SIMAGIC NEO X 310G & 330T: Choose Your Wheel and Livery
The SIMAGIC NEO X makes more sense once you separate three things: the hub that carries the controls, the rim you hold, and the front face you can personalise. The 310G and 330T use different rim shapes, while Lovely Stickers lists a dedicated sticker kit for these two configurations.
This guide helps you identify your NEO X, understand what you are buying and choose a livery that works with its existing controls. Already have the wheel? Head straight to the NEO-X 310G / 330T sticker collection.
Cover: Lovely Stickers catalogue rendering of the 310G with the 2025 Porsche 911 GT3R Manthey Racing-inspired design.
310G or 330T: start with the shape you want to drive
SIMAGIC identifies the NEO X-310G as its GT configuration and the NEO X-330T as its rally configuration. The 310G has flattened upper and lower sections; the 330T has a round outer rim. Both put the NEO X controls around a three-spoke centre.
Image: SIMAGIC.
Think about how your hands move in your favourite cars. If you mostly keep them at the side grips through GT corners, consider the 310G shape. If you regularly feed the wheel through your hands during larger steering corrections, compare the round 330T. That is a useful selection question; the best choice still depends on your driving style and setup.
Image: SIMAGIC.
The hub, paddles and connection are separate choices
The NEO X hub provides eight RGB buttons, two thumb encoders, two illuminated 12-position encoders, two seven-way switches and nine RGB rev lights. You can configure lighting in SimPro Manager or SimHub. For example, a consistent colour scheme for frequently used controls can make the face easier to read alongside a colourful livery. Button assignments and telemetry depend on your software and game.
Check the exact package when ordering hardware: a NEO X hub listing is not automatically a complete wheel with every paddle option. SIMAGIC lists UP+ paddle modules and MagLink among its optional accessories. Its NEO X user manual explains the modular hardware and installation.
For a third-party base on PC, SIMAGIC describes a MagLink connection to the computer and support for common 50 mm and 70 mm quick-release systems through an adapter plate. There are two things to confirm: the mechanical connection to your base and the wheel's USB connection to your PC. A matching bolt pattern alone does not establish electronic compatibility. Use the official hub information to check your intended configuration.
What does the Lovely Stickers kit actually cover?
The kit illustrated here decorates the central three-spoke face. Look at the artwork below: the six mounting holes and the outline of the spokes define the fit. The grip material, illuminated controls and rev-light strip remain visually distinct around it.
Image: Lovely Stickers.
Both featured product descriptions explicitly name NEO-X 310G or 330T. Do not extend that fitment to the 330R, 350W, a bare NEO X hub or an aftermarket rim just because they belong to the same modular family. A hub can accept a rim without that rim sharing the same decorative surface.
Also check that your wheel matches the product photographs: the LS descriptions ask owners to verify the exact version. If yours looks different, send a straight-on photo and the design link through Contact before ordering. Owners of the separate GT NEO model can use our GT NEO guide.
Two ways to give the same wheel a different character
The 2025 Porsche 911 GT3R Manthey Racing-inspired livery shown in the cover brings blue, white and purple across the centre, with the number 92 on the lower spoke. It makes the wheel's centre the focal point. If your cockpit already has a strong colour theme, compare those colours with your seat or base before choosing.
The Printed Brushed Aluminium Porsche design takes a quieter approach: a dark printed metal effect and a central Porsche crest, leaving the illuminated controls to supply most of the colour. The aluminium appearance is printed artwork on a sticker, not a replacement metal faceplate.
Image: Lovely Stickers.
Plan the alignment before peeling the backing
The LS product instructions specify a clean, dry surface and say the wheel does not need to be taken apart for application. Before starting, compare the unpeeled artwork with the centre face. Use the mounting-hole pattern and the lower spoke as alignment references, and check the left and right edges together rather than judging only the centre logo.
Apply smoothly, following our wheel-skin application tutorial for the general technique. These laminated polymer stickers are not designed for repeated removal and reapplication, so take time with the initial positioning.
Ready to choose yours? Browse the SIMAGIC NEO-X 310G / 330T designs. For a specific design request, email info@lovelystickers.com with your wheel version and a reference image or design link.
Hardware sources: SIMAGIC NEO X Series and the linked NEO X user manual. Sticker fitment and application details: the linked Lovely Stickers product descriptions. Checked 21 October 2026. Official product images: SIMAGIC. Livery renderings and cut artwork: Lovely Stickers.