Condition Report — Simpatico Certified Condition Used – Great Tested Inspected, serviced & bench-tested in-house Included Complete — wheel, 50–70 mm quick release adapter, detachable coiled USB cable, tool kit, bolts and original box Notes Light handling marks consistent with normal use. Nothing that affects function. PC only — the display, buttons and encoders run over USB and are not supported on console. Guarantee 45-day money-back functional guarantee This is the same MAX 01 we sell new at $729 — one unit, driven, then brought back across our bench before it went up here. It is CONSPIT's flagship formula rim: 300 x 170 x 87 mm, a CNC carbon fiber front plate over a black-anodized aluminum unibody, and roughly 1,400 g without a quick release. Heavier than a stripped-down GT rim, and deliberately so — there is a lot of hardware on this face. The headline is the 4.0-inch IPS display. At 800 x 480 it is the largest, sharpest screen CONSPIT puts on a wheel, brightness-adjustable, and it runs SimHub natively with CONSPIT's own pre-built dash profiles. Around it sit 29 indicator LEDs — 15 RPM lights in a round arc, six telemetry LEDs split three per side, and eight label LEDs that tell you what your rotaries are currently doing. Twelve buttons (ten RGB-backlit on the face, two on the rear), four thumb encoders with large aluminum caps, four 12-position rotary switches, and two 7-way funky switches give you a full pit-wall's worth of control without a button box. The rotaries are the clever part: each one runs in encoder, switch, remap or macro mode, so a single knob can step through fuel maps in one mode and fire a saved macro in another. Shifts come off silent magnetic Hall-sensor paddles with a damping system and width-adjustable carbon grip surfaces — the quiet, deliberate click you get from wheels costing considerably more. Behind them, two modular Hall-sensored analog paddles can be set up as a dual clutch with an adjustable bite point, or split into throttle and brake. The 50–70 mm adapter is included with this unit, so Simucube, Fanatec, Simagic, Asetek, VRS and MOZA bases all take it. Wheel configuration runs through CONSPIT Link; RGB and telemetry run through SimHub. PC only. One available. The photos show the exact unit that ships. When it sells, the listing is done.
