Hey guys, recently I wanted to buy a moza truck clamp and upgrade from sim racing to trucking, but my table is too thick. To be exact, its a ikea alex table with drawers. With a thickness around 4 and 5/8 inches. If I cannot, any recommendations? Can't drill holes, replace the desk, and want to mount it on the table if I can (last resort is buying an external stand, but thats my last last resort). Thanks in advance!

Has anyone managed to use the Divoom Pixoo 64 as a gear indicator or dashboard for sim racing?

I'm looking for an open-source project on GitHub or a way to connect it to SimHub and display real-time telemetry, especially the current gear.

Are there any existing integrations, scripts, or DIY solutions that could make this work?

Llevo unos meses con el t598 y me gustaría cambiar el aro por un vortex de rally sería posible con el adaptador Quick reléase mil gracias dd ante mano ❤️‍🔥

Had been debating for a while and I gotta say the “like night and day difference” comments were not exaggerating.

Hello everyone,

I have a Ryzen 7 9800X3D, an RTX 4090 and 64GB of RAM.

I mainly want to play iRacing and LMU in VR, and occasionally AC Evo as well.

I might also use the headset for flight sims, but nothing else.

I don’t really mind whether it’s wired or wireless.

Which VR headset would you recommend for my specs?

Budget: up to €1,500

Thanks in advance!

My Thrustmaster T-LCM pedals have an intermittent hardware issue. Initially, they were completely dead: the LED would not turn on, and neither of my two PCs detected them via USB. After several attempts, they suddenly started working again, and all three pedals functioned normally in the Thrustmaster calibration software when connected to my T150 wheelbase via RJ12. However, after approximately 15 minutes, they stopped working again.

When connected directly to the PC via USB, the LED sometimes lights up briefly and then turns off. Eventually, it stops lighting up altogether, and Windows no longer detects the pedals.

Has anyone experienced this issue or found a solution?

I’m torn. On one side I have already spent a lot of money, but on the other, I don’t want to skimp out just to replace it later. I’m looking for a middle of the road rig for production car driving/racing. I was originally looking at the NLR Victory rig, but it is currently out of stock, but I found one on Best Buy for 20 more dollars. But I know the victory isn’t a fantastic rig, so I was also looking at the NLR GTRacer 2.0. It would be a rig that would last me longer and be a more permanent fixture.

I don’t know a lot about cockpits since it’s my first one. The GTRacer rig is a bit out of my price range, especially if I am also buying a vr along side it but I also want to future proof a bit. What are the professional’s opinions?

I know for a fact I will be buying a new rig since the wheel stand I am using if very poor quality and not built to handle over 5 nm wheels

I am 6’ 3” 260 pounds (190cm 117kg) and currently use a Moza R9 srp2 pedals and a Thrustmaster shifter, with a potential handbrake in the near future

I currently have a set of Fanatec CSL Load Cell pedals, but I’m looking to upgrade; the brake feels too rigid and lacks travel—I’m after something that feels more realistic. My budget is limited, and I’d like a set of pedals that can be upgraded later on—specifically, the ability to add haptic motors. I’ve looked at the SimNet SP Pro and Evo, as well as the Simsonn Plus X, and I’ve heard good things about them, but I’m not sure which ones to choose. I’d appreciate a recommendation. I have $600 available, though I’d prefer to spend around $300—that said, if it’s truly worth it, I could stretch to the full $600 for a pedal set.