Nope, the wheel height is fixed with the trophy as well. All you can do is adjusted the tubes which gives you a little height, or decreases it. At your height, it should be comfortable I'd imagine. I'm about 5'10 and have a small gel cushion and some lumbar support. It's been very comfortable lately.

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Awesome man. It took me a couple weeks to get it dialed in to my liking. But two things are REALLY important. 1. A thin gel cushion to sit on (I also use the same one in my actual car). 2. Lumbar support memory foam pillow for your lower back. After I put in the lumbar support pillow, it's way better. I'm going to do a video on them. Also, pro-tip, if you're adding shakers. Add them to the seat frame (not the main frame), you'll have much better vibration. Also just look for any Playseat (challenge) mount will work because the Trophy seat frame is the same diameter as the challenge diameter. So you just need to look for Playseat challenge mounts for shakers. Mounting pedals, is still a pain in the ass because of the way the sides of the tray comes up, you'll see. I have my Sprints with base plate mounded, but could only get 2 screws. It works ok with that, but not as stable as it could be.

@@michaelmyers71997 i'm about 5"10. You can adjust the frame so it"s taller. It works well once you have it adjusted

The stock setup, with the yellow elastomers felt really good to me. But it's all personal, you could try swapping them out for something even softer. If you're new to Loadcell brakes it takes some time to get used to it. I found the throttle actually much to soft.

There's a couple different ways you can do it. Nowadays I'm using the Control Mapper through Simhub. To map everthing. But you can also just trigger whatever you want via iRacing

@SuperGenRacing thanks my man! It's expensive. Still paying it off. But at least it feels like a proper seat.

@reviewforthetube6485 i can't wait dude. Alrhough i was a little disappointed i had to send it back right when i got for REM. Not exactly sure what was wrong with it... data transfer speed chip or something

The La Prima is REALLY good

​​@@jameslsimsports8514heck yeah! I knew you would love it. Things a beast. Remember though to maximize its feeling. Keep it at 12nm in the software. Then reduce or adjust in game. You will get rhe bedt loading and unloading feel and edge of grip with details that way. Usually when people love from fanatec they go ahh not as much as I thought because fanatec really is underatted but if anybody moves from anything over to asetek it's absolutely noticable. Its funny I even like there stock gt3 setup.

I have these and a CSL DD and they're just fine

Yes it does, It's just M5 counter-sunk screws if you need to get some.

@davecamyt hi Dave! They are the Govee H6047. I highly recommend them over the smaller ones. A bit more pricy but you get what you pay for.

@@harrysmith1986 no

I have to disagree. I've had Sim3D rumble motors on my Sprints for a year and a bit. I mainly use them for Rumble Kerb feeling, together with my shakers. Plus a shift bump, and ABS which is possible with Dahl Design plugin. Would feel naked without them. iRacing is my go to. But I do get what your saying. ACC would offer a little more I'm sure.

@SIMRIG412 The noise isn't coming from the spring at all, and it's not flexing in amy bad way. The VRS throttle spring is the same. The noise was from the shaft going through the piece at the end. I added some lube at it's good now. You don't have a clue, clearly.

A buddy of mine Bought a controller box for about 45 bucks and you can plug these pedals into it He's has a Simagic wheelbase and it allows him to use the Simagic software to calibrate, adjust curves for those pedals

@@ThomasWyatt-yg4sz no shit, really?

@@ThomasWyatt-yg4szwhat control box did he buy dude? Please tell us! I would love it.

​@@jameslsimsports8514 that guy spends more time talking shit about sim racing hardware on random youtube channels than he spends actually racing

Thanks my man!

@worms141414 having both i'd say go for the Neo with the Maglink. It's so well bullt. With Simhub compatiblility you can't go wrong

Not bad right!?

Perfect 👌

Thanks!

It's become.my favorite rim. Just feels perfect and can push it hard

Get a Maglink too

@@jameslsimsports8514 yeah I did.. Had to get it after seeing what you can do on simhub with the GT Neo haha

I hear that! I'd love to try the FX wheel one day. Out of my budget for now. Only downside is it's not compatible with Simhub sadly, the big reason why I got the Neo. I feel the Neo grips are good for me. I also have the Fanatec Clubsport V2 and updated the grips with the Pineapple chunky, they feel great but it's almost too chunky.

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Thanks man, what did you order?

@@jameslsimsports8514 I ordered the Simdid FA 7. Excited

@@neverenoughgames72 I took a look at that. It looks dope!

@@jameslsimsports8514 Thanks mate, i agree :) Not cheap but i dont mind that, as long as its quality. Btw, are you still happy with that Aliexpress buttonplate? Im not sure to go for that, or save a bit up for the Conspit Hao plate.

@@neverenoughgames72 I agree, quality is number one. The Alli button plate was very nice, but wouldn't play nice with Simhub control mapper, which I now use to map everything. I figure something inside was wired a little differently. I ended up selling it. I'd go with the Conspit Hao plate if you can afford it.

You would love it my friend!

I've done the same ❤

I may just have to do that sooner then later. You recommend the Etsy ones I guess?

@@jameslsimsports8514 yep!

How do the old rotary's come off? I had a little look but couldn't see anything obvious!... I got this rim yesterday & I'd like change the colours of the 4 rotarys... cheers

​@Savagepaddy you pop them off! Get a car or something out it under it and pop it off