Photo after each recommendation and plenty of photos in the reviews itself which are all linked in the description. This is not a review but an overview. If you want to know more of certain hardware, then check out the review. Thanks for the feedback.
I absolutely know Treq. Unfortunately it is not such a common brand on my regional second hand market. From what I can see, the Treq one black which is the closest to the rest of the rigs I tested has a lot going for it. The pedal base and addition of some style elements jump out. I am however on the fence about the attachment of both vertical beams and wheelbase holder. This I can not comment about without testing but it certainly looks very good.
@@SimulatedDrivingResource ik ga even verder in het nederlands, dat de wheel base recht op het frame staat is ook hetgene waar ik me meestal zorgen bij maak, ik ben al enige tijd aan het kijken welke ik zou aanschaffen maar aangezien er zoveel concurrentie is van elkaar is dit echt een heel moeilijke keuze..
@@Nilex2140 Laatste rig die ik heb getest met zo een opstelling, de Trak Racer TR80 Lite, die vond ik 'minder' qua stabiliteit. Ik zou toch gaan voor een systeem waar je ten minste 4 maar liefst zelfs 6 attachment points hebt voor je verticale profielen. Helemaal ideaal zou zijn als de profielen naast de horizontale profielen lopen ipv. erop. Bij de Treq zit de wheelbase houder ook op zo een tray dat dan nog eens vastzit aan een profiel dat verticaal staat. Dat mechanisme zat in de SimXpro X80 die ik heb getest en ik was er niet zo tevreden over. Bij de Simlab GT1 Evo daarentegen voelde het wel iets stabieler aan. De ideale methode hier zou een zware plaat zijn tussen de verticale profielen met daarop de wheelbase gemonteerd. Dat geeft het minste flex, of een horizontaal geplaatst profiel met dan EROP een wheelbase houder (ik denk dat dit principe in de GT Omega Prime Lite zat). Ik begrijp dat het moeilijk kiezen is. Alle rigs hebben wel één of meerdere dingen van wat ik zeg mèh. Maar zoals gezegd, de Treq, die heb ik niet getest, enkel gelijkaardige mechanismes dus ik kan me er echt niet volledig over uitspreken enkel maar de vergelijking maken naar andere rigs die dezelfde mechanismes gebruiken.
@@SimulatedDrivingResource appreciate uw feedback echt! Hoe dan ook, het betreft een aanzienlijke kostenpost/investering, daarom wil ik niet meteen voor de goedkoopste optie gaan, maar natuurlijk wel voor de beste waarde voor mijn geld. Het extra plaatje is dus doorslaggevend waardoor je de GT-RS de winnaar noemt?
Shocked this channel hasn't grown more since last time I watched it. I never subscribe to small pages but I liked this one from the start. Just a suggestion - please overlay the name and price of each item you review, maybe just in euro and dollars as I assume your target audience is from there. Cut to pictures a bit more often too :)
The reason are my boring thumbnails and annoyingly undescriptive titles. And probably some other things I have no clue about. But it doesnt matter. In the end, what matters is that I obtain my main objective and that is to help people out and the reactions here suggest I am doing a good job. Unfortunately this video is a wrap so will not make any changes to it but you are absolutely right about the prices. It would be handy I highlight them more. As for pictures... bof... in my general reviews there is quite a lot of video- and picture material I think? Thanks for sticking around. It is really appreciated.
@@SimulatedDrivingResource Thanks for taking my suggestion man! I'll stick around to make sure it happens haha, keep up the good work. There's enough pictures in the videos in general, just this one I wanted to see a bit more and thought others might relate that's all. *Edit* I think a good video idea would be to make a review of the best, most suitable motion sim rigs. I am really looking to get one but I don't know which one would be best for sim racing. My father has a DOF H3 and uses it for his flight sim but I think simracers use one of those "4 legged" ones no? Not sure how to describe other than an aluminum profile rig on active suspension hahah. Then there's also the prices.... which are a bit obnoxious. Really looking into DIY-ing one but I find no material for that either haha.
