Sim Racing as CHEAP as Possible in 2024!

In this video, I’ll be guiding you and providing several suggestions for how you can begin sim racing for as cheap as possible
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[@Dauntlessimracing]

They’re ready to respond to race bundle Also PlayStation compatible you missed that.

[@_coolioo]

can you make a review of the hori racing wheel apex pls

[@vrforseniors9830]

The G29 WILL FAIL in less than a month. Nobody knows how to fix it. Find something else.

[@MOHAMEDtamer7d]

would you recommend the pxn v99 bundle

[@mc1996]

For anyone starting, just get a used G27 or a new G29 on a good deal for peace of mind. Forget the best felling and the more realistic option, its more than enough to have massive amounts of fun and learn all you need. Most starters will usually stop racing after a week or two, as it's not as easy to go fast and clean as it may seem, and lots of practice is required. Put some hours on a couple of sims, then decide if you want to go a step above on quality

[@LexusLFA554]

Unless you live in a housing complex. I had a G29, and it was extremely loud because of the plastic wheels. In the end the motors fried themselves not even 1 year into operation. I have a T300RS now which I think is miles better around the same price where the G29 was when new.

[@thatdixierasta]

My only counterpoint to that is that, if you are coming to sim racing as a driving enthusiast, the lack of real quality feel from those wheels make push you out of the hobby quickly since it doesn't provide a good level of immersion.

[@lmaonade.]

​@@thatdixierastaI would like to pose a counterpoint for your comment as well... (well not a counterpoint just and thought before your comment) That most entry level drivers would need a feel for sim racing and should consider trying out cheapers wheels like the G923. BUT, at time goes we've seen these DD wheels and bases become cheaper and cheaper every year. I would recommend beginners get a G923 first and use it for a while until the DD wheel market gets saturated and DD wheels are more affordable. Or you can go ahead and skip if it's immersion you're looking for. Just know, you are listening to the opinions of sim racers who put a lot of money into the hobby... doesn't necessarily mean you will have the same level of expectations as them.

[@clementtremblay9056]

I'm new into simracing and decided to go with a G29, which was on a pretty decent sale. It may not be the most realistic option out there, but it ended up costing me half of what it would've been for the Fanatech bundle. I'm really not sure how much I'm going to be simracing, so I think it's a pretty good choice. Also, I think that just having a wheel, pedals and a touch of force feedback is gonna make playing racing games a lot more fun.

[@Katniss0000]

Problem in our Area. They sell it like brand new price. They don't know about depreciation.

[@brandontadday6288]

A good sim racing setup is definitely up there on my hypothetical “first toy to buy if I ever get rich” list alongside one of those real-life seamoths that can go down to like 200m below sea level.

[@Potato_El_Great]

Is seamoth a real thing? Or a you just a subnautica fan… (Me too, I love subnautica)

[@Wb_tag]

If I get rich my plan is a sin racing setup and and good pc unlike my potato also I'm a bit late to the party

[@Potato_El_Great]

@@Wb_tag yeah, I would love a sim racing setup, and I don’t even have a pc, I have a 5 year old xbox, lol

[@davehooper6481]

For the first time wheel owners I say that the Logitech g29 is the only one I've ever had. I've had 3 or 4 of them over a decade but because I've never tried a direct drive I don't know what I'm missing. I have a great time with my g29 and it feels like driving to me. The force feedback is substantial enough to feel real and combined with a Playseat entry level seat and pedal mount set up and a PS4 or PS5 that is as close to real racing as I need. If money is no issue in the future I would spend $20,000 and go crazy on it but there is no need to drool over other set ups. For a total of about $1,300 you can have a really great time.

[@accordingtoabe2211]

What else do I need besides the g29? I'm building one for my stepson

[@davehooper6481]

@@accordingtoabe2211 well if you want it to be a little more realistic a racing seat is a good idea. It has mounting plates for the pedals and the steering wheel. You will need a monitor, but I would recommend a PS VR for 3-D racing instead.

