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I started a new topic because the previous topic name was bad and I wanted change topic name but I couldn't :S My YouTube Channel: http://www.youtube.com/user/tbazsi95 Sometimes I make a onboard videos, live or recorded. I love simracing! If you like my videos, subscribe to my channel Best Onboard videos: GoPro Hero3 Silver Edition - G1 Kart Center - Highlights - Helmet Cam - 2013.10.25 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OA-9B7rqBMw BMW M3 E92 - Drifting - Eurospeedway http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SiqsPO359O0
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Hi guys! So we have just finished building a new GT rig (not 100% complete as we are still waiting for the Tilton Hydraulic Pedals and a new steering wheel to arrive) So some details about the setup Running a 3DOF setup (seat mover and traction loss, 150mm actuators SCN5) Actuators are housed in a customer cylinder we have designed which reduces noise by up to 80% Accuforce steering system (still waiting for the new wheel to arrive from Ricmotech) 49" QLED 32:9 samsung monitor Frame is all hand built, rolled and welded. Sent to the powder coaters for that final finish PC is mounted underneath to make it a complete unit running the following specs Core i-7 8700k overclocked to 5.1GHz water cooled RTX 2080Ti watercooled overclocked 16Gb DDR4 4266Mhz 250Gb Samsung Pro M2 Vive Pro VR (it is epic!) All wiring is run through the steel tubing so hardly any wires exposed 5 point racing harness Genuine Racing Bucket Seat (it is tight!) Adjustable pedals (just waiting for the Ricmotech Tilton Hydraulic set to arrive) Heuksinveld Shifter and handbrake Let me know what you think to the design, any questions fire away! Also any improvements you guys would make?
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Hello guys, I wanted to share with you my race rig project. When I started designing it I wanted to make one that you can easily adjust to sit in almost any race and road car position. So I stated by gathering information about the dimensions and the angle of different positions. I took 10 cars as models for my project. (4 F1 Cars: F1 2015, F1 198o's, F1 1970's, F1 1960's; 1 WRC car; 1 La Ferrari, 1 GT2; 2 Normal road cars: BMW M4, FIAT 500; and an ALFA 155 TI V6). I think that these examples are more than enough to accommodate almost any position. The rig is designed to fit only direct drive technology, because the motor needs to sit back and transmit through a cardan shaft the rotation to the steering. The pedals are lifted to the right height by a scissor jack. Both the upper part (that holds the motor, wheel, shifter, and monitor), and the pedal jack are movable through linear bearings. The seat is composed of 4 parts that move to accommodate almost any race and road car seat. The problem with having a one or two parts seat, when tilting it to obtain the correct position is that the back of the seat needs to bend to hold your back in the correct shape. So as a consequence the 4 parts are designed to fit correctly your body. All the adjustments of the rig are made with linear bearings, clamps, and screw type jack (pedals, and seat bottom height), so it is thought out to never get out of the rig to adjust it to the new position. I want to thank the Grabcad community for some of the 3D objects I use in my model. (the steering wheels, and human model) as well as Assetto Corsa for creating such realistic and beautiful detailed car interiors. I hope you like it. PS: I only managed to render the model for 2 positions: (F1 2015, and WRC Car)
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Hello all, so I am on the fence between these two rigs. I am fairly new to all of this, so from what I've heard, the ART is the newer model and a little sturdier. However, the PRO seems to have more features like a separate monitor stand, speaker mounts, and a built in cup holder. I like the idea of having the speaker mounts right next to my head like on the PRO. The ART seems to have a buttkicker mount under accessories while the PRO does not. Does this mean that you can't use a buttkicker or something similar with the PRO? Suggestions are welcome! Which one would I be better off getting? Thanks!
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hello can any one locate for me a used OMP GT 310 steering wheel thanks
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For sale is a very lightly used Fanatec steering wheel. This is the suede leather version. Always used with racing gloves. It comes with the mounting hardware to mount to ClubSport Wheel base. Asking $115 shipped US.
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Selling a Fanatec GT steering wheel. This is just the wheel no hub. Looking to sell for $70 shipped.
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Selling my Fanatec ClubSport Wheel Rim GT, barely used
Flux_Capacitor posted a topic in Sim Gear - Buy and Sell
I was dumb to buy this for a formula rig. I barely used it, it was obvious right away I had make a mistake. Here's the auction on eBay, starting bid at $49 (retail $99): https://www.ebay.com/itm/263385466938 Official description (pre-order only, releases Dec 14th): https://www.fanatec.com/us-en/steering-wheel-accessories/clubsport-wheel-rim-gt-us.html -
SOLD! For Sale $65 shipped! I have a used Thrustmaster Ferrari GTE wheel. It functions perfectly. It has a lot of scuff marks on it. It wasn't used that much, the scuffs are from storing the wheel with other wheels and sim racing gear in a box by my rig. The pictures make it look worse than it really is. Payment will be PayPal F&F, or you pay fee, choice is yours. I will ship for free, and provide tracking. Continental U.S. buyers only please, will not ship internationally.
