CONSPIT ARES Front Mount Bracket

Most wheelbase flex under hard force feedback comes down to where the base is mounted, not the base itself — a side-plate mount lets torque twist the whole assembly under load. This bracket moves your ARES wheelbase to the front plate instead, shortening the lever arm and noticeably cutting flex when the wheel is fighting you through a curb strike or a big FFB spike. It's CNC-machined steel with a matte black finish, ships with the mounting hardware you need, and the slotted holes give you room to adjust height and tilt until the wheel sits where you actually want it relative to the seat. At $20, it's a cheap fix for a real problem: if your ARES base feels like it's rocking on its mount during hard cornering effects, this is the part that actually stops it — not another round of tightening bolts.