Building the Ultimate Sim Racing Setup!

[@RedSliceGaming34]

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

[@WastedWhiteBoii]

Oh, hell yeah.

[@Ponti066]

This 100%

[@Trevor2497]

Agreed! Maybe even some setup tips too!

[@channelvr1293]

yep me too, but you can start by building my super cheap rig.....

[@The1astGuardian]

Flight sim too

[@onwardalone1182]

I'm gonna say it, the correct side of the road is the left and there are clear reasons... manual transmition cars- the gear stick is operated with the left hand which leaves your right hand on the wheel (makes sense for majority), additionally most people are right eye dominant which means your right eye is seeing oncoming traffic.

[@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.

[@chartreuse1356]

In the US our postal cars have the driver seat on the right

[@fabrb26]

Take my world when i tell you in France most people do drive left each Friday night, or middle at best.

[@Sossingro]

Malta and Cyprus are on the left.

[@zKaltern]

The UK drives on the correct side of the road.

[@GeFeldz]

Swedish cars still had the driver on the left side before 1967. Most postal/paper delivery cars are right-hand drive to get to mailboxes, i think that's almost universal for countries that drive on the right side of the road.

[@ChefKinney]

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

[@Republic3D]

Wouldn't mind some DCS action.

[@ChefKinney]

@@Republic3D That and some space sim action as well! Need some r\floggit material lmao

[@chabu2306]

I wonder what people like about flight sim games apart from games that would let you high each other what is interesting about it? Maybe you can educate me?

[@Republic3D]

@@chabu2306 I'm not sure what you mean, but flight simulation lets you fly an aircraft, not only stop and go and turns, but also up an down, upside down, sideways, all 6 degrees of freedom. Within the flight simulation community there are people who like to fly airliners and learning all the systems and navigation that is required. Others like flying smaller aircraft, bush planes, landing on short air fields in remote and beautiful areas. Others again like flying fighter jets, doing dogfights, learning how to operate the weapon systems. You should give it a go. It's really fun. :)

[@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.

[@Sir.Craze-]

How much did the bucket seat cost alone, would you think? Assuming it came part of a bundle of some kind. I'd like to compare to the cost of a real car seat, that you can sit in and game for hours without feeling a thing. Could sleep in, honestly.

[@josephhutchins8]

@@Sir.Craze- the specific bucket seat in the video is around $300 usd I’m pretty sure, what a lot of sim racers on a budget do is they go to a local scrapyard and grab a seat out of a real car for basically nothing

[@wilsonxci]

@@Sir.Craze- it was $350. I thought it was $300 with the frame that I bought but its actually the same as the standalone price.

[@All-kh6vi]

Ditto

[@Sir.Craze-]

@@wilsonxci that's interesting! I asked my father because I was curious and for the one he gave me, if he was selling to someone for a car, he said 150 canadian. A used, mint condition, automotive chair would cost about the same as a bucket seat, 300. One that's in acceptable, not worn, but not "like new" condition 150. And as someone mentioned all manner of conditioned ones for nothing. I find it hard to believe a bucket seat is ever a better option when I assume a lot of people just wouldn't think about using a car seat. As, why would you think about used car sales in general most of the times anyways? The thought isn't Obvious, plus the racing seat seems more authentic. But we as sim racers want to be able to game comfortably without hurting our posture or muscles, not be strapped in solid in case of a crash. 🤔 I don't blame anyone for going with what's common, just find it interesting and am tempted to sell my own sim rig. And honestly would if it weren't such a niche market.

[@Z06Boss23]

I looked into the TRX and fell in love with the look of the blue Alpine one. Unfortunately, they just have too much flex for me. the shifter plate looks weak and bounces around upon shifting. Aluminum profile chassis may not be as pretty, but they are miles better in terms of stiffness and upgrade-ability. I decided to go with a ASR6 with front mount to hold my Simagic Alpha U. Since more than 1 person will be using yours, I guess that TRX may check more boxes for you. Happy Racing :)

[@666rohith]

i like cars !

