Choosing between a focused dashboard and a more elaborate display can shape how much information and lighting your sim rig puts in view. For sim racing displays & mods, the SIMPUSH RACELOGIC and SSG DV-8 take noticeably different approaches: one emphasizes defined SimHub readouts, while the other combines a wide-screen display with RGB race cues.
Quick verdict
Choose the SIMPUSH RACELOGIC Dashboard Display if you want a defined set of lap and speed metrics, a single USB connection to a PC, and the lower listed price. Choose the SSG Dashboard Display DV-8 if shift-point, flag, and race-event lighting are central to your setup. The listed price spread is $270.09, so the decision comes down to whether the SSG's additional display and lighting features match how you race.
Listed-price and feature snapshot
| Display | Listed price | Listed setup detail |
|---|---|---|
| SIMPUSH RACELOGIC Dashboard Display | USD 159.90 | SimHub-compatible dashboard; 800x480 color display |
| SSG Dashboard Display DV-8 | USD 429.99 | Wide-screen display; external attachment |
Where each display wins
- SIMPUSH RACELOGIC wins for a SimHub-first dashboard workflow. It specifies five content sets built around lap time, speed, maximum speed, delta time, and lap count, making its intended readouts easy to understand before choosing.
- SSG DV-8 wins for visual race cues. Its 20 RGB LED lights are described for shift points, flags, and race events, with lighting managed through either app control or SimHub.
Product notes
SIMPUSH RACELOGIC Dashboard Display
The SIMPUSH RACELOGIC display suits a SimHub-centered setup that calls for a defined set of race metrics. It has a single LEMO USB connection to a PC, working buttons, and five content sets covering lap time, speed, maximum speed, delta time, and lap count. Those details give shoppers a concrete reason to choose it when dashboard readouts are the priority. The limitation is also clear: it is for SimRacing only, and buyers should know how to use SimHub before buying. The 800x480 color screen provides a specific display format, while the black finish keeps the product description straightforward for a dark rig.
SSG Dashboard Display DV-8
SSG Dashboard Display DV-8 is the more feature-specific choice for shoppers who want race-event lighting integrated with the dash. Along with the 20 RGB LED lights, it offers app control and SimHub control for the lighting modes. Its full aluminum enclosure and VRS mounting option add concrete setup details to weigh when planning a rig. The limitation is its higher listed price relative to SIMPUSH, so the purchase makes the most sense when customizable light cues are genuinely part of the intended setup. The DV-8's wide-screen format also gives shoppers a distinct display style to consider, rather than treating both dashboards as interchangeable screens.
Final choice by use case
- Choose SIMPUSH RACELOGIC at USD 159.90 when your priority is a defined set of lap and speed readouts, SimHub use, and a direct USB-to-PC connection.
- Choose SSG DV-8 at USD 429.99 when 20 RGB lights, shift-point and race-event cues, dual lighting control, and the full aluminum enclosure are important to your rig.
In short, SIMPUSH is the clearer choice for a focused dashboard brief. SSG DV-8 is the more involved route for shoppers who specifically want lighting control and a wide-screen display alongside their race data.