Yeah but I also did not want to disclose too much (tmi). If people are interested in a set of hardware, they can check out the review for a 360° image of it. But you are correct because this is the second time I got this remark. I will see for the next video but I like it the way it is to be honest. Saves me a bit of work too. Haha... No... for 3 reasons. 1)i dont have that type of budget 2)i dont have the space 3)my inner-ear can not stomach it 🤢 Never say never but 😎
@@SimulatedDrivingResource haha fair enough! Do as you like with the editing my friend, it’s your channel after all :) I just had a suggestion because I’d like to see you grow - the potential is there in my opinion. Understandable about the motion sims. It’s also out of budget and that’s why I’m so interested in DIY-ing it haha
You just bought it back (well some time already now) 🤭. Those profile rigs are the summum of stability that is true. I wonder if there are any good US companies that make them. I thought ASR was from US but they are Canadian it seems. Should you do any research, keep me in the loop
Base of the rid is pretty unstable with the moza r5 with one hand on the wheel. Oscillates pretty crazy. Even with the extra supports, still gets a good shake going.
i got the playseat trophy and tempted to return it, i don't know if it is my height (6'2'') but no matter how i mess with it my lower back is sore , or my hips are sore, i cant race comfortable, the lumbar support just makes my lower back sore, or its to tight around my hips , it feels like it needs to be wider for me (i am a scrawny dude so its odd)
No he probado el NWS C3. Se ve bien, pero tiene un método extraño para conectar las vigas del perfil. Muy especial y se ve muy limpio. La placa del pedal es lo único que no es de mi agrado. Desafortunadamente, ese equipo de simulación no está disponible en mi región.
@@SimulatedDrivingResource thanks for the answer and also directly subscribed to your channel and watched the complete review of the gt rs. Looking forward to see more of your content.
@@SimulatedDrivingResource I ordered the SimXPro GT-RS after watching your review. I just hoped you also reviewed the monitor mounts and monitor angle adjustments with the wheel base.
@@ilyeshammadi7278 good choice. No I have not reviewed them unfortunately but normally, knowing the quality of the brand, you will be fine. Have fun friend 💙
...i'm a proud owner of a SImXPro GT-RS and i do recommend it. @everyone - Before buying i have some clever tips to share so just DM if need be. Good stuff man, good video, keep it up! Thank you.
@@magnusrasmussen7015 Buying an aluminum rig is by far the best solution, long term, I can recommend. Purchase it only if you plan on going the use for a long time. It may not be cheap at start, but it will make up for it as time goes by. They are sturdy and robust. Fully customizable and the possible addons never stop. My top buying tips are; - Plan your purchase properly. Talking about measurements, dimensions that will fit your racing spot needs etc. - Plan ahead contact the seller in case of doubts, make sure you ask enough questions before buying so that everything buck you spent is well thought through. - Taking into account that you might want to record your gaming experience, think about camera and light stands that can be incorporated on your rig. - Monitor, keyboard and mouse, shifter and computer/console stands are out there and plan for them as well. You can get creative with these aluminum rigs and accommodate it all together. - Cable management, plan for this too either with plastic bracers or Velcro bracers (I bought these as they are reusable even though, nowadays, you have these reusable plastic bracers too). - Finally, if you consider purchasing the SimXPRO GT-RS, I recommend you consider getting a few extra parts if you decide to put the monitor in it and add wheel adjustment depth. As this rig gets a bit tight to get in and out. But I still recommend it any day of the week. If you are handy with DIY these are the perfect rigs for you then.
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i appreciate the effort man but your videos are not helpful when you dont show any reference photos of the products you're talking about
Photo after each recommendation and plenty of photos in the reviews itself which are all linked in the description. This is not a review but an overview. If you want to know more of certain hardware, then check out the review. Thanks for the feedback.
hi dear "neophynix" ;) Short question:: can i mount a moza R9 on a gt omega art cockpit?
Nice video! Do you know Treq sim? I wonder what score you would give them compared to their competition
I absolutely know Treq. Unfortunately it is not such a common brand on my regional second hand market. From what I can see, the Treq one black which is the closest to the rest of the rigs I tested has a lot going for it. The pedal base and addition of some style elements jump out. I am however on the fence about the attachment of both vertical beams and wheelbase holder. This I can not comment about without testing but it certainly looks very good.
@@SimulatedDrivingResource ik ga even verder in het nederlands, dat de wheel base recht op het frame staat is ook hetgene waar ik me meestal zorgen bij maak, ik ben al enige tijd aan het kijken welke ik zou aanschaffen maar aangezien er zoveel concurrentie is van elkaar is dit echt een heel moeilijke keuze..