[@accordingtoabe2211]

@@davehooper6481 what's a good racing seat bundle? I'm a gamer but uneducated on racing Sims. Thanks for any pointers

[@davehooper6481]

@@accordingtoabe2211 you’ll find a number of choices online. I’m not a good source.

[@funky3503]

@@accordingtoabe2211you are awesome

[@samuelchan9501]

That Fanatec bundle for $400 is an insanely good deal. Thrustmaster is still selling the TS-PC racer wheel base alone for $400...

[@Houdini-mn8os]

tell me where that bundles at brav😭

[@Nothsa21.]

Why is everything so damn expensive

[@samuelchan9501]

@@Houdini-mn8os Directly on the Fanatec website. It's in their ready2race bundles

[@bbvibrabb]

I think it's good to keep in mind that sim racing gear, at least the entry level stuff, always seems to get good black friday deals

[@houdini6465]

This^^ I got a Logitech G920 over $100 off last Black Friday. I’ve since put in about 160 hours and don’t regret a thing!

[@xXN0SK1LLZXx]

Just a little tip for UK and Aussie people. And anywhere else that have a cash converters. Which to anyone who doesnt know. Its a second hand store similar to a pawn shop but its a big company. Anyway. Buying second hand from them is a good option. They check the item before they buy it from someone so you know it works. And in the off chance it doesnt they have a really good returns reputation. But the good thing is they arent specialised in anything so they get in good stuff but sell it cheap since they have know clue what they have. Ive bought a t300rs Gt with clutch pedal. Boxed for 189 pound which if you try to buy it new its 360 pound. Ive seen a t500rs for 99. Fanatec wheel rims for 50. Its a something to think about

[@CheetahLynx]

In the words of the great DankPods: “A garage sale with dedicated business hours and a returns policy”

[@georgi3554]

@@CheetahLynxhaha love his channel

[@jukemaster2848]

Got the t128 on sale at amazon. Have been super happy with it. It feels like the force is plenty to me. In dirt rally i was wishing it was weaker😂 but if you’re on a super budget and cant afford the other “entry level” options, id go for it. For me, $300-$500 for a gaming peripheral doesn’t make sense

[@spawn0ne]

Naah bro, if u really get into racing/drifting and try out the dd wheels, u will se why we've spent that much on them xd .But yeah, i had a t248 first and that was the start of the spiral "sim racing" xd

[@jukemaster2848]

@@spawn0ne lol i hear you but im not trying to get a super realistic experience with it so the 128 is enough for me

[@MaaZeus]

T128 is plenty. For some reason sim racers expect a feedback strength that can be seen in cars with no power steering and everything from the road is delivered directly into your hands with no dampening between. 😅 The pedals are crap though but it is compatible with Thrustmaster pedals like T3PM for not too much money.

[@MrProthall]

@@MaaZeus Makes sense if you want that. If you're not a simulation racer and prefer simcades, you don't need DD ever. So pick what you wanna play, then adjust the peripherals. Anything else is stupid, because some games or only on console, some only on PC and if you play arcade or simcade games you don't need super high fidelity.

[@MaaZeus]

@@MrProthall A simcade racer I am indeed. Closest thing to a proper simulation that I own is Project Cars 2, which is a load of fun in VR.

[@oktc68]

I use a wheel stand, a non folding, stable stand that allows me to stand on the brake pedal and which has no visible movement in use. Unfortunately I don't have space for a full rig or triples, my rig is solid though, handles my direct drive wheelbase and 100kgs load cell brake pedal better than many full cockpits. There is some flex in the shifter mount but it's minimal and not enough to effect gate entry. Completely removing movement from your setup makes a big difference, more than the upgrade from belt to direct drive. I'd also recommend OLED display/s, their much faster response times make you feel like you're looking thru a windscreen not watching on a monitor. Another top tip is to use the lightest wheel that is suitable for your wheelbase, it's lower mass makes the most of your motors FFB output, giving a snappier more immediate feel than one with greater mass. Round wheels are better for all around car control, ask a rally driver 😉

[@ca5ualm3dia]

all you should need is a high res encoder and a solid drive shaft connected to a even handle!

