MOZA R25 Ultra True Torque Direct Drive Wheel Base, 25 N·m Peak Torque, 21-bit Magnetic Encoder, PC Sim Racing Base, Dual RGB Light Strips | RS091 console - 1 x CPU Fan Last Keystroke Prioritization LKP
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MOZA R25 Ultra True Torque Direct Drive Wheel Base, 25 N·m Peak Torque, 21 bit Magnetic Encoder, PC Sim Racing Base, Dual RGB Light Strips RS091 console 1 x CPU Fan Last Keystroke Prioritization LKP 1 x CPU Fan Connector (4 pin)* Front: 1 × USB 5Gbps Type C The MOZA R25 Ultra is a flagship tier direct drive wheel base designed for sim racing enthusiasts who demand the ultimate in force feedback and precision it provides the raw power and subtle detail needed to replicate the feeling of a real race car with uncompromising accuracy
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