RS Dash

About RS Dash

Based on "pCars Dash", the must have companion telemetry app for Project Cars, RS Dash builds on that popular app to add support for Project CARS 2 & 3, F1 2020, F1 2019, F1 2018, F1 2017, F1 2016, Forza Motorsport 7, RaceRoom Racing Experience, Assetto Corsa, Assetto Corsa Competizione, RFactor 2, AutoMobilista and iRacing.

Please note, this app is not free, in-app purchases are required to activate each racing game interface depending on which of these racing simulators you own.

RS Dash features real-time vehicle telemetry of crucial vehicle data. Designed by a race car driver for race car drivers it includes graphing of rpm, speed, gear, throttle and brake position per lap and a lap chart system including sector by sector breakdown.

Get the advantage over your opposition by knowing exactly whats going on with your car at all times. Every litre of fuel adds extra weight and costs you time, not sure how much fuel you need for a race? RS Dash provides live fuel usage statistics so you can see exactly how many liters you need to put in your tank for each racing lap.

Want more? There is also a HUD and one of the most important things, a dedicated race page showing you critical fuel, tire (wear/temps), brake (temps), damage and lap timing, a must have for any racer.

Note: Feature availability in RS Dash depends on the racing game this app is being used with as the different games offer varying degrees of telemetry data.

This app will work with both the PC and Console versions of Project CARS, F1 20xx and Forza Motorsport 7. Important Note: Console users of Project Cars 2 require Project Cars 2 patch v2.0 or newer which adds the option for the UDP telemetry to be enabled.
For RaceRoom Racing Experience, Assetto Corsa, Assetto Corsa Competizione, RFactor 2, AutoMobilista and iRacing this app will only work with the Windows PC version of those racing games and will require the "RS Transmitter" application to be installed on the same PC as the game. The "RS Transmitter" application can be downloaded from the Pocket Playground website.