Pro-Sim PSL Sequential Shifter Review by The Simpit

Back in December 2016 we introduced you the Pro-Sim PSL Sequential Shifter by Pro-Sim developed in partnership with R.T. Quaife Engineering, Ltd which is a British manufacturer of automotive drive-train products for both road-going and racing cars.

Now Shaun Cole of The Simpit takes an in-depth look at the PSL (Pro-Sim Lite) Sequential Shifter. Shaun reviews the design and functionality and performs a hands-on test breaking down how the product performs on track.

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The PSL Sequential Shifter mechanism is CNC machined and case hardened for prolonged life. It features the same principle as the Pro-Sim V1 top of the range shifter. The high-quality mechanics are housed between two powder coated plates that can be mounted to any flat surface via 4 M6 bolts. To enhance the reliability and counter mechanical wear the gears triggered via magnetic switches.

Optionally you can upgrade the standard fitted PSL nylon shift knob to a higher quality aluminum version. You can also choose to upgrade the shaft for up to 150mm extra length with 80mm of adjustment.

The shifter will be supplied as a stand-alone USB game controller device and will be compatible with all major racing games on PC. It may also be possible to connect the Pro-Sim Lite Shifter to a USB keyboard emulator for use on PlayStation.

The Pro-Sim PSL Sequential Shifter is on sale for £329.17 (€383.78 – $427.85) ex VAT.  The aluminum knob option will add another £10.00 (€11.96 – $12.84) while a shaft extension will cost you £50.00 (€59.82 – $62.43).

For current pricing and shipping costs, check out the official Pro-Sim website.

Official Webpage – www.pro-sim.co.uk