[@federicomasetti8809]

We all do (those who are watching)! 😁🏎️

[@MrMCDiggles]

I like turtles. 😊

[@skunklabs_official]

I like ducks

[@netnoone419]

I like trains

[@WanderinWizard]

Ricky Bobby voice : I like cars 😂

[@donsummers7627]

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.

[@jayireland561]

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.

[@KryssN1]

I was actually suprised how lacking the upgrade from my Thrustmaster T500 + TLCM pedals was to Fanatec GT DD 8NM with V1 pedals, I sold them after a week and got Logitech DD Wheel 10nm and Pedals set and that felt like an upgrade, specificly in Gran Turismo 7 and PSVR2. Haven't tried iracing, read on forums specificly that Gran Turismo has nerfed Force Feedback on other brands, so that could be the reason tho. Also Logitech G29 and G920 are gear based force feedback and going even to belt driven wheels feels like noticable step up.

[@jayireland561]

@@KryssN1 That's the one I got. The Logitech Pro wheel and pedals. I'm diggin it.

[@vk-br1dr]

​@@KryssN1I went from a g27 and got the r5 bundle, feels like night and day.

[@snowman22ism]

I wish I had the room for one... :(

[@nexus77241]

⁠@@KryssN1you sold your Fanatec for Logitech??

[@notyou2935]

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!

[@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.

[@wilsonxci]

Congrats and have fun with it. I spent a lot of money to enjoy sim racing and I don’t regret it one bit. It’s a hobby you can enjoy for life. Racing is for everyone 😊

[@AjaxAS]

@@wilsonxci Thanks, it's without a doubt a rabbit hole that never ends and already a lot of fun. And great thing is it's something that can be easily shared.

[@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

[@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!

[@TrueKivan]

Sim Racing is a perfect side hussle for PC hardware nerds. The rabbit hole goes really deep and there is a lot of research and learning required to come out with optimal setup. Actually the problem I have with some tech youtube creators (Linus one made me CRINGE so hard), those that can afford higher tier of gear out of the gate, is that they proclaim having an ultimate racing setup but then commit multiple fails due to lack of research and completely botch software side of it like proper angling, screen distance, ergonomics and FOV, so their setup could not be further from ultimate lol. I have spend over 5 months researching it before I assembled mine, and now I will watch your video to check your setup and see if you made your due diligence : P At the end of the day this does not matter as long as you have fun of course, but passionate people make for harsh critics, don't hold it against me if I end up roasting you.

[@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

[@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!

[@technogamer18]

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

[@Geo255420]

10:30 "You have a warehouse. Why not build a booth for just simulator gaming." Test game sticks, Wheels, clutches/pedals, throttle controls." It could be a place to really work this kind of gaming preferable.

[@rickbrookes9491]

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! 😅

[@ShimejiiGaming]

You dont need a racing sim in your office :P

[@Haeruna]

Its a sign!

[@rickbrookes9491]

@@ShimejiiGaming You don’t know my life! LOL So, in my living room then?

[@elkomander3510]

@@rickbrookes9491 Nah, office forsure. I'm sure once its up and running, your partner will want to try it and will fall in love with it.

[@nikolausotto4504]

I would recommend staying away from trak racer

[@WV-HillBilly]

Pretty interesting that they knew who they were sending this to, and still didn't QC the parts list before letting it go. Imagine how many parts a regular person's kit could be missing?

[@WV-HillBilly]

@@Gandalf721 Oof. Yeah this definitely seems like a brand to steer clear of. Surprised to see this channel promoting them.

[@No1astrofan]

As a avid sim racer in vr I would love to see a follow-up video of the pc specs & what vr headset you will be using & any tips on maximising a pc to get the best out of vr 😊

[@virtualapex83]

This is the one thing missing from the PC content creators.