[@billwiley7216]

One thing to remember is that as you move up in equipment you also start adding button boxes, then multi monitor setups and then you need a more powerful system to run it and the set up and additional needed software can complicate the overall system and rig. I recommend someone new to start simple and honestly your best upgrade to see driving improvements and lap time consistency is the pedals not the wheelbase. I will say probably 80%+ of all new sim racers can be well served using a wheelstand, a single 32"-34" monitor or maybe a 43" tv and with under a grand invested in their wheelbase, pedals and wheel. Most new racers will come and go and not play to the extent long term they think they will and just pop in every so often for shorter spells racing then not race again sometimes for weeks or months. Not to mention the AVERAGE racer will not have the skillsets to be racing at a level to ever be able to see that elusive .2 tenths of a second laptime to put them over the top when comparing racing with a $600 rig versus a $2500 rig. Keep it simple and at a reasonable budget is the best answer for the majority of people sim racing on Saturday morning while still in their underwear!

[@kostasgames1339]

can i live with one kidney

[@piotrkarczynski787]

Yeah

[@gregsmithepic99]

Yes (:

[@yeboid.p.3641]

Yes but u cant live without attention

[@30SRacer]

I got the Moza R5 from Amazon and i love it. I know R9 is stronger but $500 i spent has everything you need for a first time sim racer

[@schmaltzz]

they sell the r5 on amazon? i had to get mine from a reseller. when i checked it wasn’t there.

[@30SRacer]

@schmaltzz It's more expensive but you deal with Amazon and not Moza

[@supremacy98]

I feel like in 2023, going into 2024, people should avoid getting a gear driven wheelbase, now that belt driven and even direct drive wheels are becoming more affordable, even more so in the future. What do you think though? I'm honestly just a beginner, just started getting into sim racing just recently

[@Computextestbench]

Unfortunately, "affordable" varies from person to person depending on their circumstances. Has direct drive wheels fallen drastically in price? Absolutely. Does that make it affordable for everyone? Not really.

[@seniorstube6683]

Yes. $399 for Moza r3 bundle. $499 for the r5 bundle. All direct drive. For prices comparable to many starter wheels with gears, and belts.

[@zzysk2]

I bought Thrustmaster T248 because it was discounted this spring. But then Fanatech cut the price of the CSL bundle, and Moza came out with an entry-level model for the same price as the T248. I totally misstaked the time to buy a steering wheel controller.😢

[@EricKanavathi]

It's okay. It happens. But if you have the means, do trade the T248 and get the Fanatec or other alternative in mind.

[@stfu7203]

Sell it for same price, then upgrade for cheap

[@GentleCat720]

Yo, I already have a simulator of my own, but I would love to see a review on the new Moza R3, Specially because you and SRG make good reviews with plenty of details❤😂

[@OCRacing]

I’ll see what I can do 👍

[@Marco-rg8vw]

Only just found your channel - the videos sound and looks really, really good. Keep up the good work! Just one thing: including chapter raises the user experience a little. Looking forward to further videos :)

[@e30m3bimmer]

I would love to see a video on the Asetek SimSports La Prima Bundle, as it apparently has really good FFB and a game changing QR system.

[@OCRacing]

I would love to review it but they've never reached out nor responded to my inquiries :/

[@e30m3bimmer]

@@OCRacing Perhaps it’s time to liquidate some assets and use some of that sweet simracing gear money

[@boostaddict_]

I just picked up a Thrustmaster TMX for $80 and ordered the missing USB adapter off amazon for like $5. Was planning to build a rig and get a DD wheel, but this gets me racing now. Can and will upgrade later, but this is something.

[@Luxx1G]

this is supposed to be cheap? nahh yall to rich nowadays starting point is literally 300 bucks like cmon

[@therlaxmax]

Get a used g27 or a g29. To actually get a good steering wheel you need to pay tge 300 dollar pricing. But if you just want a steering wheel you can go for some half the price.

