Accuforce V2

Other than that, I Really don't have any other issues with the version 2 of the Accu Force Direct drive wheel system. And of course the biggest news t...

I think it's a great product. I think it's a product that gets you into the direct drive conversation for fairly cheap and reliably and easily easy to...

I'm pretty much set with the Aggie Force and I'm sure you would be as well, so that's going to do it for my A Key Force Pro V2 review.

\-Price: For what you get nowadays, the Simucube 2 is a very hard proposition to swallow. Looking at even only a few years ago, even Fanatec wasn't in the DD game. All you had was Simucube, Accuforce V1/V2, and the Leo Bodnar Systems. There were some smaller ones floating around, like the Sim-plicity, but there wasn't much even only 2+ years ago.

And that is coming from a t150 and upgrading directly to the accuforce v2. The accuforce v2 package is very balanced, the button box is nice, the gt and round rim are good quality and the quick release is really really sturdy and has no flex at all, the csl dd will have an inferior quick release.

If your are in the us, don't disregard the accuforce V2. You get a complete package base + wheel for 1050$. Compared to the vrs 16nm Vs 20nm peak torque.

Plus one of the best software packages out there, 89$ standalone.

Accuforce v2 pro with sim commander, but I am completely lost and the wheel base is extremely noisy. Now when there is no ffb the wheel spins freely and quiet so I can't imagine it being a bearing or hardware issue so it has to be software related/ my settings.