Two ways intothe cockpit.

A wheel with everything on it. A dash for the wheel you already own. Same display, same shift lights, both in development.

Read it
without looking.

Twenty-three LEDs sit around the screen, so the shift point reaches you in peripheral vision while your eyes stay on the road.

10 800 rpm

Screen layout and LED behaviour are concept artwork. Firmware is in development.

The TKB Studios dash from the front

Small enough
to disappear.

Measured from the CAD assembly. The housing is 32 mm deep, so it sits close behind the rim.

Display
4.3Inch panel. 93.6 × 56.2 mm active area.
Shift lights
23Addressable RGB LEDs. 15 on top, 4 each side.
Rear of the dash showing the bracket and its two drilled rails

Height is yours to set.

Two rails, six holes each, 8 mm apart. That is 40 mm of adjustment to bring the screen up to your sightline, or down behind the rim.

Housing
3D printed, 133.5 × 79.7 × 32 mm
Overall, with bracket
133.5 × 131.7 × 34 mm
Rail holes
Ø 6.6 mm, 51.4 mm apart
Brackets drawn
Fanatec and Moza
Connection
USB-C

Which one
is yours?

Formula wheel

Around €400 Target price

Best for
Replacing your wheel
Controls
10 buttons, 9 encoders, 2 funky switches
Width
292 mm
Mounts to
70 mm, 6-bolt hub pattern
Explore the wheel

Dash

Around €130 Target price

Best for
Keeping the wheel you have
Controls
None, it is all display
Width
133.5 mm
Mounts to
Your wheelbase, by bracket
Explore the dash

On both: the same 4.3 inch display and 23 shift lights. Both are in development, and preorders may open before launch. Discord hears first

Be there
the day it drops.

Preorders might open before launch. If they do, Discord hears first.

  • First word on preorders and the release date
  • Build updates and prototype photos as they happen
  • A say in finishes and features before they are final
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