List of products by brand Simucube

Simucube – Professional Direct Drive Wheelbases, ActivePedal Systems and Sim Racing Wheels

Simucube has long been associated with the top end of sim racing hardware. The Finnish brand began with motor-control technology rooted in industrial engineering and has since developed a complete ecosystem of Direct Drive wheelbases, active pedals, steering wheels, quick releases and communication hardware. The appeal is not simply a high torque figure. Simucube products are designed to deliver smooth, readable feedback and to remain stable during long races, training sessions and commercial use.

The current Simline.eu catalogue contains 45 Simucube products. The main groups are Simucube Direct Drive wheelbases, Simucube pedals and Simucube steering wheels. The system is completed by wheelbase accessories, pedal accessories, steering wheel quick releases and steering wheel accessories. This makes it possible to start with a single wheelbase and gradually build a coordinated setup with active braking, a passive throttle, a steering wheel and Simucube Link communication.

A Finnish Brand with Industrial Engineering Roots

Simucube is a brand of Granite Devices Oy, based in Tampere, Finland. Granite Devices originally developed industrial motor-control technology and later applied that experience to racing simulators. The first Simucube platform grew with strong input from the sim racing community, while Simucube 2 established the company as one of the best-known manufacturers of high-end Direct Drive wheelbases.

That engineering background still shapes the hardware. The housings are compact and solid, the electronics are designed for stable operation, and the software offers detailed control over the way the equipment behaves. Maximum torque matters, but it is only part of the experience. A good wheelbase should also communicate a light front axle, the first sign of a slide and small changes in road texture without making every effect feel exaggerated.

Simucube 3 – The New Direct Drive Generation

The Simucube 3 range consists of three wheelbases. Simucube 3 Sport delivers 15 Nm and is the most accessible route into the new generation. It offers enough headroom for most GT, Formula and rally setups, especially for drivers who care more about detail and speed of response than running very high steering forces at all times.

Simucube 3 Pro produces 25 Nm. The extra headroom is useful with heavier steering wheels, professional training rigs and profiles that use strong torque peaks. The wheelbase does not need to be driven at its maximum setting to benefit from the additional capacity. That reserve helps preserve sharp effects without flattening the signal.

At the top of the range is Simucube 3 Ultimate, rated at 35 Nm and built around a new spoke-type IPM motor. It is intended for professional drivers, simulation centres and users who want the broadest possible operating range. Simucube 3 wheelbases support power and data through the new Quick Release and can be mounted from the front or underneath.

Simucube 2 – Sport, Pro and Ultimate

The previous generation remains an important part of the range. Simucube 2 Sport offers 17 Nm and remains a strong choice for a high-end home cockpit. It combines useful torque with smooth operation and support for Simucube Wireless Wheel technology.

Simucube 2 Pro delivers 25 Nm and became one of the most popular options among experienced sim racers. It works equally well with a light Formula wheel and a larger GT or rally rim.

Simucube 2 Ultimate produces 32 Nm and uses a high-resolution Hiperface encoder. It is designed for installations where rapid response, detailed adjustment and a substantial torque reserve are priorities.

TrueDrive and Force Feedback Adjustment

Simucube 2 wheelbases are configured through TrueDrive. The software gives the driver control over strength, damping, friction, inertia, slew rate and other filters that influence the character of the steering. This becomes useful when one rig is used for several types of car. A wide-tyred GT3 car should not feel the same as a lightweight single-seater or a rally car on a loose surface.

Community profiles provide a practical starting point for users who do not want to tune every value from scratch. A suitable profile can be loaded for a particular simulator or car, then adjusted to match the wheel diameter, preferred steering weight and cockpit stiffness.

ActivePedal PRO and Ultimate

Simucube ActivePedal PRO and Simucube ActivePedal Ultimate differ from conventional pedals because their resistance is not determined only by springs, elastomers or a hydraulic circuit. The active mechanism lets the user change travel, force, resistance point and pedal behaviour through software.

A single ActivePedal can be configured as a brake, clutch or throttle. Separate profiles can be prepared for a GT car, a Formula car and a road vehicle, then selected without rebuilding the pedal mechanically. The system can also reproduce effects associated with ABS, traction control and drivetrain behaviour.

The PRO range is available as a single pedal and in packages from Set1 to Set4. ActivePedal Ultimate is sold individually, as an addon and in two- or three-pedal packages, as well as Set 1 to Set 4 configurations. Check the contents of the selected package before ordering, because different bundles combine active pedals, a passive throttle, the baseplate and communication hardware in different ways.

