V2 JINX ARB, Shifter & Brake Bias Gaming Combo - Silver Gear Knob:Black Polyurethane Rubber / Silver Gear Knob Momentary (spring return) Off-(on) toggle QS-CH2
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V2 JINX ARB, Shifter & Brake Bias Gaming Combo Silver Gear Knob:Black Polyurethane Rubber Silver Gear Knob Momentary (spring return) Off (on) toggle QS CH2 Momentary (spring return) Off (on) toggle with safety cover Magnetic “MagFlip” (Patent) Rocker Arm Shift Camset: Derived from real Formula racing Steering Wheels The best of the best are able to manipulate the bias on the fly throughout a lap to gain time so having the ability to change the way a car behaves under braking is very useful and Ideal to help manage longer races Upgrading from 8 steps the new electronics in the V2 JINX Full combo unit offers a 12 step adjustment in the ARB
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