offer unparalleled control and stability. Integrated damper pads provide a smooth, silent shifting experience. The lower clutch paddles can be configured for single or dual clutch, or even programmed as a switch, ideal for professional racers working with top racing titles such as iRacing or the F1 series.< /p>

Lightweight and responsive design:
The KS handlebar weighs only 1220 g, thanks to the use of lightweight materials and an optimized structure. This low weight results in a reduced moment of inertia, which improves the responsiveness of the steering wheel and allows it to accurately reproduce road textures and details.

Ergonomic grip and functionality:
The notches on the handles provide a comfortable, secure grip, even with gloves. Carefully placed joysticks, buttons and switches provide the driver with intuitive access to important adjustments, even during the intensity of racing.

Fully programmable inputs:
With 70 fully programmable input signals, racing wheel settings can be adjusted on the fly, without taking your hands off the wheel. Quickly adjust settings such as brake bias, traction control, engine mappings and ABS with the thumb and dial controls< /strong>. Two joysticks provide full menu navigation, putting you in complete control.

Specifications:

  • Handle material: Injection molded TPE rubber handles
  • Shipping paddle material: Anodized aluminum alloy
  • Size: 300 mm (GT standard wheel)
  • Magnetic paddle shifters: 2
  • Double clutch paddles: 2
  • Luminous short travel buttons: 10
  • Thumb buttons (pressable): 2
  • Rotary encoders: 3
  • High brightness LEDs: 10
  • LED colors: 8 for personalization
  • Intelligent telemetry: Yes
  • Knock-Down (K/D) method: D1-spec quick release
  • Paddle Sensor: Contactless Hall sensor
  • Dual Clutch Shifter Paddle Modes: Synthesis Axis / Independent Axis / Knob
  • Compatibility: Compatible with all MOZA bases and third party wheelbases via direct PC connection.

The MOZA KS steering wheel is the ultimate choice for those who want to get the most out of their sim racing. The combination of advanced technology, ergonomic design, and customizable settings ensures you can always race with precision and confidence.

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