[@blownrider7717]

Or get your money up little bro 🤑

[@Luxx1G]

@@blownrider7717 im 14 bro

[@yaboidustin2447]

​@@blownrider7717bro acts like he's something 😂

[@cvgaming2020]

Roblox pfp tells me you're no older than 15. This isn't child's play, we're racing on simulators. You have to think about all the extra tech a wheel and pedals add, you can buy wheels with no force feedback for under 100 or so but that defeats the purpose.

[@warriorgp4640]

I'm new to sum racing, so I wouldn't be able to say if you've missed anything. However, your review was very solid for those of us trying to understand the basics, as far as what to buy, what parts are compatible, what's affordable and what's popular. The review was concise, comprehensive and sensible. Not a lot of yapping about nothing, extending the video into a 30 minute video. I can appreciate that. Thanks

[@HappyWheelFan2013]

For anyone finding this video now, there is a G920 in Altoona, PA on facebook marketplace for $75 shifter included. Great condition

[@iNathanLite]

Xbox Series S £250 Logitech G920 + shifter £220 LG 27" 1080p gaming monitor (27MP60GP-B) £110 Off-brand Soundbar (£15) Argos gaming chair (forgot price) Ikea desk (forgot price) My budget setup and I'm extremely happy with it.

[@oneminuteofanything3757]

Nice setup

[@1Average.]

fr tho this helped so much im going with the fanatec dd wheel (if you plan on getting this you can get it for 199.95 same dd wheel base but cheaper if you configure setup and swap it to that) have fun racing thank you

[@eliutroman3881]

Maybe i missed it in the comments, what game were you playing? Driving through the expressway like that.

[@MidnightMechanic]

DFGT wheel, SHH shifter, and T3PA pedals.

[@Cooe.]

Lol now I get why you were trying to big-up the T3PA's vs the newer & unquestionably superior T3PM's, despite the latter being better in literally EVERY SINGLE WAY! 🤣 (I replaced my trusty T3PA's with T3PM's this past month after finding a used T248 on my local classifieds in basically mint condition w/ everything included for just $195, after which I sold my TMX Pro's w/ their T3PA's to a good buddy for almost the entirety of my upgrade cost! 🥳) And that remains true even if you need to spend an extra +≈$10 to get a conical rubber brake mod piece for them (like the T3PA's come with stock) off Etsy/Amazon, if you are truly properly OBSESSED with THAT particular pedal experience. 🤷 (I haven't bothered to do that as the 2x different springs, each paired w/ or w/o the included, super thick rubber spring depressing washer gives me MORE than enough "fine-grained adjustment" on the brake pedal [w/ a massively, MASSIVELY wider range from stiffest to softest stock setup vs the T3PA's].)

[@CtWolffe]

Been thinking for my next summer goal I should get pedals, a shifter, a hand break and a wheel. But I am not sure yet. My future plans are very vague, I am saving up for a car yet I might move to UK, it's just all over the place... I guess i will see

[@earthgirdler23]

I got given an Xbox 360 then picked up a Xbox wireless racing wheel/pedals in mint condition for £20. The FF on the wheel was much better than I had expected (never having used an FF wheel before) so it was a very pleasant surprise. Forza 3 and 4, Dirt 3, original Forza Horizon and Race Driver games are all a lot of fun to play on this setup and although obviously not full sims are certainly challenging enough and the graphics have not aged badly at all. Just getting a clean run on a rally stage in Dirt (let alone fast), or a clean hot lap of the Nordschleife on Forza ain't easy! I reckon that's gotta be the cheapest possible sim rig.

[@madboydaz]

That's the way to do it, good man - 360 rules

[@deepakthakur8781]

Its really difficult to get all the gear in India but finally after 2 years I sold my g29 and shifter and got a moza direct drive with hbp handbrake and th8s shifter. Cant wait for it to be delivered. As for any newcomers, especially in India, g29 is still the best bang for buck. I have no regrets of getting it. It was endless fun. I will surely miss it.

