Cockpit Show us your Simulator Cockpit setup

Discussion in 'Sim Racing Systems & Troubleshooting' started by KoAStR, Jan 31, 2011.

  1. Anon666

    Anon666 Destitute Gentleman Driver Team Raceonoz Super ROOZ

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    Looks the goods Mitch, no probs with the static paddles?
  2. mitchellsemiao

    mitchellsemiao New Recruit

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    Not really man, they're quite large so I don't think it'll be overly problematic.
    however if it were I would simply add my Ferrari wheel attachment (the f1 looking job) and use the non static paddles on it.
    But in all honesty I can not recommend this wheel enough, I'm only able to compare to a G27 but it really feels good in your hand and I have found no issues with it besides the static paddles which aren't too bad anyway!
  3. Chevwah

    Chevwah Rookie

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    Sweet setup Mitch! Is it really better than Scarlett Johansson though? I think you got ripped...
  4. Clevohead

    Clevohead Taswegian Ambassador Team Raceonoz

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    Nice man, any adjustment in that seat (reclining, tilt, etc)?
  5. mitchellsemiao

    mitchellsemiao New Recruit

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    I don't know hahaha but I am loving it!!!
    Clevo (if I may call you that) the seat goes backwards and forwardss but that's about it haha.
    Great setup though, I'm really enjoying it and I quite like the size of the wheel.
  6. Bonus 888

    Bonus 888 Rookie

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    Least with this setup you dont have to fork out the grand every time you take it out for a ride.
  7. KoAStR

    KoAStR Like a bowss Team Raceonoz Gold Member Super ROOZ

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    Looks good. If they're big enough to cover say 90 on each side of your wheel I thought static paddles would be good, especially for drifting.
    Always hard when you're chucking the wheel looking for a change and don't know which is up and down anymore.
  8. mitchellsemiao

    mitchellsemiao New Recruit

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    They are handy for that exact reason.
    You always know which is which!
  9. quadstretch

    quadstretch Stunt man

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    just a quick knock up job one sunday arv had some left over chip board form when we built our house/kitchen so just used that will do for now.
  11. Rumbleshorts

    Rumbleshorts Jonno

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    From a while back, I had to fix the base of my race seat... It broke and looked nasty!

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    So I had a neighbour weld it up and it ended up looking like this:

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    And now I also have a nice floor mat underneath the rig thanks to Mitch:

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  12. basilenco

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    Here is my attempt had to set something up that was a little more solid so that I could make good use of the cst pedals. Just made something simple to fit around my desk and it is a lot more comfortable for long races.

    Recaro seat
    [img=setup]http://img11.imageshack.us/img11/2452/20121110190113.jpg[/img]

    [img=steering]http://img196.imageshack.us/img196/1401/20121110190131.jpg[/img]

    Pedal setup
    [img=pedals]http://img855.imageshack.us/img855/8076/20121110164303.jpg[/img]

    Pedal setup again
    [img=pedals2]http://img202.imageshack.us/img202/2222/20121110164311.jpg[/img]

    Steering brackets
    [img=steering mount]http://img849.imageshack.us/img849/6250/20121110190949.jpg[/img]
  13. Rumbleshorts

    Rumbleshorts Jonno

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    Nice bas!

    Instead of relying on thd brackets for your whll, use M6 bolts. Just make sure they're long enough. Looking at the setup, 50mm should be sweet :)
  14. Clevohead

    Clevohead Taswegian Ambassador Team Raceonoz

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    Looks like 18mm MDF 35-40mm bolts wold be plenty :)

    @ Basil, what are those pedals?
  15. Rumbleshorts

    Rumbleshorts Jonno

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    Good point clevo. bas, what are those pedals? custom plates is my guess :)

    @clevo: i'm no carpenter :p
  16. Clevohead

    Clevohead Taswegian Ambassador Team Raceonoz

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    But looking at the frame work, and bearing housings on either end, plus the spring on the brake pedal it looks a bit more than just plates :/

    Neither am I mate just got my head round it at the moment with "Dragula" :p
  17. basilenco

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    They are CST F1 pedals, only really good for the PC tho. http://www.cst-australia.com/ . Ive got an old knee injury and I cant really use the pedals properly they have a 60kg load cell which is pretty tough on long races. So I am sort of thinking about getting rid of them and going back to the old g27 pedals and maybe get another ps3 with the money

    I would like to hard mount the wheel but I use the space for uni work and study as well so it makes life easier when I can move the wheel and seat out of the way when I need to.
  18. Clevohead

    Clevohead Taswegian Ambassador Team Raceonoz

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    That's a $1k of pedals :eek:

    And you run a G27 wheel?

    Why that wheel? lots of other PC guys run Fanatec or Thrustmaster.
  19. basilenco

    basilenco Rookie

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    I will just run the g27 till it dies i guess lol. Then maybe thrustmaster if I am still into it
  20. zampli

    zampli Team Driver

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    G27 is still well regarded, nothign really wrong with it on PC, seen heaps of setup vids on youtube where they use it, or sometimes it is at least the base for the wheel they're using.