Simucube Throttle and Co-Pedal

Not every driver needs an active mechanism under the throttle. Simucube Throttle is an adjustable passive load-cell pedal that pairs naturally with an ActivePedal used as the brake. Its movement can be smoothed with the Simucube Throttle Damper.

The newer Simucube Co-Pedal can be configured as a throttle or clutch. Interchangeable springs and adjustment parts allow its physical feel to be changed without buying a separate pedal for each function.

Simucube Baseplate provides a rigid foundation for the pedal system. This is particularly important with an active brake. Even a sophisticated pedal will feel inconsistent if the cockpit plate or mounting hardware visibly bends under load.

Simucube Steering Wheels – Tahko, Valo and Savu

Simucube Tahko GT-21 Wireless Wheel is a round wheel developed for the Simucube wireless system. Its shape suits GT cars, rally cars and road vehicles, while the cable-free connection makes it easier to use a large steering range.

Simucube Valo GT-23 is a more advanced GT wheel with backlighting and Simucube Link support. It is intended as a capable everyday wheel for GT and endurance racing, where several controls need to remain within easy reach.

The newer line consists of Simucube Savu Sport and Simucube Savu Pro. Both use a metal body, RGB buttons and quiet paddles. The Pro version adds a more complete control layout, while the modular Savu Extra Paddle Kit can provide a dual-clutch system or additional assigned controls.

Simucube Link

Simucube Link Hub connects compatible devices through one central communication system and uses a single USB port on the computer. It is used by products such as ActivePedal, Valo GT-23 and newer Simucube hardware.

More complex installations can use the Teltonika Ethernet Switch. It provides a clean way to connect several devices without running a separate USB cable from every component to the PC.

Simucube 3 wheelbases use the Simucube Link QR. Simucube 2 owners can install the newer wheel-side system with the Simucube 3 Quick Release Adapter for Simucube 2.

Mounting, Quick Releases and Cockpit Integration

SQR – Simucube Quick Release is the original metal quick-release system for Simucube 2 wheelbases. It is designed to create a rigid connection without noticeable play. The replaceable Simucube Lock Pin secures the mechanism.

Simucube Mount is a front-mount bracket for compatible wheelbases. Installations that need extra room between the motor and steering wheel can use the Simucube 3 Shaft Extension Kit. The additional clearance can make it easier to place a monitor or dashboard behind the steering shaft.

Simucube Adapter 50.8 mm to 70 mm bridges two common bolt patterns. The Simucube 2 range also supports the Premium Torque Off Button, which gives the driver a dedicated way to disable wheelbase torque quickly.

ActivePedal Accessories and Heusinkveld Integration

The pedal position can be adjusted with interchangeable faces. The range includes the Brake Pedal Face Plate, Clutch Pedal Face Plate, Throttle Pedal Face Plate and the flat Throttle Pedal Face Flat.

The ecosystem can also be combined with selected Heusinkveld pedals. Available parts include the ActivePedal Connector for Heusinkveld Sim Pedals, the Baseplate Mount & ActivePedal Connector for Heusinkveld Sprint and the separate Baseplate Mount for Heusinkveld Sprint.

Who Is Simucube Hardware For?

Simucube is mainly aimed at drivers who already have a rigid cockpit and want more accurate information from the car. High torque requires secure mounting, but smoothness, low latency and precise filter adjustment matter just as much as outright strength.

The equipment suits advanced enthusiasts, league racers, esports competitors and professional training simulators. ActivePedal is particularly useful for drivers who switch between several types of car because the pedal character can be changed without replacing springs or elastomers.

Complete Simucube Range – 45 Current Products

The current Simucube brand page at Simline.eu contains 45 products. The list below reflects the catalogue at the time this description was prepared. Availability and bundle contents can change, so check the current product page before ordering.