[@احمدمحمدالحمامصى]

vr is uncomfortable to eyes and cause eye pain and headaches

[@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

[@brwiser]

This guy knows

[@brwiser]

Sorry to hear you shared that frustration but how nice is the P1X once it'd together!? Love my setup and admittedly I don't have any crazy hardware yet.

[@BlaXXXima]

@@brwiser It's absolutely awesome and a fantastic rig. But man, that seat slider had me cursing :D I actually snapped one of the sliders, so Sim Lab had to send me a replacement.

[@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.

[@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!

[@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

[@VintageandVoltage]

As a sim racer, I love this. More sim racing content, please!

[@acrock21]

Phil's immitation of a f1 car was actually spot on.

[@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.

[@sandspar]

Good review. I raced NASCAR when it was the ONLY online sim in the 90's, by modem and server in Hawaii, and built my own wheel ( boat racer ) and shifter with push switches on the axis. I could compete with anyone. Today I couldn't touch a sim for less than about $3k in hardware, another $3k in pc, so I'm out. Appreciate being able to live vicariously through JayzTwoCents. THANKS!

[@EndoBaggins]

More of this, please! It's too expensive for me but this kind of stuff is awesome.

[@AndrewDemonbreun]

You just brought me back here, my passion for overclocking and constantly upgrading my pc had waned over the years but sim racing has been a big part of my life the past few years. Hope to see some more sim related content in the future!

[@soapa4279]

Love this Jay, we need more mixing of both your passions like this video

[@brickson98m]

Lmao I love how you opened up the video with “I LIKE CARS!” Jay, you’ve been one of my favorite channels to watch since I got into PC gaming and system building 10 years ago. Keep up the great work! You always keep it real and that’s what separates you from a lot of other channels

[@kjevers1]

I am so jealous of you guys. I had to go g29 and mod the crap out of it, with an office chair frame.

[@Oopsie26]

Better then not having anything at all 😢

[@justinvanhorne8859]

complaining about free products apparently is also part of the review. entitlement of 2023, look no further than KZbin. lax life, everything handed to you on a platter, real tough. wonder where i can deposit my paycheques to help out.

[@josephwimerYoYoYo]

I just finished building my Next Level Racing F-GT and I'm super impressed with the quality vs price. (For those that can't afford to climb the TRX Alpine cliff.) It all comes in one box and is rigid as all hell when properly built.

[@InterestingThingzzz]

Would love to see you add the flights sim additions. Cool to see this

[@discodan2265]

I have the TR 180 for 6 months now and its a real solid rig. Handles my sc2pro no ploblem 😊 If you have a choice between the gt seat and the rally take the rally seat more sturdier not as much flex if you like heavy braking ❤

[@drorzy_0485]

As an addicted simracer I am super excited to see and follow where you go with this entire build as total noob and how you get on with some racing in iRacing. Can’t wait to see the PC you build this. Love this.

[@shadowr2d2]

Yes please do a flying setup. One that can be done. As a spaceship setup as well. Thank you for posting this video.

[@chrishess2227]

This was awesome to see! We 100% want to see a video on the Moza systems. I have Fanatec rig now and been hearing a lot of good things about the new Moza setups. Keep the sim racing and flight videos coming!

[@aaabnsn]

Hi Chris, I've been thinking about getting a fanatec gt pro dd setup for ps5/gt7 VR..would you recommend or should I be looking at moza? Not familiar with moza offering.

[@marijn17s]

the base is good but the wheels suck ass just pure plastic and fake look

[@marijn17s]

@@aaabnsn Go for fanatec honestly

[@aaabnsn]

@@marijn17sthanks what would you recommend for ps5/gt7. Or should I be going down the pcvr route?

[@marijn17s]

@@aaabnsn I’m not a 100% certain about the compatibility but i’ve heard great things about the Logitech DD and DD pro from Fanatec

[@s1rconstantine]

Jay's on the giant side like me. 197cm myself and I felt that comment about bumping knees on any car I drive. Also, the ad in the middle of the video is a better idea than an ad at the start of the video. The transition was smooth and the chances of me skipping it are very slim. Shout-out to Phill and Nick! Great work all around! Cheers!

