u/Thermobaric_Potato

Sorry if this is a dumb question. I'm looking to resub to iRacing. The last time I was subbed was for a 3 month period ending late June 2014 via the iRacing website. I was just dabbling and didn't buy any extra content.

The Steam sale has a new 12 month sub at €24.89. My Steam account uses the same email address as my previous iRacing sub from 2014.

The Steam notice states 'If you have previously purchased an iRacing account directly through iRacing.com, you are not able to RENEW your subscription through Steam. You are able to purchase a new subscription through Steam if you prefer.'

Am I ok to resub via Steam?

I was looking at buying a couple of Moza flight grips and on the Duck Duck Go results 1st page was this Mozaracingdirect .shop website pretending to be the official Moza site and offering everything at 70%. off.

Its a scam website. Please do not give them your money or your credit card details. If the Moza mods find this can you please try to get these scammers taken down.

https://mozaracingdirect.shop

Per the title Wreckfest Mobile on Android is down from €9.99 to 10c on Google Play. It doesn't seem to have any matchmaking servers so it might be basically single player in effect but seems like a faithful port of of the PC version.

For 10c I couldn't say no.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.hg.wreckfest&hl=en&pli=1

I was having extrusion and layer adhesion issues the last few days on my K1C. Changed filament, heated to 300c to clear potential blockages, removed and cleaned extruder etc.

Just swapped filament again and extruded to test. It extruded the nozzle tip from my unicorn nozzle (3rd party).

How long should a nozzle last roughly (I know its a how long is a piece of string question due to usage variables etc) and are there better options from certain companies with better materials used. I had purchased a Microswiss Flowtech hot end from Amazon before but it arrived DOA and was returned.

A few days ago I posted asking why SimPro only allows Simagic rims to have 8 colours to choose from the millions they are capable of displaying unless SimHub is used (and for older rims they are incompatible with SimHub). Unfortunately Reddit doesn't allow me to edit a post with new pics. No answer from Simagic ofc. This is the old thread. https://www.reddit.com/r/Simagic/comments/1u4b75w/simpro_very_limited_colour_options_why_no_colour/

Today Boosted Media uploaded their review of the new Zeus wheels and lo and behold he showed the new Zeus Formula in SimPro V3.1.0.12558 with 32 led colour options (latest version on Simagics website today is 15th June 2026 is V3.1.0.12614).

No doubt Simagic won't answer me again just as they have always refused to respond to me here even on QA issues with brand new €740 FX Pro's I had bought but I'll ask anyway.

Is this a SimPro version only Boost Media had access to? If not why are our Simagic rims from the Alpha & Neo lines being deliberately restricted in what colours they can display in SimPro. Will this be opened up to those who have spent good money (almost €2k in my case just on rims) on your products? Cheers.

Just wondering why SimPro Manager is so limited in its colour options for the leds on Simagic wheels. You get 8 colours and thats it. Or am I missing something where there are more options?

On the Neo series at least some of the colours don't even reflect the colour of the led produced in the real world on the rim. eg purple on screen is pink on the button.

Please don't say you need SimHub and Maglink. The capability for the leds to produce any one of millions of colours via a colour wheel/hex is already present in the led without needing SimHub, Maglink and dangling heavy curly USB cables. To even create the 8 colour options in SimPro Simagic had to enter a hex value.

On any app for led fans you'll almost always find a colour wheel to pick what colours you want. Often with hex codes. I have NZXT, Thermaltake, Corsair, LianLi, Coolermaster & even the cheapest Chinese rgb fans connecting to €7 rgb led/fan hubs with OpenRGB have the option. But on Simagic rims costing €700 its a nope.

So Simagic can we get a colour wheel on SimPro Manager please?

Looking to complete my rig. Its a racing/flight hybrid custom alu profile setup. Racing up front and slide back for flight. I already have a HOTAS setup with WarBRD (OG) on right with an Alpha grip & Mongoost CM3 throttle on left. Also a Mongoost CM3 base centre stick with TM Warthog A-10 grip and a Slaw Device BF-109 rudder below.

Looking to 'fill in' the last gap on the left (a 4080 rail) with either a second WarBRD base, Z-extension and grip for something like Star Citizen or a heli collective (thinking Virpil Rotor TCS Plus) obviously for heli's.

So I'm wondering 2 things.

1: Apart from Star Citizen are there any other titles or disciplines that benefit from HOSAS over HOTAS.

2: Is anyone selling their WarBRD or collective kit. I'm in Ireland so EU sellers might be best but anywhere else will work so long as customs isn't too much of a killer. Cheers.

PS: The CM3 throttle in the pic will be on an X & Y exis sliding mount so it doesn't cross the 4080 profile for other sticks/collective.

Strange question but I've just picked up Simagic Neo X-330t & Neo X-310G wheels. They both come with the plastic shifters only on the Neo-X hubs. No carbon fibre or aluminium in the box.

To get those you have to buy a full shifter paddle kit from Simagic which includes carbon fibre and aluminium paddles plus a set of actual paddle shifters.

https://simagic.com/products/simagic-neo-x-hub?_pos=2&_psq=paddle&_ss=e&_v=1.0&variant=51001566527791

That would leave me with a set of paddle shifters with no hub to attach them to. Does anyone know if there is a way to use them on other non-Simagic hubs. Or like on a DIY 3D printed hub with a usb connection? I was looking at picking up a Fanatec Sparco Formula rim 270mm which another Simagic Neo-X hub won't fit on to. Too tight.

Just looking at the Fanatec website with my usual itch to buy more rims. I spotted the Clubsport Sparco Formula 270mm rim. https://www.fanatec.com/eu/en/p/wheel-rims/cs_wr_s_f/clubsport-wheel-rim-sparco-formula

I haven't heard much on forums about it. Is anyone using it and for what class/series of cars.

I'm on a Simagic base but bought a Fanatec Classic V2 rim recently and its beautiful and works great with the Neo X hub. Has anyone used the Sparco Formula with a non-Fanatec hub. It looks like it could be difficult to mount on a 3rd party hub.