[@gorrilaunit99]

Having played all the major sim racing games, *none of them mimic my real car AT ALL!* No point in a DD wheel when all the games are mediocre. 😂

[@MrSpiderman1321]

i would suggest getting good standalone pedals like MOZA Racing SR-P and then buying the cheapest wheel available. Good pedals make a huge difference, wheel not so much.

[@thegfonline]

The Cammus C5 seems great, but their shipping is just to much. Warehouse from France to Belgium, 70 bucks shipping ? Comes in total with the clamp almost at 399. It takes away the appeal that it cost 250 bucks. For that price i just pay 25 bucks more and have a Fanatec. With the option to rim swap, add the boost kit etc.

[@SunnyExMusic]

if you’re casual like me here’s my setup t300gt edtion wheel and pedals thrust master shifter( i have the expensive but i’d get the cheaper on personally) gt lite ps edition ps5 & psvr2 for gt7

[@talon1706]

You might as well buy quality gear. Once you try sim racing you're hooked. The upgrade path does get expensive.

[@silverpantsblue.1780]

gonna help the analytics and comment: In my region, the secondary market is only priced a littler lower than buying new. Maybe there was a backorder situation recently .. so folks were asking for purchase price? idk

[@angryoldcanadian3905]

I purchased a cheap Thrustmaster T150 and a playseat challenge and it has worked for years. It gives better / quieter force feedback compared to the low end Logitec models

[@albrightonthenight]

What are you classing as low end? I'm currently setting up a psvr2 rig but as you can imagine the vr2 took most of my budget....Is the g29 a low end wheel? Thanks in advance Unfortunately I sold my ferrari thrustmaster and pedals once lockdown had finished. Loved it, but I've heard the g29 is better.

[@angryoldcanadian3905]

@@albrightonthenight Yes it is a low end wheel. It is gear based and is loud. The pedals are much better than the thrustmaster ones though. Many owners love it though. Here in Canada the T-150 and the G29 are the same price on Amazon. I would love to upgrade to a direct drive wheel but they are too expensive for how much use I would get out of them. The Ferrari thrustmaster is not considered a good wheel and I would take my T-150 over it any day. I am considering getting a T-300 one day (or equivalent model), but until then I will stick to my reliable T-150 (I've owned it for around 7-8 years) I wished I could use VR but after 30 seconds I get so sick that I am feeling it for 5-6 hrs later.

[@albrightonthenight]

@@angryoldcanadian3905 I will check out the t-150 thank you! Haha I know what you mean, I tried my friends he said you do get use to it after a week. I just couldn't believe how real it was, I was immediately hooked.

[@Picklrizzlr]

I found a hori racing wheel used for 15 dollars and it’s been doing good for about a year, the only problem is that it doesn’t have a clamp and they are ridiculously hard to find.

[@smithp573]

A few comments on a suitable spec PC would be worth a few minutes. Bit of a minefield I know but could be useful. Would’ve helped me a couple years ago. But an ex-office PC with a 2gb GT1030 GPU got me into iracing. All downhill from there lol.

[@stevenhaggar132]

Your absolutely wright,, racers including myself often neglect mentioning the cost of the system running the software

[@fordfocusrs7955]

Maybe the r3 could’ve been mentioned but seeing as it was released two days ago I see why it was left out

[@OCRacing]

I haven’t tested nor received it so I can’t really comment as to whether I would recommend it or not, hence I didn’t mention it.

[@phil.3217]

Guys when u wanna go into sim racing i can still say buy the T300rs please its worth it and best with 3 pedals !!

[@bryancheah2568]

Honestly, the only thing holding me back from pulling the trigger on a DD like the Moza R5 is the lack of loadcell pedals and having to spend more on top of the wheel base

[@OCRacing]

Well buying the bundle, you’ll still have the option to fit the included pedals with a loadcell brake. It will cost more but it could still be a good option.

[@bryancheah2568]

@@OCRacingcan the SRP-Lite be modded with a loadcell brake? I thought they only sell an additional clutch pedal accessory

[@_.STDF._]

Even a trashed g25 would be an experience and premium wheel in my country 😢, the money that people in the third world have for a steering wheel would be 50$ in the most expensive scenario.

