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GT 350 Steering Wheel with OMP bracket and connector
A steering wheel represents a lot to a driver. It is the lightning rod between the racer and the road. It provides feedback and empowers the driver to make critical decisions while demanding millisecond responses. To pay homage to the peerless relationship between driver and car, we introduce our first GT Steering Wheel, where you can monitor information in addition to what is shown by your stock dash, view configurable alarms and shift lights, and activate specific car functions. GT Steering Wheel is available in 320mm or 350mm
diameter, and can be outfitted with paddle shifts (optional).
GT Steering Wheel must be connected via CAN bus to
your EVO4 (by plugging the CAN cable into the logger "EXP" port).
The wheel can
also be connected to your ECU Bridge using its CAN connector.
It is supplied with a specific flange to allow perfect
installation on both SPA and OMP hubs.
The high-contrast backlit display has been purposed to
provide actionable driver-information with configurable elements. It shows – with precise and enjoyable graphics – lap times as well as data sampled by EVO4, data from the ECU and data from the built in accelerometers and GPS, while also receiving information about the on-board camera SmartyCam HD working mode. Lap times and data are shown in successive pages in a
user-defined way: simply select the data you want to monitor and create custom
pages that can show up to four fields each.
Lap times
You can choose
to visualize the rolling time, static lap time or predictive lap time (as an
absolute value or as a difference vs. the best lap).
Melding form and functions, an integrated shift light
array crowns the wheel behind a carbon fiber foreground.
Ten shift
lights can be configured choosing the LED colour and the RPM threshold value
that will switch them on/off.
Alarm
management is very flexible too: you can choose which situation will activate
the alarm and each LED behaviour (blinking frequency and color), as well as the
conditions for its switch-off.
You can also
configure GT Steering Wheel to show a warning message.
Four integrated multi-function buttons beside the
Steering Wheel display promote vigilant navigation and operative execution.
Pushing each
one of them, you can activate/deactivate the functions you need (e.g. traction
control, pit limiter, radio).
At the end of each session you can view a data summary
on the display: the four fastest laps, total running time and run distance, and
max RPM and speed values.
The second page of each session summary shows the
complete list of the laps with related max/min speed values. Shift lights, alarms and custom pages configuration is intuitive and can be made with few clicks, using the dedicated Race Studio 2 software or directly via the GT Steering Wheel keyboard. With its anatomical, aggressive and functional design, GT Steering Wheel is characterized by its carbon fiber crown and its unique leather upholstery: the special silking makes it extremely soft, maximizing grip, and the exclusive "cool system" treatment – reflecting the sun rays – ensures the leather is always cool to the touch. Each single steering wheel is hand made by craftmen with long experience in workings like stuccoing the wire channels, leather punching and its trimming and sewing with Alcantara ®, hot printing...
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