Spinner Racing Kit (for FightBox R10 Pro)

FightBox Spinner Racing Kit (Red) – Your Arcade Controller Becomes a Steering Wheel

Got a FightBox R5, R9, or R10-PRO and want to finally play retro racing titles with real steering wheel feel? That's exactly what the Spinner Racing Kit was built for. It transforms the built-in spinner of your controller into a full arcade racing setup – including pedals. Our unit comes in the eye-catching red version.

The Steering Wheel

The 21 cm steering wheel clips directly onto the existing Spinner knob – no drilling, no modding required. The diameter is intentionally compact: large enough for precise steering inputs, small enough to stay manageable on your desk or lap. It matches the feel of a classic arcade steering wheel from the cabinets of the 80s and 90s – pure old-school vibes.

The Pedals

The kit includes a dual pedal set that connects via USB – Plug-and-Play, no driver installation needed. The pedals come pre-mapped to the X and M keys, making them instantly compatible with most MAME configurations and RetroArch setups. Gas and brake, just plug in and go. The mechanical pedals are built for a long service life of several million actuation cycles.

Compatibility

The Spinner Racing Kit is specifically designed for the FightBox R5, R9, and R10-PRO and mounts directly onto the spinner knob found on those models. No official compatibility is stated for other controller models. If you own an R9 or R10-PRO and love playing classics like Out Run, Pole Position, Turbo, or Cruis'n USA in MAME, this gives you a clean, hassle-free racing setup.

Platforms & Software

Thanks to the USB interface and standard keyboard mapping, the kit works right away with:

• MAME
• RetroArch
• Recalbox / Batocera / RetroPie
• MiSTer FPGA
• Virtually any system that accepts keyboard input

What You Should Know

This kit is an add-on – no FightBox controller is included. You'll need a compatible FightBox R5, R9, or R10-PRO as the base. For the best racing experience, a stable surface or securing the controller is recommended, as the steering wheel naturally transfers rotational forces to the enclosure.