[@brokenkneez]

As someone new to racing wheels, what I am interested in is what setup is most likely to be compatible with any game - from more serious sim racers, to arcade racers like NFS. NFS is what i played long ago, and I've been itching to play some racing games. I kinda want to invest a little in case I get more into sim racing, though. Almost got the MOZA R5 based off of this vid, but looks like it might not work for NFS? Any advice for a newbie that's looking for a solid choice for most games around 500 USD?

[@TheUltimateBluemac]

I would never recommend the G29/G920 in ANY capacity as I can't call it simracing with that level of wobblyness, the T150 already feels alot more solid with less wheel flex. Having tried those and direct drive wheels I can confidently say anyone getting into this hobby should go with at LEAST a T150 and those can be had quite cheap.

[@THESHADOW97139]

I largely agree with that. What I don't understand is why promote the 150? ... whereas the 128 is almost the same (worse) and it fails. The 248 is a wheel that will not be comfortable in all disciplines either.

[@TheUltimateBluemac]

@@THESHADOW97139 Im not exactly promoting the T150, its just the lowest point of entry where the build quality and feel arent rattely and wobbly feeling like the G29/920. Ive not used a T150 until it breaks so reliability is a diffirent question. I would recommend a T150 over a T128 simply bc after personally using it, it feels alot better than the g29/920 and comes with some nicer pedals than the T128. People that can afford it should certainly go with a Fanatec bundle or cammus C5.

[@THESHADOW97139]

@@TheUltimateBluemac Ok, I understand . The moza r3 has just been released, it would do the job just as well, but for a lot more money

[@Alex_katz]

I have a g920 and it’s the worst

[@윈도우_비스타]

i wonder why t300rs and 300rs gt wasnt mentioned. they are very good wheels. you can get new one with logitech price but its better then t248 wheelbase and its wheel-swapable.

[@mayorbeans]

blud wasn't even pressing da friggin cluuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuutch

[@kingjasko]

got the cheapest csl dd bundle for 500€ total (incl. tax, table clamp and aliexpress boost kit), im happy :) i think with these prices of dd's it's not worth going for sub 500€ belt driven sets

[@OCRacing]

alixpress boost kit? 😳 Let me know how it works

[@kingjasko]

@@OCRacing works great out of the box, connected it, powered the DD on, the fanatec control panel instantly recognized it, i feel a noticeable difference as well when driving, from what i've seen from other people, they've been running the same product for a few months without issues

[@THESHADOW97139]

@@OCRacing Yes ... the product has been known on the net for a while. The kit costs less on the site than at fanatec .... at the same time, it was difficult to do worse ....

[@ShahMir-r4z]

my personal favourite is the moza r5

[@MintJoker9578]

Well all i can say is, don't cheap out pc, a good pc is important for sim racing

[@r8p485]

Don't forget about good old t300 👍

[@CuzyyDuzzy]

pxn v99 bro 220 at sale and has clutch brake a 3.2 NM ffb with quick release and a 6 speed shifter with 2 buttons and reverse

[@Monkeychicken2028]

I’m looking for some affordable Steering wheels and manual transmission pedals

[@Simcadepro]

abit to soon not knowing the R3 release

[@OCRacing]

I was going to mention it but I really can't comment on it since I've never used it.

[@Flameshockx]

CAMMUS C5 sucks doesn't work half the time every new firmware update breaks something

[@TJBPlayz]

Great video as always oc racing 👍

[@georgidanailov8719]

If you haven’t done simracing g29 is great to start. My friend is fighting for records on f1 and assetocorsa and I’m following closely with his guide. Great setup.

[@OCRacing]

Definitely some incredibly fast guys out there using a g29

[@Cooe.]

While the physical build quality & materials are absolutely IMPECCABLE and kick the shit out of everything

[@maester3312]

In my coutry prices are a lot higher for example moza r5 bundle you mentioned cost 750$ and the fanatec cost 800$. It's not cheap.