@@Nilex2140 Laatste rig die ik heb getest met zo een opstelling, de Trak Racer TR80 Lite, die vond ik 'minder' qua stabiliteit. Ik zou toch gaan voor een systeem waar je ten minste 4 maar liefst zelfs 6 attachment points hebt voor je verticale profielen. Helemaal ideaal zou zijn als de profielen naast de horizontale profielen lopen ipv. erop. Bij de Treq zit de wheelbase houder ook op zo een tray dat dan nog eens vastzit aan een profiel dat verticaal staat. Dat mechanisme zat in de SimXpro X80 die ik heb getest en ik was er niet zo tevreden over. Bij de Simlab GT1 Evo daarentegen voelde het wel iets stabieler aan. De ideale methode hier zou een zware plaat zijn tussen de verticale profielen met daarop de wheelbase gemonteerd. Dat geeft het minste flex, of een horizontaal geplaatst profiel met dan EROP een wheelbase houder (ik denk dat dit principe in de GT Omega Prime Lite zat). Ik begrijp dat het moeilijk kiezen is. Alle rigs hebben wel één of meerdere dingen van wat ik zeg mèh. Maar zoals gezegd, de Treq, die heb ik niet getest, enkel gelijkaardige mechanismes dus ik kan me er echt niet volledig over uitspreken enkel maar de vergelijking maken naar andere rigs die dezelfde mechanismes gebruiken.
@@SimulatedDrivingResource appreciate uw feedback echt! Hoe dan ook, het betreft een aanzienlijke kostenpost/investering, daarom wil ik niet meteen voor de goedkoopste optie gaan, maar natuurlijk wel voor de beste waarde voor mijn geld. Het extra plaatje is dus doorslaggevend waardoor je de GT-RS de winnaar noemt?
Whether accurate or not, I appreciate anyone rating the confusing and expansotory category. Thank you.
Very welcome sir
Shocked this channel hasn't grown more since last time I watched it. I never subscribe to small pages but I liked this one from the start. Just a suggestion - please overlay the name and price of each item you review, maybe just in euro and dollars as I assume your target audience is from there. Cut to pictures a bit more often too :)
The reason are my boring thumbnails and annoyingly undescriptive titles. And probably some other things I have no clue about. But it doesnt matter. In the end, what matters is that I obtain my main objective and that is to help people out and the reactions here suggest I am doing a good job. Unfortunately this video is a wrap so will not make any changes to it but you are absolutely right about the prices. It would be handy I highlight them more. As for pictures... bof... in my general reviews there is quite a lot of video- and picture material I think? Thanks for sticking around. It is really appreciated.
@@SimulatedDrivingResource Thanks for taking my suggestion man! I'll stick around to make sure it happens haha, keep up the good work. There's enough pictures in the videos in general, just this one I wanted to see a bit more and thought others might relate that's all.
*Edit* I think a good video idea would be to make a review of the best, most suitable motion sim rigs. I am really looking to get one but I don't know which one would be best for sim racing. My father has a DOF H3 and uses it for his flight sim but I think simracers use one of those "4 legged" ones no? Not sure how to describe other than an aluminum profile rig on active suspension hahah. Then there's also the prices.... which are a bit obnoxious. Really looking into DIY-ing one but I find no material for that either haha.
Yeah but I also did not want to disclose too much (tmi). If people are interested in a set of hardware, they can check out the review for a 360° image of it. But you are correct because this is the second time I got this remark. I will see for the next video but I like it the way it is to be honest. Saves me a bit of work too.
Haha... No... for 3 reasons. 1)i dont have that type of budget 2)i dont have the space 3)my inner-ear can not stomach it 🤢 Never say never but 😎
@@SimulatedDrivingResource haha fair enough! Do as you like with the editing my friend, it’s your channel after all :) I just had a suggestion because I’d like to see you grow - the potential is there in my opinion.
Understandable about the motion sims. It’s also out of budget and that’s why I’m so interested in DIY-ing it haha
Hopefully the format of the new video is a bit better. I tried to take your advise as much as possible into account. Thank you again friend
Just got the wheel base supports for the omega art. Stiffens it up but still has some movement with the r5. Might be upgrading to a 40/80 soon.
