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More available force in the compact EVO chassis

The 12 Nm model keeps the Sport's published 281 × 130 × 110 mm dimensions and 6.236 kg net weight. It is worth considering if you want additional torque capability while planning a compact wheelbase installation. The extra capacity gives you another option when choosing your preferred driving strength; it does not mean every car should be driven at full output.

Feedback for a varied racing routine

For a GT sprint, you may want a distinct steering load that is easy to read through rapid direction changes. During an endurance stint, you may prefer a setting that remains comfortable as your arms tire. Use profiles to organise those preferences instead of rebuilding the settings before each race. Test the same car and circuit when evaluating a change so the comparison remains useful.

Motor control that supports smooth transitions

The EVO combines an ultra-low-inertia servo motor, Zero-Cogging technology and 21-bit position sensing. Its Dynamic Force Domain Filter is designed around the motor's response. Together, these form the technical foundation for its steering feel. Road texture, kerbs and changes in load are generated by the simulator's force-feedback signal, so game settings remain an important part of the result.

Make use of the range without losing detail

If a simulator asks for more force than the configured output can deliver, strong events can become clipped and feel similar to one another. Balance the wheelbase setting with the game's gain rather than turning every slider up. Leave room for force peaks and compare quieter cornering detail with the largest kerb strikes. A comfortable, well-balanced profile is preferable to one that feels heavy throughout the lap.

A long-term cockpit starts with the right controls

Choose a steering wheel for the discipline, fit pedals to your seated position and support the wheelbase on a suitable mount. These decisions influence daily use as much as torque. The 12 Nm EVO can serve as the centre of a mixed-discipline cockpit, with your preferred wheel and controls connected through their supported interfaces.