Dec/090
ARC_Team Christmas Offer
As a nice little present to their customers, ARC are offering a 10% discount to the first 10 people who order a G25/27-E. Offer ending on the 21st December.
Designed by me, click for fullsize.
ARC Christmas Offer 2009
Dec/090
ARC_Team Wheel Kits
As well as the pre-built wheels, ARC are also offering wheel kits. The customer can buy any part of the wheel they want, rather than the whole thing. If your just interested in a gearbox, then you can buy that part alone.
Designed by me, click for fullsize.
ARC Wheel kits
Dec/090
ARC_Team Wheels
Here’s ARC’s latest advert, designed by me. Click for fullsize.
ARC Wheel Advert
Nov/090
ARC Wheel Installation
More detailed guide to installation coming soon, but for now, a few pictures.
Nov/090
ARC Wheel Review
ARC Wheel Review - Image based.
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PDF Version can be downloaded by clicking here.
Aug/090
Decided against the 12C in favour of the Arc Wheel
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- The Arc Wheel
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- Back of the wheel
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- In cockpit use
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- Getting a feel for the wheel
I’ve made a fairly big decision today, and just in time!
Next week I was going to order the Seat & Momo 12c, but tonight I’ve come to the conclusion that I’m going to leave the wheel.
The wheel itself would have set me back £150. As well as this I wanted to make a quick release system, extend the steering column, add extra buttons and also clutch paddles. The cost of materials/components for this would have been about £350, plus many, many hours of my time trying to figure it all out and build it.
Tonight I found ARC. An Italian Sim modification team. They specialise in cockpits, pedals, wheels and modifications to existing hardware like the G25. They are currently making an Arc Wheel. It has every single thing I wanted to do myself, only properly. I think doing what I wanted to do with my skills would have been a bit of a ‘bodge-job’. Sure, it would have worked, but it wouldn’t have been tidy and I definitely wouldn’t have been able to make a 8 pin cannon connector work!
Anyway! They are offering the wheel with a set of options
- With or without quick release (Sparco)
- With or without Clutch Paddles
- With or without SLI-M (RPM & Gear indicators)
- Aluminium or Carbon Fibre Body
Perfect!
It looks the part, and has everything I need/wanted. It’s 100% the way to go. It isn’t being released until October or November 2009, so theres a couple of months until it’s release. In which time I can save enough to buy it.
I have no idea what the cost of it will be, but I assume it will be fairly substantial, given the labour costs and the components used. I know the sparco quick release is around £120 alone. I can see it being more than £500, hopefully not too much more otherwise my face will end up like this – :-O.
Check out the pics above anyway!