Super Racing Parts

1in. bore, 1/4in. keyway with pin. Includes 2 set screws. Application: Brake, Bore Diameter (in.): 1, Drum Diameter (in.): 4, Keyway (in.): 1/4, Outside Diameter (in.): 4, Pad Diameter (in.): 1 1/16, Width (in.): 1

LOGITECH G27 RACING WHEEL - 16 - 8-WAY D-PAD - WINDOWS XP OR WINDOWS VISTA OR WINDOWS 7G27 RACING WHEEL - 16 - 8-WAY D-PAD - WINDOWS XP OR WINDOWS VISTA OR WINDOWS 7 Manufacturer : LOGITECH UPC : 097855056979

The Simraceway SRW-S1 Steering Wheel co-developed with SteelSeries, provides a fully customizable driving experience where the steering, shift and pedal controls are in your hands on a free-standing, real-wheel design. The SRW-S1 will work with any major PC racing title*, but was specifically designed alongside some of the world's top Indy Race Car drivers while using the Simraceway online racing platform. Note that some functionality such as gear shift lights will operate only within the Simraceway game. Simraceway SRW-S1 Steering Wheel key features include 15 fully programmable buttons and directional pad for a personalized set-up, customizable steering sensitivity coupled with quick rotary dials for driving aids, interactive in-game RPM and Shift Indicator lights that respond to Simraceway online gameplay, real-feel Rubberized racing wheel comfort grips with realistic racing wheel shifters for true to life racing experience, and quick set-up plug and play while racing in the online Simraceway platform.

Grab the wheel for some down-home racing fun! The "Days of Thunder" are right around the next bend with InterAct's V3. Whether you play on a cluttered desk, or prefer the comfort of your Barc-O-Lounger, the V3 is perfect for the Dale Jarret wannabees in your home.

Redcat Racing Brake Disc and Plates Set Part# 02044

This is the Brake Pad Set for the HPI Baja. Used to help stop the vehicle.FEATURES: Metal and composite fiber constructionINCLUDES: (2) Brake PadsREQUIRES: InstallationSPECS: Length: 1.895" (48mm) Width: 0.384" (9.7mm) Thickness: 0.19" (4.8mm)HPIPart HPI87456

This is the Brake Plate and Pad Set for the HPI Savage Trucks. This set is also included in the Dual Disc Brake Set, HPIC8754.FEATURES: Restores proper braking performanceINCLUDESThree aluminum brake platesTwo composite paper pads, HPIC6146REQUIRES: Installing on vehicleWeight in box: 0.01 kg (0.03 lb)UPC: 4944258871547

Ferrari GT Experience 3-in-1 Racing Wheel for PC, PS2, PS3 Linear resistance Auto-centring Realistic resistance thanks to the "bungee cord" system, an exclusive design bearing the mark of Thrustmaster's expertise (exclusive on all platforms!)   Ferrari®-style realistic on-wheel sequential gear shift levers Two Ferrari® style digital gear shift levers located on the wheel   Product manufactured under official Ferrari® license. The name with worldwide notoriety! (exclusive on all platforms!) Ferrari® is the emblem of victory and automotive competition - values that are genuinely appreciated by gamers Ferrari® and Thrustmaster® share the same values: passion, performance, innovation and quality.  

