Stream Deck Mount for Fanatec Direct Drive Bases Clubsport, Clubsport+, DD1, DD2, CSL DD & GT DD Pro Wheelbase

SIM RACE MODS LTD.

£15

Mount your Stream Desk to the side of Fanatec DD bases Fits all DD bases and pretty much all aluminium profile Options for v1 (2017-2021) and v2 (2021-) stream decks and the newer scissor key option (2026-) Uses the slot mounts in the side of the wheel base, or the 2 holes in the case of the DD1/DD2 Angle adjustable Mount it on the left or the right side of the Wheelbase, same design for both sides Supplied with all mounting hardware (M6 Screws, T-Nuts, M3 Screws Nuts for faceplate) if you are not sure whether you have the V1 or V2 stream deck check here: https://help.elgato.com/hc/en-us/artic

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