Racingsimulatorcockpit

Bolted my wheel and pedals on in about twenty minutes and spent the whole evening running laps. The pedal plate angle is adjustable, which saved my ankles on longer stints. Solid rig for the money.

The frame doesn’t budge an inch even when I’m throwing the wheel around in tight corners, which is exactly what I needed after my old setup flexed like a wet noodle. It’s a solid, dedicated foundation that turned my spare room into a proper little track.

Took me a long rainy weekend to assemble, but once it was together, the frame didn't budge an inch even when I was yanking on the wheel during a hard race. The base is rock solid on my carpet, and my office chair is officially retired from sim duty.