MME Motorsport - Direct Drive Adapter
This is a part made by MME Motorsport in Slovenia.
It is designed to go onto a Fanatec wheel and then allow locking securely onto a Fanatec wheel-base shaft. Like the Fanatec QR1 and QR2 the adapter has a hole through the middle so the wheel pin plug can connect to the wheel-base.
The difference between this and a Quick Release is that it bolts onto the shaft rather than clipping on. This means you can get a rock solid attachment.
- Bolt on so rock solid.
- Ideal if not changing wheel rims and you want to avoid flex.
- Can be used with the SRM Emulator to use non-Fanatec wheels on a Fanatec wheel-base.
- Works on all Fanatec wheel-bases from CSL, CSW to Podium.
If you buy this part direct from MME Motorsports it comes with black steel grub screws. I am worried that these will damage the wheel-base shaft where the QR bearings go. To prevent this I am including a range of alternative M6 screws....
- Includes original black Steel M6 Grub Screws.
- SRM Include Black Nylon M6 thumb screws (Will not damage wheel-base)
- SRM Include White Nylon M6 thumb screws (Will not damage wheel-base)
All of the above bolts are included so you can try them and use the ones you think best. I would appreciate feedback from you about which work best.
This is an interesting alternative to a QR
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MME Motorsport - Direct Drive Adapter
MME Motorsport - Direct Drive Adapter
This is a part made by MME Motorsport in Slovenia.
It is designed to go onto a Fanatec wheel and then allow locking securely onto a Fanatec wheel-base shaft. Like the Fanatec QR1 and QR2 the adapter has a hole through the middle so the wheel pin plug can connect to the wheel-base.
The difference between this and a Quick Release is that it bolts onto the shaft rather than clipping on. This means you can get a rock solid attachment.
- Bolt on so rock solid.
- Ideal if not changing wheel rims and you want to avoid flex.
- Can be used with the SRM Emulator to use non-Fanatec wheels on a Fanatec wheel-base.
- Works on all Fanatec wheel-bases from CSL, CSW to Podium.
If you buy this part direct from MME Motorsports it comes with black steel grub screws. I am worried that these will damage the wheel-base shaft where the QR bearings go. To prevent this I am including a range of alternative M6 screws....
- Includes original black Steel M6 Grub Screws.
- SRM Include Black Nylon M6 thumb screws (Will not damage wheel-base)
- SRM Include White Nylon M6 thumb screws (Will not damage wheel-base)
All of the above bolts are included so you can try them and use the ones you think best. I would appreciate feedback from you about which work best.
This is an interesting alternative to a QR
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This is a part made by MME Motorsport in Slovenia.
It is designed to go onto a Fanatec wheel and then allow locking securely onto a Fanatec wheel-base shaft. Like the Fanatec QR1 and QR2 the adapter has a hole through the middle so the wheel pin plug can connect to the wheel-base.
The difference between this and a Quick Release is that it bolts onto the shaft rather than clipping on. This means you can get a rock solid attachment.
- Bolt on so rock solid.
- Ideal if not changing wheel rims and you want to avoid flex.
- Can be used with the SRM Emulator to use non-Fanatec wheels on a Fanatec wheel-base.
- Works on all Fanatec wheel-bases from CSL, CSW to Podium.
If you buy this part direct from MME Motorsports it comes with black steel grub screws. I am worried that these will damage the wheel-base shaft where the QR bearings go. To prevent this I am including a range of alternative M6 screws....
- Includes original black Steel M6 Grub Screws.
- SRM Include Black Nylon M6 thumb screws (Will not damage wheel-base)
- SRM Include White Nylon M6 thumb screws (Will not damage wheel-base)
All of the above bolts are included so you can try them and use the ones you think best. I would appreciate feedback from you about which work best.
This is an interesting alternative to a QR
