Anodized CNC Aluminium Encoder Knobs for Fanatec Mclaren GT3 Wheel (Also Fits Generic Encoders)

SIM RACE MODS LTD.

£8

I thought these were going to look good but they look stunning! CNC'd aluminium with coloured hard anodized coating If you've ever tried to put a normal encoder knob on the McLaren wheel you'll know the flat part of the shaft doesn't line up with where you want the dial to point, so your numbers are off. This design has the grub screw coming in at the exact angle so when you set it to position 1, the 1 is shown- yes they also look amazing and feel real nice. Supplied with grub screws and Allen tool for installation Sold individually - Multibuy discount applies at checkout They can also fit to

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Registered at Companies House as SIM RACE MODS LTD., number 15496219. Checked 2026-08-29.
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