Collection: Conspit Handbrakes

Yes. It connects directly to the PC and is recognised as an independent device, so it does not depend on your base. Configuration runs through the Conspit software and the inputs are then mapped in each simulation.

Modulation. A spring and potentiometer model gives a linear travel and an effectively on-off response. Hydraulic builds resistance as you pull, which lets you stop at 40 percent of braking and stay there — exactly what holding an angle in drift requires.

That is the intended and most solid mounting, because a handbrake takes significant lateral load. On a desk mount or a wooden structure you need an anchor point able to take that force, otherwise the whole thing shifts on every pull and modulation becomes impossible.

Behaviour is set through circuit pressure and lever positioning, which lets you tune the effort needed to reach the stop according to your strength and your discipline. A drift driver usually wants a firmer lever than a rally driver.

Yes, nothing requires the right side. Extrusion mounting leaves the position open, and some drivers prefer the left depending on their rig layout or where their shifter sits. It comes down to available space.

No, it is intended for PC. That is true of nearly every hydraulic handbrake on the market: consoles do not expose additional peripherals this way.

A closed hydraulic circuit asks for very little: periodically check there is no play at the lever and that the mounting points are clean. There is no routine bleeding to do in normal use.

The Conspit manufacturer warranty covers the product. As the official distributor for the brand in Canada, PassionSim handles service and technical support directly.