
Fanatec DD / DD+ Cooling System
The original Widdowmaker twin-fan racer-cooling system.

Purpose-built sim-racing hardware developed from the rig, tested in the real world and refined for racers. Start here, choose a product, then open its dedicated page for the full story.
This is the product directory. Each product has its own page with details, images and development or availability status.

The original Widdowmaker twin-fan racer-cooling system.

For the cable OCD guys — a clean finishing touch for aluminium-profile sim rigs.

An 8-piece tuning concept: black solid for extra firmness and reduced travel; red hollow for more compliance. Pedal-specific design and hardware testing before release.

An 8-piece tuning concept: black solid for extra firmness and reduced travel; red hollow for more compliance. Pedal-specific design and hardware testing before release.

A shared-casing cooling platform now moving through real-world fitment testing.
A non-invasive cooling solution being developed for the RS50 platform.

Purpose-designed Widdowmaker electronics for telemetry-controlled airflow.
A future Widdowmaker cooling platform for compatible Thrustmaster wheelbases.
Rig-focused mouse pads developed and tested for sim-racing setups.
Development content now lives on each project's own page so progress, prototypes and voting stay attached to the product they belong to.
In Development — explore the black solid / red hollow 8-piece brake tuning concept.
OPEN BRAKE KIT PROJECTIn Development — explore the black solid / red hollow 8-piece brake tuning concept.
OPEN BRAKE KIT PROJECTCustom USB-C electronics, dual PWM outputs and a purpose-built enclosure path.
OPEN SIMHUB PROJECTLive interest totals for products with voting are kept on one simple results page.
VIEW INTEREST RESULTSOwn Logitech G PRO or Fanatec ClubSport V3 pedals? Help Widdowmaker develop the kits before they go on sale. We are looking for honest feedback on fit, brake feel, pedal travel and repeated use.
Widdowmaker started with the racing. Follow the story on YouTube and TubeSpace, or join the Discord to see development as it happens.
Use the interest votes on supported product pages to help guide future development. The brake-kit pages also explain how to enquire about prototype testing.