You'll have an absolute blast mate! 🤙

Thanks for your question mate. I currently run a Fanatec CSL DD, boosted to 8Nm. And, the Wheel Stand 2.0 is more than strong enough to support this with minimal flex. So, a 5.5Nm Moza R5 would be fine. Hope that helps. 👍

@@ADAPTNetwork thanks!

Thanks for your kind words Tom; I’m stoked you liked the review. I think you’re absolutely right, regarding battery management during normal use. Fully charging is recommended for the first charge, however. I believe this is to calibrate the display and ensure that the battery balances its cells. It probably won’t matter too much though, since newer batteries no longer have the so-called ‘memory effect’ of the older nickel-cadmium cells. So, if you prefer to pull the charge cable at 99%, I think this would be fine. 👍

@@ADAPTNetwork thank you for clarifying. I just order 2 SpyraThrees after your review. Can't wait to test them

Thanks for your question Mama. Yes, the wheel plate of the GT Lite is pre-drilled to fit Logitech wheels. 👍

Thanks for your question Daniel. The GT Lite doesn't come with any electronics, so you'll need to purchase a wheel and pedal set separately. Let me know if you need any recommendations.

Thanks for your feedback Jacob; I hope you still enjoyed the rest of the video. 👍

Apologies for the delayed response Flexium. This really depends on the extra peripherals you're looking to add and where they would be bolted to the rig. There would be no compatibility issues, for example, when attaching standard accessories to the flat sides of the profile. Additionally, as more cockpits are leaning towards this slanted upright design, add-ons are being made with compatibility in mind. For example, the Sim-Lab keyboard tray features a swivel joint to compensate ( adaptnet.work/SLKT ). Hope that helps. 👍

Thanks for your kind words mate; I'm stoked you liked the review. The GT1 Pro is an outstanding cockpit in it's class-it'll handle pretty much anything you can throw at at! 👍

Thanks mate; I appreciate the kind words. 🙏

Haha, love it Robbie; you'll have an absolute blast. Here's to a soak-tastic summer ahead! 🌊🌞

Thanks for sharing your thoughts Anton. I agree that the Wheel Stand Pro is an excellent option for belt- and gear-driven wheels. However, for higher-torque direct drive wheel bases, the Wheel Stand 2.0 offers a more robust platform for reduced flex. Hope that helps. 👍

@@ADAPTNetwork Sure it helps.

That's awesome dude; there's so many creative games you can play with the blaster too, like the “backyard clay pigeon shooting” featured in this video. Let me know if you invent any others. 👍

You'll have an absolute blast for sure dude! Don't forget, you can use our discount code 'ADAPTNetwork' to get 5% off: adaptnet.work/SpyraThree

Thanks for your comment Jay. It's supposed to replicate a 'cartoon' effect as a tie-in with the thumbnail art; hence the dropped 15fps frame rate in those sections. I actually processed each frame one-by-one, using smart filters in Photoshop, as I couldn't find an AI filter that did a good enough job. Hope you still enjoyed the video, even if you didn't like the art style. 👍

Thanks for your comment Muls. No doubt, The F-GT Lite is a fantastic foldable rig for formula racing. Though, if you focus more on GT racing, I've been very impressed by the GT Lite Pro ( kzbin.info/www/bejne/gHvTe2qFhblsgtk ). Happy sim racing dude! 🏎🏁

Thanks for your comment IAI. There are a few sim racing buy/sell groups on Facebook worth keeping an eye on. Hope that helps. 👍

Thanks for your question Vik; apologies for the delayed reponse. The GT Lite Pro can be lowered slightly from the setup in this video. However, unfortunately, it can't be lowered into a formula position. Hope that clarifies. 👍

Its not even noticeable when you’re in it. It moves so much because it’s light but the whole frame is steel so you’ll be fine

Thanks for your question Adrian and apologies for the delayed response. As Avery said, the GT Lite Pro remains very stable when in use, as your own weight keeps it planted to the ground. When folded, just be carful to lean it against a wall for support. Hope that helps. 👍

I hear you man; there's a knack to it for sure. But, it will become easier over time, as you get used the the intricacies and figure out what works best for your setup. 👍

Thanks so much for your kind words Zara. I hope you're enjoying your new rig-happy sim racing! 🏎🏁

Thanks so much for your kind words! 🙏

@@ADAPTNetwork Got myself the Elite Ford GT edition and very happy with it indeed!

Awesome @@misterdog7; I bet it looks fantastic in Ford Blue! Happy sim racing mate. 🏎🏁

@@ADAPTNetwork It does indeed. Cheers!

Indeed....so good in fact, NLR should consider adding it to their product page. 😉

Thanks so much for your kind words Joel-I'm stoked you liked the review. Happy sim racing! 🏎🏁

@@ADAPTNetwork decided not to get it tho. Heard some stuff from other members of my league about bad build quality in the long term

For sure @@Joeliminator; there's always a compromise with foldable rigs to balance structural strength and foldability. Though, from the sounds of it, you may need something more robust for heavier use in a sim racing league. If you're short on space, I was very impressed with the GT Lite Pro ( kzbin.info/www/bejne/gHvTe2qFhblsgtk ). Another option would be the Wheel Stand 2.0 ( kzbin.info/www/bejne/iIuoh55vZZereMU ). Hope that helps. 👍

Thanks for your comment WP41; I'm really glad my review was useful. Let me know if you have any additional questions about the Wheel Stand 2.0. 👍