[@viennagamer1683]

I'd definitely love more content like this, including flight sim stuff!:)

[@AcM.5233]

Now this is what I can get into. I love my racing SIM and any information on any way to tweak it and make it more realistic I am game

[@nielsolseniii2881]

I appreciate the warning about the knees. I too am 6 foot 4, and the banging of the knees in my old race car and current Impala is definitely an issue when getting into and out of basically any vehicle, but especially the smaller vehicles with less room all around to move and manipulate your body getting in and out.

[@USSMariner]

Oh boy a microcenter ad! I can't wait to drive literally 5 hours for the closest one.

[@PontiacKid2]

The bonus about having the monitor mount where you have it, you could mount a small monitor, fan or even a go pro/web cam for streaming.

[@Srt4drvr89]

Sim racing is massive in the last two years. Built my pc’s watching this channel for sim racing. Have tested 10 different wheel base combos.

[@jprowland]

I've ordered from Trak Racer several times before. They regularly swap out hardware (probably dependent on where they can source them from cheapest) so you'll see bolts, nuts, washers etc. that are different from what's in the manual (even literally two of the same part number in the same order). That said I'm pretty happy with them as build quality is high with good pricesplus they are local so the cheap shipping still only takes a day or two.

[@johnrohrer8581]

I have a set up from gt omega. started with just a wheelstand witha logitech g29. then i upgraded to a thrustmaster t300 and got the better thrustmaster pedals. then i got the gt omega seat which has a frame that connects to the wheelstand. in this way i didn't have to spend a ton of money right away. I just added on as i found myself realizing sim racing was something i really liked. So far I just really enjoy ACC...great community and the racing is so much fun!!! i'm usually simracing an hour or two almost everyday!

[@CumulusBurn]

13:47 Yes, please do! As an obsessed player in DCS, I often wish big channels like you glorious bastards had flight sim stuff such as reviews and various setups for things like this but also various HOTAS/rudders etc. I realize that’s possibly out of the scope of videos you’re interested in making, but a guy can wish. Thanks for another great video.

[@frickingphil]

couple years ago i traded jay my replica warthog hotas so he could learn the a-10 in DCS we might get back into it if we build a hybrid sim rig at work :P

[@CumulusBurn]

@@frickingphil 🤓🖤 That would be miiiiint!

[@zachr369]

Just built a trak racer tr80 frame (can confirm the instruction manual is mediocre, but customer service was great) and Moza r9 with srp pedals, with a Heusinkveld sequential shifter, and hand brake. Mostly do drifting. Love the Moza stuff awesome for the price especially the r9, I may upgrade to the crp pedals later on.

[@RetroSnakey]

I reviewed a slight different rig from Track Racer (TR80 Gen1 here on KZbin), roughly 3 years ago... Still the same issues with missing hardware to put things together.. No manuals back then. However, when I got it all finally built, the rig is great. Great video thanks for sharing!!

[@eflarsen]

only the uk and ireland are on the "opposite" side of the road for europe, but a lot of asia and africa are

[@stormapex7014]

seeing that rig melts my heart,my dream is to have one of those. lovely to see sim racing stuff on this channel.

[@burreto9225]

I would love to see more sim racing content! I purchased my first sim rig this past Black Friday. Then decided to build my first pc for said rig (upgrading from Xbox) at the beginning of this year. Couldn’t be happier about that decision.

[@originalname9999]

I got a Mazda RX-8 seat from a junkyard and used that, in my rig. With a tiny pit of modification you can usually get any real world seat you like and use that.

[@brettlovett2760]

More sim racing content, please. I know a lot of people would love to see some cockpit builds and reviews and some sim racing PC builds. You could do builds for different budgets or frame rates or monitor configurations like the triple screens vs Ultrawides vs VR. Also, after doing enough hardware reviews, all 3 of you would have your own racing rigs so you could race each other. BONUS! The sim world would open up a ton of content opportunities.