In the grand and classic racing tradition of Excitebike, get ready for a big-air experience like no other! Players rocket their trucks across dynamically changing terrain in this nitrous-injected, high-flying racer for speed junkies. Showing the Wii Remote controller's versatility, players tilt the controller on its side to turn it into a wireless steering wheel! The Wii's 4x4 title goes off-road and flies high! Use the Wii remote to control your rig in mid-air. View larger. Multiple racing modes allow for different types of challenges. View larger. Rigs of all shapes and designs are featured. View larger. Steer by using the Wii remote like a wheel! View larger. Arcade excitement, arcade feel Excite Truck doesn't hide the fact that it's an arcade racer. You won't be modifying your rig with aftermarket parts or racing to win the heart of some flag-waving girl. You will, however, go fast- very fast. It would be easy to stay on the dirt path that defines the race track, but if you plan on truly winning in Excite Truck, you have to go off road and in the air. Your true success in each race is based on a star system. The more stars you get by performing stunts, drifts and more, the better your rank. Netting lots of stars is not for the feint of heart. You'll need to cruise through fields of trees, launch yourself high in the air, hang on around curves for dear life and smash the daylights out of other trucks. All this and you still want to finish the race in first place. Turbo originality As with the game's spiritual predecessor, the NES classic Excitebike, you can turbo to your heart's content, but if you push the envelope too far, your rig will overheat, causing you to stall until it cools down. If you smash into a tree, go to far into the water or come face-to-face with a rock known as a mountain, you'll need to mash the 2 Button to right your truck and get back on the road. The Wii-unique aspect of Excite Truck is the way you hold the Remote. Instead of its traditional vertical configuration, you hold it in a horizontal fashion, like the center bar of a steering wheel. You move the remote in the same fashion that you would a car steering wheel, tilting your right hand up if you want to turn left and your left hand up if you want to go right. When your truck goes airborne, its front end will lean toward the ground if you tilt the Remote away from you, and if you tilt the Remote toward to, your truck's front end will point up, allowing you to catch a little more air. If you catch enough air, you can try to pull off a 720 and, if you're daring enough, a 1080. The more midair spins you can perform, the more stars you earn. Plus, remember tilting your arms while playing Excitebike to try to make your character land a huge jump? Now that move will actually affect the game in Excite Truck. "Raze" the track The game features a Dynamic Terrain power-up. When you drive over this symbol, the road ahead changes, sometimes it plows upward to give you an extra hill to jump off. Other times, the terrain can sink, sometimes exposing water that can cool off an overheating engine. If you time the Dynamic Terrain activation just right, you can earn stars by sending racers out in front of you for an unexpected flight. Excite Truck's tracks also contain POW power-ups. This gives you clutch invincibility as you dare to go off the road and into the woods for a star-flooded tree run. Excite Truck lets you customize the in-game music you race to. Download an MP3 to an SD card and explore Excite Truck's sound options to hear the tunes you want. The speed of the game is one thing, going fast to tunes that get you pumped up makes the game a pulse-pounding experience.

Excite Truck brings back grand racing tradition of Excitebike. Get ready for a big-air experience like no other! Players rocket their trucks across dynamically changing terrain in this nitrous-injected, high-flying racer for speed junkies. Showing the Wii Remote controller's versatility, players tilt the controller on its side to turn it into a wireless steering wheel. Jump and bump your way to the highest score and highest finish

NASCAR Racing Season 2003 brings the intensity, grit, and roaring sound of NASCAR to the PC. This 2003 incarnation of Sierra's 10-year old series is once again built by Papyrus, the first name in racing simulation fidelity. It doesn't disappoint. NASCAR Racing Season 2003 features 23 venues including all the real-world tracks in the Winston Cup series, every major driver, and all the licensing NASCAR is famous for. There's advertising everywhere, from M&Ms to Cingular Wireless and AOL, but that only makes the game look more realistic. True to the NASCAR Racing legacy, this isn't an arcade racing game. You can crank the realism settings up and expect to race in all the qualifying rounds to determine your place in the opening pack for the race itself. You can set the physics to perfectly model the real world, where you have to fight your car every step of the way. Set the AI to maximum and you'll have to battle for every inch of track space. You can even tweak the tire pressure and brakes, and set how your pit crew behaves. It's a race fan and grease monkey's dream come true. Less hardcore fans have the option of dialing down the realism settings. You can add a green line to the track showing the ideal route, let the computer help you with traction, steering, and braking, and even set unlimited fuel and unbreakable cars. Admirably, Papyrus puts you in charge of your NASCAR experience. The graphics are decent, better than last season but behind the curve when compared with other games. Cars look good up close, and the sense of speed is extremely realistic. The sun glints in your windshield and the smoke effects are impressive. But farther way, even at the highest detail settings, there are problems with shimmering and jagged lines around cars and objects. The audio is perfect, from the pit crew giving advice to the roar of the engines; it's all very convincing. NASCAR may look like a crowd of cars all turning left but in reality it's split second timing, daring, and skill. It's not easy riding an oval for 20-200 laps at high speed with little margin for error, or passing a crowd of 10 two-ton vehicles all hurtling along in excess of 170MPH. This game perfectly shows just how hard NASCAR racing can be. One word of caution before you get the green light: the keyboard or a game pad will let you play reasonably well, but you'll never take the checkered flag without a good force feedback steering wheel. --Bob Andrews Pros: Fun NASCAR racing for both beginners and experts The best racing simulation on the market Cons: Some long distance graphics flaws Confusing menus and interface

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