You just bought it back (well some time already now) 🤭. Those profile rigs are the summum of stability that is true. I wonder if there are any good US companies that make them. I thought ASR was from US but they are Canadian it seems. Should you do any research, keep me in the loop
Base of the rid is pretty unstable with the moza r5 with one hand on the wheel. Oscillates pretty crazy. Even with the extra supports, still gets a good shake going.
ive had the g29 wheel for a year so i bough the playseat evolution pro cockpit for my g29 as its compatible amazing seat highy reccomend !
Am not the biggest fan of the Evo but if it works for you, that is all that matters. Enjoy the drive friend 💙
Nice to see the Playseat Trophy on here, thanks for validating my purchase haha
I dont think you needed validation after having used it 😏
is it capable to hold a direct drive 12nm wheel ?
@@saren6538 absolutely
i got the playseat trophy and tempted to return it, i don't know if it is my height (6'2'') but no matter how i mess with it my lower back is sore , or my hips are sore, i cant race comfortable, the lumbar support just makes my lower back sore, or its to tight around my hips , it feels like it needs to be wider for me (i am a scrawny dude so its odd)
@@AnungUnRama987 for people with backpains, what is really important is to try and adapt the position of your pedals too. Perhaps a bit less upright.
Mejor un NWS C3 no?
No he probado el NWS C3. Se ve bien, pero tiene un método extraño para conectar las vigas del perfil. Muy especial y se ve muy limpio. La placa del pedal es lo único que no es de mi agrado. Desafortunadamente, ese equipo de simulación no está disponible en mi región.
@@SimulatedDrivingResource Gracias :)
Awesome review bud like all your videos
Thank you kind sir 💙
Many thanks for the review and helped me with my decision to buy the simxpro gt rs.
A very bang/buck concious decission. Enjoy the drive friend
@@SimulatedDrivingResource thanks for the answer and also directly subscribed to your channel and watched the complete review of the gt rs. Looking forward to see more of your content.
What is your wheel base? Did you have any issue with the vertical beams being too low?
Awesome reviews man. I just ordered my rig and that thanks to you.
May I inquire to what you ordered? 😏👍
@@SimulatedDrivingResource I ordered the SimXPro GT-RS after watching your review. I just hoped you also reviewed the monitor mounts and monitor angle adjustments with the wheel base.
@@ilyeshammadi7278 good choice. No I have not reviewed them unfortunately but normally, knowing the quality of the brand, you will be fine. Have fun friend 💙
@@SimulatedDrivingResource Thanks a lot. Looking forward to the future videos on your channel.
Keep up the good work.
What do you think about Oplite S8 infinity compared to Trophy? Cant find reviews of it in English.
Love the design of it. The S1 was not bad. Its a bit more heavy. Would need to test it though 😕
Soft sim are for the faint hearted
Please elaborate
...i'm a proud owner of a SImXPro GT-RS and i do recommend it.
@everyone - Before buying i have some clever tips to share so just DM if need be.
Good stuff man, good video, keep it up! Thank you.
Thank you for the kind words 💙
Can you DM me about tips? I am very close to buy it, so could use all the tips you have😊
I'd love to hear about your tips too. I have no idea how do you dm in RUclips lol
@@magnusrasmussen7015
Buying an aluminum rig is by far the best solution, long term, I can recommend. Purchase it only if you plan on going the use for a long time. It may not be cheap at start, but it will make up for it as time goes by. They are sturdy and robust. Fully customizable and the possible addons never stop.
My top buying tips are;
- Plan your purchase properly. Talking about measurements, dimensions that will fit your racing spot needs etc.
- Plan ahead contact the seller in case of doubts, make sure you ask enough questions before buying so that everything buck you spent is well thought through.
- Taking into account that you might want to record your gaming experience, think about camera and light stands that can be incorporated on your rig.
- Monitor, keyboard and mouse, shifter and computer/console stands are out there and plan for them as well. You can get creative with these aluminum rigs and accommodate it all together.
- Cable management, plan for this too either with plastic bracers or Velcro bracers (I bought these as they are reusable even though, nowadays, you have these reusable plastic bracers too).
- Finally, if you consider purchasing the SimXPRO GT-RS, I recommend you consider getting a few extra parts if you decide to put the monitor in it and add wheel adjustment depth. As this rig gets a bit tight to get in and out. But I still recommend it any day of the week.
If you are handy with DIY these are the perfect rigs for you then.
@@unseen2-ai i'll tell you the same as did to Magnus
njoy your games guys 😀