Conspit 50-70mm PCD Spacer

The Conspit 50-70mm PCD Spacer is a steering wheel adapter designed to adjust wheel distance and improve driving ergonomics. It allows precise positioning without sacrificing rigidity or compatibility.

KEY BENEFITS

• Brings the steering wheel closer for a more natural and controlled driving position
• Reduces fatigue during long sessions by improving reach and posture
• Maintains rigidity with no added flex in high-force setups
• Expands compatibility between different wheel and hub bolt patterns
• Enables fine-tuning of cockpit ergonomics without replacing core components

WHO IT’S FOR

This is ideal for sim racers who want to refine their driving position without rebuilding their setup. It works well for beginners dialing in comfort, as well as advanced drivers optimizing ergonomics for performance. It is especially useful for cockpit users, drifting setups, and endurance racing where positioning directly impacts control and consistency.

KEY FEATURES

The Conspit 50-70mm PCD Spacer is designed to bridge compatibility between 50mm and 70mm bolt patterns commonly found in sim racing wheels and hubs. It integrates cleanly with both quick release systems and direct mounting setups, allowing flexible placement within the steering assembly. The CNC aluminum construction ensures strength while keeping weight low, so force feedback remains direct and unaffected. Installation is straightforward, making it easy to adjust wheel depth with minimal downtime.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

• Product type: steering wheel spacer adapter
• Bolt pattern compatibility: 50 mm PCD and 70 mm PCD
• Material: CNC machined aluminum
• Weight: under 200 g
• Mounting position: between wheel and quick release or quick release and base
• Compatibility: universal steering wheels, hubs, and quick release systems

REAL-WORLD USE / EXPERIENCE

In practice, the Conspit 50-70mm PCD Spacer makes a noticeable difference in how your rig feels. Even a small adjustment in wheel distance can improve steering precision and comfort, especially during longer sessions. Drivers gain better leverage and a more natural arm position, which translates to smoother inputs and less strain. Whether you are correcting a setup that feels too far away or dialing in a competitive driving position, this spacer provides a simple but effective solution.