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Thermaltake G6 Direct Drive Racing Wheel and Pedals Bundle; for PC; 6Nm Direct Drive; Compatible with Simulator Cockpit or Desk; Microfiber Leather Wheel; Hall Effect Pedals; Black; GRB-G6D-DGT3BB-01
- Ready to Go BundleTo get things started right away this bundle is comprised of a 13-inch D-shaped Wheel with quick release, 6Nm Direct Drive servo motor, and Hall Effect Sensor Steel Pedals.
- Feel of the RoadComing in at 13 inches in diameter and sporting an ergonomic D-shaped design with quick release and finally wrapped in microfiber leather this wheel does more than look and feel great.
- Ergonomic InputsWhen every fraction of a second makes a difference so do your inputs, equipped with an assortment of easy to reach inputs like 2 shifter paddles, 2 clutch paddles, 2 rotary knobs, 12 buttons and a 5 way joystick all custom mapable.
- 6Nm Direct DriveEquipped with a 16-bit encoder for exceptional precision as well as capable of providing up to 6Nm of force feedback to give that true feel of the road and wheels. Capable of limited or infinite rotation via Thermaltake Racing Control app.
- Cool Under PressureBuilt for long endurance racing sessions the 6Nm direct drive servo motor is mounted in an aluminum housing and features built-in temperature sensor and low noise fan for great performance and endurance.
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Providing the tools needed to experience the thrill of road is the G6 Direct Drive Racing Wheel and Pedals Bundle. Complete with a 13-inch wheel D-Shape Wheel with quick release and dual-clutch paddles, a 6Nm Direct Drive Servo Motor encased in an aluminum housing, along with high-strength adjustable steel pedals with Hall Effect Sensors. Bundled together for convenience and designed for optimal use with a simulator cockpit, however, still retains mounting for desk use as well.
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The Thermaltake G6 is a PC sim-racing wheel-and-pedals bundle with 6Nm direct-drive force feedback, a 13-inch quick-release wheel, and Hall Effect steel pedals, suited to racers seeking a more immersive setup for a desk or simulator cockpit.
Recommended For
- PC sim racers moving from a controller or non-direct-drive wheel who want a complete direct-drive setup for learning force-feedback steering and practicing road, drift, or rally driving.
- PC racers who want a ready-to-use wheel-and-three-pedal bundle for manual-shifting games, with clutch pedals, shifters, and multiple mappable wheel controls.
- Racers who switch between desk and cockpit play and want a wheelbase mounting option for each; the bundle includes a desk clamp, while the wheel can also be mounted to a simulator rig.
- Casual-to-intermediate PC racers who are comfortable adjusting wheel and game settings to suit different titles rather than expecting one universal setup.
Real-World Use Scenarios
- A PC player moving from a gamepad to a wheel can use the bundle to get steering, throttle, brake, and clutch controls in one setup; direct-drive feedback adds steering cues such as kerbs and changing grip that a controller does not provide in the same way.
- Someone setting up a first sim-racing station can mount the wheel on a desk or cockpit and start with the included pedals; a hands-on setup video shows the process from mounting and connecting the hardware to testing it in Assetto Corsa.
- A player practicing cornering or recovering from a slide can use the wheel’s force feedback to notice steering resistance and changes in grip; this can make the car’s response easier to read, though it does not guarantee faster lap times.
- A player switching between racing games can map the wheel’s buttons and pedals to each title’s controls; older or less directly supported games may require manual in-game setup rather than recognizing the wheel automatically.
- A casual or intermediate sim racer looking to try circuit racing, rally, or driving games on PC can use the same wheel-and-pedal bundle across those sessions, but should check each game’s control support and be prepared to adjust settings.