Thrustmaster TSS Handbrake Sparco Mod Plus / Handbrake And Sequential Shifter Modes / Lever Adjustable In Height / High-Grade Components / TM4060107 / TM4060107 + FREE DELIVERY !

The Thrustmaster TSS Handbrake Sparco Mod Plus works in two modes, as a handbrake and as a sequential shifter, so one unit covers two jobs in a racing simulator rig. The lever is adjustable in height to suit how you sit and where the unit is mounted. High-grade components handle the repeated hard pulls that a handbrake takes during a session.

A dedicated handbrake is what makes controlled drifting possible in a sim, because the lever gives an analogue pull rather than a button press. The TSS Handbrake covers a range of racing scenarios where the rear of the car has to be broken loose deliberately. Rally stages and drift events are where it earns its place in a rig.

The lever height is adjustable, so the grip can be set where your hand naturally falls rather than where the unit happens to sit. Getting that height right is what keeps the pull comfortable over a long session instead of forcing a reach. It also lets the same unit work across different seat and rig heights.

Changing the TSS Handbrake between handbrake and sequential shifter mode is a quick transition rather than a teardown. That means the same hardware can serve a rally car in one session and a sequential-shift race car in the next. Precision through the turn stays the same in either mode.

A fully metal structure gives a robust and secure mounting solution for the TSS Handbrake Sparco Mod Plus and the TH8A Add-On Shifter. Metal matters here because a handbrake is pulled hard and sideways, which is exactly the load that flexes a plastic mount. A solid mount keeps the lever where you left it.

The TSS Handbrake Sparco Mod Plus fits a range of gaming setups rather than assuming one fixed cockpit layout. Positioning is flexible, which lets you place it where it works alongside the rest of your Thrustmaster add-ons. That flexibility matters most when the handbrake has to share desk space with a wheel and pedals.

The unit is built from high-grade materials chosen for durability and fluid movement under load. A handbrake gets yanked at full force dozens of times a race, so the mechanism has to return the same feel on the last pull as on the first. That consistency is what a sim racer is actually buying.

The TSS Handbrake Sparco Mod Plus sits in Thrustmaster's line-up of e-sports accessories alongside its wheels, pedals and shifters. Adding a handbrake is usually the step a driver takes after the wheel and pedals are already in place. It is aimed at sim racers building towards a realistic full cockpit.