Extreme Sim Racing Wheel Stand Cockpit SXT V2 Racing Simulator - Black Edition For Logitech G25, G27, G29, G920, Thrustmaster And Fanatec - Heavy Dutty and Foldable

Sou de Belo Horizonte comprei o cockpit fiquei muito satisfeito material excelente pintura excelente muito resistente veio sem faltar nenhuma peça nem um parafuso numa porquinha veio tudo recomendo este produto vocês estão de parabéns voltaria a comprar com vocês

El soporte funciona, sin embargo le doy 4 estrellas ya que si lo pones en loseta cerámica o vinílica este se desliza cuando frenas, debes de adquirir un tapete adicional para que este asiente o bien, dejarlo pegado a la pared, tener cuidado con el torque de tu volante ya que máximo aguanta 8nw y esto hace que gire tu base y tengas que hacer fuerza en tus pies para evitarlo (lo rarro es que la ficha técnica dice que aguanta el sim magic y esos servos dan 20nw), son detalles que al momento de estar en competencia son distractores, hay que buscar el balance.

This is a nice system for the Beginner for those who wants to get into SIM racing. I’m totally enjoying the Rig.

O produto é bom, robusto e vem com todas as peças necessárias (inclusive chaves para os parafusos). O volante, pedais e câmbio ficam bem firmes, mesmo com o Force Feedback forte (tenho um G923). Mas achei que os pés derraparam no chão e tive que colocar um tapete de borracha embaixo pra fixar. Além disso, a altura mínima é um pouco alta se sua cadeira for baixa. E pelo preço, poderia vir com um adaptador de gancho pra segurar a cadeira (algo que custa uns 140 reais de outra fabricante), ou ao menos aquela trava de rodinhas.

To start off, I am happy with my decision to purchase this item and believe I made the right choice. It offers the flexibility of being semi-moveable along with the rigidity and strength to support direct drive wheels and upscale load cell or higher pedals. With that being said, there were a few problems I needed to sort out and a modification I would like to suggest as an improvement that should be part of the standard design. First the problems and what I had to do to correct them which were also noted in other reviews. Everything goes together well and most of the big pieces come already assembled. The alignment of the wheel mount deck and the curved slotted tilt angle adjuster bracket welded to it was close but not quite. With the top two bolts lightly snugged down, there was no way the third bolt that fixes the tilt adjustment would line up. It was off about 1.5 mm or so off and I had to ever so slightly drill the top two holes a little larger for a bit of wiggle room. I would have been pretty frustrated without the ability to do this but once I got everything fit together and lined up, it tightened up well and was very solid. The hex head fasteners that come with the kit and included Allen wrenches are of decent quality and there’s a generous amount of extra fasteners included that will fit most pedal sets so you’ll have extras and there’s even some cable ties and a sticker. Next comes a couple warnings and a caveat. One of the selling points and features of this model is that it is foldable into a more compact form so you can stash it out of the way but there a few things to consider. First I would say, be careful. Before you start assembling this as fast as you can out of the box, take a few minutes to familiarize yourself and practice with the way it folds up and down. It is a bit wonky sometimes and I got unexpectedly whacked in the shin by the sharp edges of pedal plate that drew blood because I wasn’t expecting it to do that and be mindful of any cables or wiring that may get pinched as you’re getting things assembled. I will give acknowledgment there is a tiny warning sticker not to get your fingers chopped off but pay attention when you’re turning this thing around and upside down when you’re putting it together. To continue talking about foldable and moveable - if you are using mid-range or entry level wheel and pedals maybe but if your pedals weigh more than 12# and you’re using a higher end DD wheel, you’ll be looking at fifty pounds + which gets a bit unwieldy to lug around. Also, if you do use cable ties to secure your wiring from your pedals for example, when the unit is folded or you even pick it up to move it, the position of the pedal plate moves binding the secured wiring so you’ve got to consider how badly you really want to be folding? For the way I intend to use this unit, folding was a nuisance and there was no way to stop it from trying to fold up whenever I moved it. I was surprised this wasn’t a built-in feature. This lead me to making a modification that should be a part of the standard design that would be inexpensive to incorporate as it is probably out of the realm for the average person to perform. In a large free-standing drill press, I drilled one extra hole through each bracket near the pivot point of the moveable leg allowing an additional bolt in each bracket effectively locking the moveable segments in a fixed position. See photo of suggested modification. A regular bolt and nut or even a quick-release hitch pin could be used. Adding two holes and two bolts to this kit would cost pennies and add a feature and an extra layer of value. Locked in a fully extended configuration works best for me and because this is a serious unit that can support higher end equipment more as a mini-rig and not just a wheel stand, I am sure there are also other users out there that would appreciate this thing not trying fold up every time you move it. It is a solid and sturdy piece. The inability to lock it fully extended is a shortcoming for those of us that are taking advantage of its ability to handle higher end equipment but still maintain a small and semi-mobile form factor. With my modification and the way I have it setup up, I am pleased overall with my purchase in spite of it needing a few tweaks to get right. With everything installed, it is heavy to move around for me but I only have to slide it a few feet on a bare floor to use it and although with a larger footprint, it is nice to move it without it trying to fold up. After my small changes, it met or exceeded my expectations for a solid and sturdy solution that doesn’t take up a whole room and can still be moved around. For those that do want the versatility of folding it into a storage position but still want a strong platform, I’d say this is what you want. If you want something to bolt your good stuff to but don’t want or can’t have a full rig, this is just the ticket. Finally, the kit could come with a better sticker! Lol!