Building the Ultimate Sim Racing Setup!

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[RedSliceGaming]

I wouldnt mind seeing more sim-racing related things on this channel.

[ChefKinney]

I'd love to see you guys do a hybrid flight and race sim.

[SentinentCoffee]

Only countries in Europe who drives on the left is Ireland and the UK. Sweden used too, but changed it a long time ago. Their postal cars still has the steering wheel on the right side though, for easier access to mailboxes in the back country. Great video, can't wait to see more of this setup.

[donsummers]

I've just finished my set up. Comprising of Trak Racer TR80 cockpit. With the Astek Invicta Wheel base, Astek Invicta Pedals and the Asetek Forte wheel. All I can say is wow. The DD wheelbase and hydraulic pedals are just amazing. So much feedback from the set up from the car. What a world of difference.

[wilsonxci]

As a fellow sim racer I’m happy to see the tech get more exposure on channels like this. I have the TR8 Pro with a bucket seat and absolutely love it.

[TheWickExp]

Always a treat when Phil and Nic get some camera time lol. Would love some vids of yall just messin around with it once you've had more time with it

[notyou]

Absolutely more sim racing content. Would be interesting to see a comparison if they sent you an aluminum profile rig, which can be more affordable. The Moza R9 is ok, it's an affordable price point so it's popular. The GS V2 is semi affordable, the FSR is great. They might be ok for ovals as well. The Moza software is ok. A SIMAGIC Alpha Mini is tad more expensive, generally thought of as a much better value. 12-20 NM is going to be better than 9-10. The VRS is a great option for the higher strength base. Either way it's going to be night and day from what you were using. DD bases have a lot of options, it's the wheels that get difficult to find the exact ones you want that fit the ecosystem that you are using. I wish they would just all use the same style QR, but then you could go outside their ecosystem for a wheel and they don't want that. There are far better options for pedals. Heusinkveld, VRS, Simforge, VNM, etc all provide more adjustability, especially for pedal spacing when you are using a dedicated rig. Have fun!

[jayireland]

I love the recent surge in the sim racing scene. I just put together my first rig with a direct drive wheel and I'm blown away with how much of an upgrade it is over my old desk/swivel chair with g920 setup.

[jzendler]

More!!! I just built mine yesterday. I love the hobby and all the different ways to appreciate it. Sim racing, immersion, all of it is good stuff

[AjaxAS]

This is awesome, just in the process of getting my first sim rig built, got myself a fanatec DD wheel as my first, couldn't be happier. It's awesome to see this.

[Chill_Please]

I love that a lot of the bigger channels are getting into sim racing! I just finished building my triple monitor, simagic alpha mini, and Simagic p2000 build. I'm very excited to get all of the cables wired up and get racing!

[Haeruna]

I literally got into sim racing a month ago myself so i love to see this :D
Love to see it grow!
And hope to see you on Assetto Corsa or iRacing some day :D

[technogamer]

Judging by those noises I think Phil is a fan of V10’s 😂

Such joy

[rickbrookes]

I was just thinking that I wanted a racing sim in my office… my partner wasn’t too excited about the idea, so I tried to find another thing to fixate on… then Jay drops this video… thanks for the crack Jay! 😅

[RicheyBLS]

I've been heavily into Sim racing lately. I went with an aluminum extrusion rig because I plan on building a actuator motion system and it offers a ton of expansion capabilities. Moza is a really good entry into direct drive wheels. They've really taken over the market lately another good option is Cammus racing they offer a 15nm DD base for 500$ but they don't have a lot of US distribution yet so depending where you live the shipping can be expensive. The Sim racing community is really awesome and has an amazing DIY community. I've been unable to drive for a few years due to a medical condition and really missed track days but Sim racing has given me back so much and honestly saved my life. I'd love to see more sim content!

[StormFahrt]

This would be a nice set up for twin flight sticks in Star Citizen. I'd love to see you guys play that game with this!

[JeanSonicka]

I really want to build even a simple setup for my retired dad. He missed the road, used to drive for a public transport. Now he's enjoying life and I can't help but to see the hollow space inside him. I'm a man, and although I'm still active, I kinda get the gist of it for him.

[acauthan]

Big sim racer here, also. Love seeing this content from you. I know it can't be all the time but it is cool once in a while.

[Mystical_Zeus]

8:04 is my favorite. I love the grunts of frustration knowing you are so close and then triumph

[BlaXXXima]

Installing the seat slider on my Sim-Lab P1-X was one of the worst experiences of my life. I can sympathize with the fun you had with your rig :D