I have a "complete" aluminium rig, however, I am between two houses regularly and will be more so soon - Do anyone have mobile solutions? folding alu rig, etc?

image for my current setup, Moza R12 and Simsonn Pedals so it has to be rigid.

I am not hopeful, but maybe some genius ideas round here.

Does the MOZA R9 V3 work on Xbox Series X with the ESX wheel and MOZA pedals? I’ve seen conflicting information on MOZA’s website and heard that the R12 works with this setup.Thanks!

I moved the monitor right behind the wheelbase and adjusted my seating position to be more like an F1 cockpit. Thanks for all the helpful advice!

On top of that, I installed pneumatic vibration isolation mounts, so I can feel the vibrations throughout my whole body 😊

I'm getting a moza r5 bundle and 12 inch wheel for 550 and a moza r5 pro bundle for 729 aud. My thoughts are that I should get the r5 and spend the extra money on a pedal mod kit and getting the clutch pedal, probably even a second hand cheap pxn A7 shifter

But every review that ive seen is along the lines of this bundle is good but not good againt my 7000$ setup and its been difficult to gauge the difference between the r5 and r5 pro, how much of a difference is the .5nm and the 24bit and the srp lite2 over the normal r5 ?

I am upgrading from Logitech g920, i will be using it with desk clamp as a desk system

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.

I come in peace.

I know nothing about sim racing, I had to sneak onto my throwaway account to give my bf zero hints. I want to give him a good pair of gloves to replace the old tattered ones he's been using for years now (this is something he's expressed ever since we got together, so it's not just my speculation haha). Like as a Christmas gift. I just have no idea where to start, so any advice from y'all would be super appreciated.

Thanks in advance y'all :)

The seat half is as close to the pedal half as it can possibly get (the bars in the middle connecting both halves are bumping into bolts on both sides), the seat rail here is centered on top of the seat mount, the seat is at its *furthest point forward* on said rail, and it's still a little too far backward. Is there anything I can do, spare cutting the metal or throwing off the weight balance of the seat by extending the plywood??

I don't race online, never have, just like a quick few laps now and again and love the AI in RaceRoom. When you get used to them, it's a pretty decent race for my skill level anyway. 😆

(First time posting) - Hi everyone. I'm currently doing the research to buy a full sim rig, and I've chosen the wheel base, wheel and pedals (R9 V3, CS V2P and SRP2) but struggling to chose between the Prime Lite-R and the Prime Lite. I know the Prime Lite (usually between £320 and £360 on sale) would be everything I need, but the price on the Lite-R is really attractive right now (£200). GT Omega tells me the Lite-R would work perfectly with my chosen wheel base, wheel and pedals but I'm not too sure about it as I've also seen people say it flexes if driven hard. Does anyone here have experience with these? Do you think I would regret saving this money further down the line? Any feedback is very much appreciated x

I'm planning on getting my first rig during this years black friday sales and wanted to buy a DFP15 + wheel side QR from VRS. I reckon the chances for a bigger discount on these things specifically during bf are low, right?

I'm not really interested in the bundles with the VRS wheels (which might otherwise be the cheapest way to get the wheel base) and I wouldn't buy the full setup right now either way. So the thought of buying hardware I won't even be able to use for another month feels wrong. What is the right way to approach this?

Hello everyone. Here is the idea for playseat trophy dampening. I've done it for my rig and it works amazing. Completely silent, my weight is 92kg and it holds really well.

Somewhat you need is subwoofer dampers and pipe holder from your local hardware store. Just measure the pipe diameter and buy accordingly.

Very simple and effective.

Its on a listing I'm interested an I cant identify it

Added some cardboard around some electronics and then wrapped it with fake alcantara off Amazon. It actually held up great thanks to all the sim racers who gave me this idea🙏🏻

So I’ve been looking to buy my first ever sim racing setup and was considering the Simagic Green Flag bundle, but I’ve heard some people complain about weird or loud noises and vibrations. Does anyone know more about this issue, and should I be looking at a different wheel base?

hi all, i have this rig and i love it but i don't know how to change the height of the pedal plate. is there a way to do that? the manual doesn't say anything, but maybe some of you here founded an alternative solution. thanks in advance!

I'm pleased with how little space in my actual room it takes up. Won't impede my standing VR gaming at all. Don't mind the clutter.