[@uncleflansy5621]

I bought a cheapo wheel about a month and a half ago thinking I'd rarely if ever use it, and next thing I knew I was three grand deep into a DD wheel and full on rig and using VR for the first time ever. It's such an amazing hobby.

[@TheBeauthompson]

I found this channel after I got into sim racing and decided I want to build my 1st pc so I could change from console to pc. It's great to see some sim related stuff on this channel now. Would be great to see it go a bit further, especially into the options and recommendations on what to put into a pc for sim racing, there's lots of info out there for gaming, but when you are specifically looking at sim racing and wanting to run, ultrawide, triple monitors, VR, 1440p, 4k, infomation starts getting a bit harder to find. Would be easy to say just put a 4090 in it, but for those on more of a budget, what is needed to build a pc without having to go over kill and spend a fortune.

[@KryssN1]

for VR simracing you want at least 3090 (4070ti not enough vram) or 4080. I recently gone the opposite way, PC to PS5 and PSVR2 for Gran Turismo 7, the PSVR2 manages to boost performance of it's GPU enough to play like a 3090/3090Ti.

[@viperaddictcarfanatic6321]

So glad I’m not the only one who stressed for hours putting this damn thing together

[@itsmyname_real]

jay.. i am fasting right now but my mouth is watering seeing this rig!! as a cheapy simracer with DIY table and stuff, that kind of adjustment is absolute dream!!

[@svpracer98]

Thank you for doing this properly. It may not be everyone's primary game category, but this does sim racing much more justice than another recently hacked channel.

[@TacticalTushie]

I have a welder so the price of metal, spray paint, and a day of fun making my own frame is much cheaper and probably stronger. It's on wheels so I can roll it out of the way. And I used the factory seat from my frs. I use a moza r9 direct drive. It's plenty strong enough for me in drifting. I don't need 20nm at all.

[@TheTechnoPilot]

We are asking for it Jay! DO IT, GIVE US MORE VIDEOS ABOUT THIS!!!

[@spdcrzy]

That seat being well-balanced like that on solid ground is a good sign. Increased comfort = decreased long term health risks.

[@Self-Delusion]

I'm watching this, sitting in my Trak Racer Tr8 Pro lol it's kinda surreal seeing you do sim racing content. I can attest to the manual and assembly being a bit of a bear. QA is definitely lacking in a big way with TR products, from my anecdotal experience and what I see online. I had issues, missing stuff, bolts cross-threaded from factory, etc. Got it all together and I love the dang thing though. There is so much adjustability that I've slowly been realizing how I originally set it up was like way off, and I've had to flip things around, adjust a bunch and undo all my blunders, either from me being dumb or the manual being hazy. It's really nice though, and I am just so happy about how it ended up. KEEP DOING SIM RACING CONTENT IT'S RAD!! PS the slider bar on mine went in exactly how it went for you🤣

[@SN3Gaming_]

I got my 8020 Aluminum Profile rig from Trak Racer. I'm glad to see you build one yourself!! The Sim Racing market has been amazing. Hope you play iracing!

[@RandyWatson80]

With Trak Racers inability to deliver products in a timely fashion, I would highly recommend steering clear of this company.

[@MadRS]

I'm huge into Sim Racing and the Trak Racer stuff is very, very good. It just grinds my gears when people use the title "ultimate" for something and it just isn't. Yes this is a awesome setup and yes I love the instant adjustability of the chassis but it just isn't the "ultimate".

[@BayouJosh]

You guys are going to love that setup! Alpine is a step up from what I have. I have the TR8 Pro. I Love it. Fanatec DD2 and Heusinkveld Pedels. Just Awesome!!! Mounting the Steering wheel plate upside down!!! doing that right now. great idea!

[@shanenorman7262]

Love to see the ultimate flight sim setup

[@sephondranzer]

I don’t even like racing games, but I’m seeing how easily I could go down the rabbit hole of videos like this… Like imagine if Jay had LMG-levels of resources and went to absolute town modifying this thing to be like an actual car seat…

[@crregazzamerone]

Hell yes Jay. After this video I pulled out the dusty htc vive pro and set it up for KY Sim racing setup. Took me like 4 hours to setup buy I got it done. Great feeling taking turns at max speed.