[@slyslado]

meanwhile i use it to drive like a street racer and drift around and occasionally cruise in sim games that have open world maps 😂

[@jogurtterminator2035]

Where t300?

[@Yamoris_]

what about Thrustmaster T300? as I heard its good steering wheel too

[@ApplesAndOranges188]

I got the c5 coming...it should be here in a couple days

[@vishalvan3317]

Hey I am thinking to try sim racing What could be the setup that I should Get I am buying Assetoo Corsa and Corsa Competitizone (sorry for wrong spellings) and F1 games as well I have a 24" 1080p monitor With RTX 3060 and ryzen 5 7600 I just want a steering wheel with pedals because i have very less space in my room what should I consider and i am tight on budget as well I would be playing online most of time so i need best experience for that

[@hotdogmanpyro]

Can you make a review for the th8s shifter?

[@OCRacing]

In talks now to make it happen 👍

[@boniczok_]

Guys i have a question what is the cheapest steering wheel with the add on feature?

[@racingmaster45]

Will you be doing your iRacing videos again?

[@OCRacing]

Yes 😎

[@damienakatubbyable]

Surely in 2024 theres no excuse for not having cross platform compatibility on all product's?

[@May2slow43]

Banger after banger

[@ashtonbackup934]

I’m just about to buy a gt elite because of your review any tips for how to use it correctly

[@stankoproduction]

What game is that at minute 1:54 ?

[@WhyAreYouGhe]

Yeah, did you find out?

[@Anabolic-steroid]

Asetto corsa no hesi​@@WhyAreYouGhe

[@Nova6388WasTaken]

​@@WhyAreYouGheassetto corsa modded

[@WhyAreYouGhe]

@@Nova6388WasTaken ty

[@Hackergamer-fl4zn]

The gt lite cockpit is good but if you’re using a powerful dd wheel base the cockpit will move a lot

[@OCRacing]

I've used it with an 8nm GT DD Pro and it did a decent job. Anything higher than that though and it probably would struggle. Regardless, for entry-level setups, it should be more than enough.

[@sabbiruddin3938]

@@OCRacingalso I don’t think anyone is gonna use that full 8nm so ye

[@julianhunter9455]

What game was that which had the black lexus on the streets of Tokyo!? Looks like a modern take on Tokyo highway challenge that I had on the dreamcast as a lad! I loved that game!

[@OCRacing]

It was Assetto Corsa with the Sutoko Highway mod!

[@garrettbellinghausen8389]

Honestly if you’re looking at the Logitech wheel don’t buy it… save for a while longer and get the direct drive. Also the idea that you can get a cockpit for a direct drive wheel for less than $1000 is hopeful thinking. Whatever you do do NOT buy Playseat cockpits, they are poor quality, they lie about availability, shipping times, and neglect to inform customers of import fees all while not being able to get into contact with customer support/service.

[@raiuusagi9299]

what is that game, that he is playing (driving in the highway)?

[@TacticalRedDead]

I believe assetto corsa with mods

[@raiuusagi9299]

@@TacticalRedDead thanks bruv, let me know what mods if u discover/know them

[@TacticalRedDead]

@@raiuusagi9299 not exactly sure which highway because there’s a few but you just search up ac highway mod and you should be able to find one similar

[@HasanShoaib104]

Any sim recommendations?

[@hfzwoopah]

So everyone online that usually ends up top 3 in a race are using mega expensive set up?

[@stevenhaggar132]

Not necessarily

[@Adraverse]

Just ordered the Next Level Racing Wheel Stand 2.0 and I'm excited to see how it holds up. It's the perfect solution for my situation right now, but I'm wondering how much space the shifter/handbrake mount has. Do you think the SSH shifter (as a handbrake) + the TH8A shifter would both fit on there?

[@OCRacing]

Awesome! I honeslty can't remember but I think both of them will fit. Worst case scenario you'll have to buy the Thrustmaster handbrake/shifter mount seperately and mount that onto the wheelstand itself. (at least I think that would work?)

