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Hello all, ********* Please Note**** Fanatec Base, Wheel, Pedals, Handbrake and Shift are NOT Included. They are for reference purposes only. Any posts or questions concerning the mentioned will not get a response. RS1 Assetto Corsa Edition Color with Mouse/Keyboard Arm and Side Shifter Mount is up for sale for $700. Local pickup only. Shipping this will be a nightmare due to its strange dimensions and size. (I might consider but expect a large shipping amount with freight charges) I tried to sell this a few years ago but all buyers backed out or wanted pieces. I used it about 1 more year after my previous post before moving on to other life changing things. There are a few powder coating chip marks from mounting sim rig attachments and sim gear. Nothing to worry about but even slight blemishes are present from the factory. Please let me know if you have any questions. Price is $700. Period.

Hello Everyone! I'm just getting started in sim racing and thought I'd share my rig and ideas with those who might find it interesting. This is the RS500 (also known as the RS1 if you use a Logitech wheel) from Ricmotech. While this is just the start, it's currently in a usable state, so I figured I'd share it as is. I'll make sure to update the lists below and add more images as I work on the build. If you can think of anything that might help improve the build or would be nice for a noob to know, I'd be happy to hear from you Main Components RS500 chassis from Ricmotech (DIY build) Thrustmaster T300 RS GT wheel Thrustmaster T3PA Pro pedals Thrustmaster TH8A shifter DIY handbrake Sony 42" TV NRG racing seat Build Videos Part 1 - RS500 Main Rig Build Part 2 - RS500 Console and Mounting Hardware DIY Bass Shakers (Tactile Transducers) Near Future Plans Button box built into the console Carpeting the platform Wrapping the rig in laminate T molding on the edges Outfitting some sort of speaker system Adding LEDs and other electronic components for fun