[@tonyyimbo]

I've been waiting for this video for years . I remember the ol abutto rig but never saw any racing content . Hopefully we getting see some racing content !

[@boostedmedia]

Excellent!! Hope to see you on track some time ❤

[@the88tench3]

Awesome! Seeing some flight sim rig stuff on the channel would be cool, with all the new hardware that is available now, especially for combat flight simming

[@metalcatholic2505]

As a casual sim racer myself, would like to see more of this sim racing content. cheers

[@Daz555Daz]

That's a nice rig - great for anyone who needs adjustability. I think if you don't need instant adjustability an aluminium profile rig would still be my recommendation but yes this looks like a great rig.

[@dinkidink5912]

Looks like a decent rig although I'm pretty partial to my 8020 rig. 😀 I know you guys are using VR but one thing to note is you wouldn't want to mount a monitor so far back from the wheel as per the main monitor mount location, you want your monitor as close to you as possible.

[@davidjohnston6547]

You need 2 more then race each other in VR, that could be cool, even having a flight sim in them would be interesting. You do need to do more racing and flight sim stuff, the tech and sims have come a long way in the last 10 years. Another awesome video though.

[@dubzeed]

loving the sim racing stuff on the channel

[@peermancolin]

welcome to the part of being a Sim Racer. Building your rig

[@LuxTenebrae]

Now we need more space/flight sim reviews...need em Jay style though. 😂

[@bryangreer8260]

Please try and do the racing / flight sim rig!!! Was just thinking today about trying to have a dual sim chassis.

[@jamesgaudio466]

For the thread problem...USE AUTOMOTIVE Anti-Sieze! helps prevent thread Galling!

[@danceoffAsh]

Really glad that you got the Moza gear, been a huge fan of their products and I am sure you will enjoy it!

[@virtualapex83]

Man it's about time some love went to us racers. Please do some PC build geared for vr in simracing titles.

[@RaceSimCentral]

Yay! Thanks so much for showing this. While I understand that for you this channel might be more about the technology you showcase, for many of us it's about you and the guys. I feel OK speaking for many of us by saying we'd really enjoy seeing more of what you enjoy. I'd personally love to see you looking at your favorite racing SOFTWARE, too. :)

[@cyclicm1622]

That seat slider looks EXACTLY like the ones for my Corbeau seats I put in my 88 Burb. Work pretty decent, but I found flipping the adjuster bar over gave better control.

[@jasongeyer7292]

Would love seeing more videos like this

[@lbophantom5341]

Would have to agree on the manual part, when putting mine together i was pretty overwhelming opening everything up even the different size bolts should be in different bags.

[@Bunch007]

$1,200 is a bit steep. What I recommend is buying a bunch of 80/20 (single, double and triple wide) aluminum, connecters, support brackets, end caps and build you're own rig and save $600 if not more. Tons of blue prints on the net to build your own rig just from 80/20 aluminum.

[@robertingram159]

That’s sick guys! I just built mine up back in November!

[@GMCRaptor]

Great to see rig on the channel Jay,….fyi Trakracer are renowned for sending out orders missing components .

[@strydyrhellzrydyr1345]

Man. You guys get to have SOOOOO much fun

[@gmdragon117]

I don't blame you jay!! Cars are sick🤣🤣

[@TheLastRealRyan]

Please do more on the sim racing rig. I want to build one myself, and your videos have helped immensely in building my PC recently.

[@4444fores]

I like cars too! When are you going to finish building the engine block PC? That video made me subscribe and I'm still waiting. I'm patient though, no rush.

[@bubba_tc]

I love my Moza stuff. One thing tho, the wheel base is a hub for the pedals and exterior screen. If you add on the shifter and handbrake then you have to get Moza hub.