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Purchased a t300 RS GT at the start of July and have had seamless hours of entertainment with it, all of a sudden it decides not to have any force feedback while playing project cars or dirt 4 On the ps4 menu it is great, but as soon as you load a game it goes slack and the ffb disappears all together. Strange thing is it works on the PS3 and works when plugged into my laptop Any help is appreciated at this present time
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I'm in the northern New Jersey area and am looking for a (preferably as close to new as possible) T300 RS GT. Thanks
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Is anybody interested in driving in a Formula Gran Turismo league on GT6? The league is part of the SRL Company which hosts a varianty of league races on GT6 and the Codemasters F1 Franchise (PS3 & PS4). The Formula Gran Turismo races are held on Saturday's at 17:00 German time / 4:00 PM British time. The first race of the season is held on the Red Bull Ring in Austria at the 8th of april. If you're interested in participating than reply to this topic or contact me at [email protected] Thank you for taking your time to read this post and I hope to see you on track!
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First of all i would like to introduce myself, i'm new to this forum but have been watching the show and sim racing for quite a few years now. recently i purchased a t500rs, and i absolutely love it. My friend who happens to be a graphic designer/ print technician and also has a thrustmaster tx wheel noted how nice the standard gt rim for the t500rs is. I also like the feeling of the standard gt rim but it does look a little bland. a few days later my friend came up with the idea of creating a vinyl sticker set for the wheel and personally i love the result. we are thinking of creating a couple of variations for the stock t500 rim and doing a couple of other thrustmaster wheels, like redoing the Ferrari f1 wheel. I've also just received my steel series srw-s1 wheel which i am modding to be used with the t500rs, so a sticker set for this could also be a possibility. so the purpose of this thread is to Gage interest, see if this would be a product people are willing to buy. how many of you use the stock rim? my friend actually purchased a second hand one to put on his tx. the set would include all the button stickers, two center horn stickers (one the exact size of the horn section as you see it, and one that's bigger so the Alan key bolts can be removed and the sticker wrapped round the horn press for a better finish) and the yellow tape style sticker for the center mark. Here are just 2 examples, we are planning more and different wheels. I have no idea what the price and availability would be yet, as i just want to Gage interest. here are a few pictures, sorry for the poor quality.
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Hello fellow sim racers, the last months I’ve been lurking around the forum and checked out "almost" all the rigs you guys have, all of them are amazing in their own way. That inspired me to make a “makeshift rig” myself so I started having my own Extreme Budget Sim Rig “EBSR”. (Pictures coming) My Kit: PC: Toshiba Sattelite L50-A-1CU Wheel: Logitech Driving Force GT Handbrake: Logitech Attack 3 Joystick Seat: (New) Fiat Punto Passanger seat / (Old) Ikea Poäng Now my wheel, “handbrake” and my laptop are mounted on a Bedside table that once caught fire in our flat and wasn’t used after that’s why its a bit charred, I carfully mounted some planks of wood on it, including the “inverted mount” for the DFGT pedals that I made yesterday, going to improve the top bit that was kinda makeshift just to try the inverted pedals out. They’re also going to be at a higher angle when that’s finnished. Actually its comfortable position I sit in, I’m sure a propper racing seat would be better. I took out the drawer that was in the bedside table so I have leg room, the computer is sitting on top of 6 comics and a notebook stand so I can see well. My next big upgrades are going to be a big enough monitor and a car seat. The bedside table as no wobble or movement and is comfortable enough for me at the moment. PICTURES!! NOTE: I did everything with hand saws and manual screw drivers, I shed quite some sweat to make this. First how it all started a couple months ago when I bought my first FFB Steering Wheel, The Logitech DFP. Then I also had it on my wobbly desk: How I made my "pedal inversion mod" recently: And temporarely mounted on the Rig: And The Rig itself (Gonna use my actual speakers when I have my rca to aux cable back which I left at a friends house): My Notebook Stand (will be replaced with an actual monitor: And the cable managment (basically the screws that are holding the pedal mod): Its such a funny looking rig but it actually performs better than I expected hahah. [UPDATE] New Seat is here, I got a passenger seat from a fiat punto that had to go to a wrecking yard, so the owner gave me this seat. It still has the foreward and backward moving mechanism and a little bit annoying wheel to adjust the angle of the back. But I gotta say its the most comfortable place to sit in the house at the moment. Now Im just waiting to get my Rig from above images to my new place, then I will take out one of the palettes and it will kinda be in the perfect driving position. Anyway, more updates coming soon, for now I just wanna race a bit. CHEERS! -
hello selling a hydraulic mod (component and instructions) . works on cst pedals but could work on any other system such as tilton or wilwood pedals . good for diyers 300 dollars I bought that for hydraulic clutch and simply changed my mind come with sam sensor of 1000 psi (for additional 150 dollars can con witha measpec to use with dsd board ) -
Hello again fellow hardware enthusiasts, I have another oddball piece I thought I would ask about. I am in need of the small surface mount PS/2 plug from a Thrustmaster rim (rim side only). Basically it is the plug that mounts inside any thrustmaster rim quick release hub and plugs into the PCB inside the rim itself. I am looking to make a USB rim/button plate work with Thrustmaster bases for a fellow sim racer and would like that plug so the rim can connect electronically upon mounting the rim to the base. I would prefer using an original Thrustmaster plug rather than trying to rig up a regular PS/2 plug inside the hub. If anyone has one of these plugs/harnesses left over from a project I would love to buy it. Just post a comment or PM and I will respond ASAP. Thanks again, Seth.
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