Simucube Direct Drive Wheelbases

1. Simucube 2 Sport
2. Simucube 2 Pro
3. Simucube 2 Ultimate
4. Simucube 3 Sport
5. Simucube 3 Pro
6. Simucube 3 Ultimate

Simucube Steering Wheels

7. Simucube Tahko GT-21 Wireless Wheel
8. Simucube Valo GT-23
9. Simucube Savu Sport
10. Simucube Savu Pro

ActivePedal PRO and Sets

11. Simucube ActivePedal PRO
12. Simucube ActivePedal PRO Set1
13. Simucube ActivePedal PRO Set2
14. Simucube ActivePedal PRO Set3
15. Simucube ActivePedal PRO Set4

ActivePedal Ultimate and Sets

16. Simucube ActivePedal Ultimate
17. Simucube ActivePedal Ultimate Addon
18. Simucube ActivePedal Ultimate Set of 2
19. Simucube ActivePedal Ultimate Set of 3
20. Simucube ActivePedal Ultimate Set 1
21. Simucube ActivePedal Ultimate Set 2
22. Simucube ActivePedal Ultimate Set 3
23. Simucube ActivePedal Ultimate Set 4

Passive Pedals and Baseplate

24. Simucube Throttle
25. Simucube Throttle Damper
26. Simucube Co-Pedal
27. Simucube Baseplate

Pedal Accessories

28. Simucube ActivePedal Throttle Pedal Face Plate
29. Simucube ActivePedal Brake Pedal Face Plate
30. Simucube ActivePedal Clutch Pedal Face Plate
31. Simucube Throttle Pedal Face Flat
32. Simucube ActivePedal Connector for Heusinkveld Sim Pedals
33. Simucube Baseplate Mount & ActivePedal Connector for Heusinkveld Sprint
34. Simucube Baseplate Mount for Heusinkveld Sprint

Simucube Link, Quick Releases and Wheelbase Accessories

35. Simucube Link Hub
36. Teltonika Ethernet Switch
37. Simucube Link QR
38. SQR – Simucube Quick Release
39. Simucube Lock Pin
40. Simucube Mount
41. Simucube Premium Torque Off Button
42. Simucube 3 Shaft Extension Kit
43. Simucube Adapter 50.8 mm to 70 mm
44. Simucube 3 Quick Release Adapter for Simucube 2

Steering Wheel Accessories

45. Simucube Savu Extra Paddle Kit

FAQ – Simucube

Where is Simucube from?

Simucube is a Finnish brand of Granite Devices Oy, based in Tampere. The company used its industrial motor-control experience to develop precise Force Feedback equipment for sim racing.

What is the difference between Simucube 3 Sport, Pro and Ultimate?

Sport delivers 15 Nm, Pro 25 Nm and Ultimate 35 Nm. Higher models provide a larger torque reserve and are better suited to heavier wheels, stronger profiles and professional use.

Is Simucube 2 still a good choice?

Yes. Simucube 2 Sport, Pro and Ultimate still provide smooth Force Feedback, detailed TrueDrive adjustment and support for wireless steering wheels. Simucube 3 uses a newer Quick Release and communication system.

What does Simucube ActivePedal do?

ActivePedal allows the driver to change force, travel, resistance point and pedal character through software. It can work as a brake, clutch or throttle and can reproduce ABS and other telemetry-based effects.

How is ActivePedal different from Simucube Throttle?

ActivePedal uses an active, software-controlled mechanism. Simucube Throttle is a conventional passive load-cell pedal and is a practical throttle option in a set where ActivePedal is used as the brake.

What is Simucube Link Hub used for?

Simucube Link Hub connects compatible Simucube devices through one communication system and uses a single USB port. It supports products such as ActivePedal, Valo GT-23 and newer hardware.

Do Simucube wheels work with Simucube 2 and Simucube 3?

Compatibility depends on the wheel and connection method. Savu wheels can be used with both generations, but Simucube 2 may require a Link Hub or the correct Quick Release adapter. Check the relevant product page before ordering.

Does a Simucube wheelbase require a rigid cockpit?

Yes. Even the lower-torque models can move a weak wheel stand. Rigid mounting improves safety, comfort and the clarity of Force Feedback.

Where can I find all Simucube products?

The complete current range is available on the Simucube brand page at Simline.eu. Products can also be browsed in the dedicated wheelbase, pedal, wheel and accessory categories.

Simucube – Hardware for Drivers Who Value Precision

Simucube combines accurate Direct Drive wheelbases, programmable pedals and a coordinated communication system. The range is built for drivers who want to develop a cockpit without being limited to one type of car or one fixed pedal setup.

Browse the complete Simucube range at Simline.eu to choose a Simucube 2 or Simucube 3 wheelbase, ActivePedal system, steering wheel, quick release and accessories for your cockpit.