[@Adraverse]

@@OCRacing Thanks for the reply! That sounds like an idea...but would cost me way more than intended. Let's hope that the mount given has enough space...

[@justadapt1619]

Hey, did it work as intended?

[@Adraverse]

@@justadapt1619 Hey, man. Even if there was enough space, it sadly wasn't strong enough to withstand the shifter. The whole mounting arm was flexing, so I mounted it right next to the wheel on the top of the wheelstand. That option works like a charm!

[@NickDoddTV]

I think you need to up your number of edits per second by at least double.

[@m4rkmk136]

should i go for a refurbished g29 from the official website? its about 250 whit everything included

[@TheVuG]

What was that first street racing game

[@nerk1807]

Not sure what are the differences between r3 and r5 still thinking

[@calvino5381]

Love your vids! Was just wondering, is an ultrawide monitor or 3 normal monitors with the brackets in between better for sim racing? Also, what resolution are your 3 monitors?

[@Bllksem]

I saw that the cammus c5 bundle is just over $300 and it comes with the c5 wheel, a desk clamp and the cp5 pedals. That looks like the cheapest direct drive bundle, I just don't know if those pedals are decent at all. Anyone know?

[@techleg0]

Do you think it's possible to race with something like the G920 on a laptop? I'm not sure if it will not cover the screen...

[@WhyteLis21]

If I have to spend a lot of money even over the $100s to over $1000, I just go to do the real thing at a racing circuit. Lol.

[@gokrezy]

Wym ofc they don't work on pc? On amazon it says that every pedal that u mentioned works on pc...

[@tytusmajewski7092]

bro forgot to mention he has in depth reviews of the products on his channel

[@Vinny-v6d]

What is the actual racing game you play on PlayStation?

[@adewalehamkalamka2295]

Wilk you review Thrustmaster TH8S Shifter soon?

[@R250_Tv]

I can't even afford the G29 😭

[@PrincessGamer]

I am currently looking for a stan for my T300RS GT edition wheel, friend bought me for helping him get a PC. I know nothing about rigs and all this stuff so I don't care what it looks like, I can't mount it to a desk, and I don't have space for a cockpit version, A stand would be perfect for me, I checked the gt omega site and their all sold out lol. Any suggestions?

[@A_C_M]

T128 "unless you buy this for a child", that is such a bad take for the entire sim community. While I can understand what an enthusiast is and wants. just like I build my PC with attention to the CPU/GPU, and finness towords having no tearing while playing games, low input lag, g-sync, high FPS/refresh rate as possible, at the same time, I haven't played an arcade car driving game since more then a decade ago ( NFS MW2 era) Finding the T128 at an Amazon BF sale at just 129euros is what made me finally getting a wheel, after so many years I kept having this itch to see how it is like. Now, in the past week I have been watching alot of T128/T248/G29/G920/G923 reviews, and I was really surprised to see a couple of die hard simracing enthusiasts be surprised by what T128 has to offer. If the sim racing "disease" will get me for a more entry level then just casual Forza Horizon, I am already planning to get the Thrustmaster Th8s plastic/cheaper shiffter and the T3PM pedals. But only time will tell.

[@spawnandbatman6975]

What’s setup would I need to go with since I play both forza and gran turismo on console. I have a pc but I want to use my 65in tv for racing and chilling. I was looking at fantec stuff and it’s in my price range as well.

[@OldSlabsides45]

Perfect, thanks man!

[@OCRacing]

You're very welcome!

[@AbhishekKotian]

Vr is best than more monitors

[@stevenhaggar132]

and I reckon projection trumps them both

[@mishoivanov1049]

The r3 is now a good option

[@ricerxp]

whats that game with all the traffic being played? i see it a lot.

[@ErikEsel]

Is IT now 2023 or 2024

[@bidon_gaming4649]

i bought a used ts pc for 130

[@WinterWaves-k1g]

to be clear all of these have force feedback right?

[@OCRacing]

Yes

[@Doctor_Maulwurf]

500 entery??? my budget is 300. and i want a handbreak