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Sim Rigs - Let’s see yours

Ah didn’t realise you needed an adapter. Still might be something to look into.
 
Moza not compatible with ps5 unless you don't mind using an adaptor. £520 is a cracking price for the RS50.

As for a rig, if you can leave it setup I'd go for an extrusion type one (SIM lab, GT omega prime etc). They are quite industrial/ ugly. If you need something more aesthetically pleasing with the possibility of sliding it away behind sofa or in a cupboard, a lot of people like the Playseat Trophy.
 
Hang on with the RS50 you still need to stump up another £350 for the pedals? Do they not sell a bundle?
 
Hang on with the RS50 you still need to stump up another £350 for the pedals? Do they not sell a bundle?
They don’t, but even so with the vouchers it comes to £520 with the basic pedal set, which is a load cell brake

 
I get the Logitech set coming in at £680? You must have some cracking vouchers!

That's ps/pc base, stock pedals, Xbox wheel hub and track rim as round is out of stock.
 
I get the Logitech set coming in at £680? You must have some cracking vouchers!

That's ps/pc base, stock pedals, Xbox wheel hub and track rim as round is out of stock.

Two codes, one is HOLLOW and then sign up for the newsletter and they send you a 15% voucher code. Can use both.

It's £530, or do it in two transactions (rim and pedals separate) and strangely it's £520, just need two 15% codes.
 
3D printed clips for the NLR GT Track frame.

Two sizes for the difference leg sections - clip on perfectly. No more shitty dangling wires or cable-ties attempting to keep it all neat.

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Went for the knock-off 8Nm boost kit over the 5Nm default Fanatec offering. Half the price of the official item, but it works well. Glad I bought it.


I did the same as you but got it from aliexpress. Looks exactly the same and is cheaper, so long as you don't mind waiting longer for delivery. I agree though, it works well and no issues.
 
That's OK then. Just thought you'd thrown in the towel completely!
Its finding the time. Once I get into a decent routine I'll try to get at least an hour a day in at some point. Forza will be the catalyst I expect after holiday.
 
Think I’m late to the party but this is my set up!

Triple 34” MSI ultra wide, Ali profile rig, simagic eco system- P500 pedals which are being upgraded to sprints soon, alpha mini wheel base and GT Neo wheel

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Finished doing Nords 24 today in the Porsche cup on iRacing, normally an LMP3 merchant in officials and competing in leagues :)
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Upgraded my single 49" UW to triple 32" monitors last week. Bought them off a dude local to my work who was looking for a quick sale.

We done the Nurburgring 24 at the weekend also and managed to bag the win in the TCR (Split 3 on the main timeslot).
 
Thinking of adjusting my GT Track pedal plate to be at an angle - see how that fares. Do many others just leave their pedal bases horizontal, or on an incline?

I tend to have the seat, wheel and pedals in a more traditional car position, rather than an F1 style. I've seen some setups where the recline has been set so far back, it's like being a ball turret gunner on a B-17.


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Built my own using ffbeast and a hoverboard motor and part CNC’d carbon fibre sheet and 3D printing for the actual wheel itself.

Pedals from from a design I liked the look of, CNC’d sheet steel (powder coated) and load cell for the brake.

just finished up the final design for the wheel base as the current version is bolted to 2020 extension which is clamped to my desk via 2 massive bessey clamps, will be glad to be rid of those!
 
Built my own using ffbeast and a hoverboard motor and part CNC’d carbon fibre sheet and 3D printing for the actual wheel itself.

Pedals from from a design I liked the look of, CNC’d sheet steel (powder coated) and load cell for the brake.

just finished up the final design for the wheel base as the current version is bolted to 2020 extension which is clamped to my desk via 2 massive bessey clamps, will be glad to be rid of those!

A home made wheel?! I think we need pictures of this.
 
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