Take A Look Inside My Sim Racing Setup & Home Office!

[@simracingden]

I now have an affiliate program with Advanced Sim Racing, a North American racing simulation chassis manufacturer and digital motorsport equipment retailer. I bought my ASR Pro Chassis and most of my hardware through them before they offered the program to me. I can easily recommend them for their excellent customer service and expert support, and free shipping in North America. Use my link or code THESIMRACINGDEN at checkout and receive 5% off selected collections: Advanced SimRacing, Racing Seats. I receive a small commission in return that helps support the channel www.advancedsimracing.com/thesimracingden

[@dymsimracing1700]

Man your rig is top notch, everything looks exquisite. I really like the way you take the time to explain every thing about every single component. The room, the whole setup look fantastic. You are one of my favorite youtuber. I’ve been following you since the beginning, I’m happy to see the growth of your channel.

[@simracingden]

I appreciate that!

[@dymsimracing1700]

@@simracingden Hey man, what part of Canada do you live? Because I’m from United states and I always go to Canada in Summer time, last year I visited the location ov Advanced Sim Racing in Montréal, Anjou. I would like to see your rig up close, if I go to Canada this Summer. If you don’t mind of course.

[@jamo9000]

Awesome clean setup mate. The whole room looks fantastic!

[@simracingden]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@DaSimSimma]

Very very cool !!! So clean . So thought out ! You are killing it . Congrats !!🎉

[@simracingden]

Thanks man!

[@FlavioCadamuro]

Great setup my friend and I like your cable management. 👍🏻👍🏻 Mt question is this:: do you sim race using headphones, if so which, or do you use external speakers?

[@simracingden]

Thank you! Cable management was tough but managed it somehow. Yes I mostly use headphones, right now I'm using the Razer Blackshark V2 Pro Wireless, and for speakers I just have a 2.1 Logitech Z533 System but do want to upgrade to a surround sound system at some point, however I prefer headphones in most cases.

[@SimQuips]

oh man that wheel adjustment slider at 1:30 would have saved me so much time and effort when I first put my rig together 😅

[@AeroVeloce]

New setup came out really nice. Super clean, I'm jealous!

[@simracingden]

Thanks!

[@boosted2.4]

Finally building mine and going to start my channel no expectations just wanna meet some other cool sim racers I’ll drop a vid in a few months when it’s all done

[@simracingden]

Awesome! Good luck with the channel!

[@boosted2.4]

@@simracingden thank you 🙏

[@mini3886]

WOW, just wow - this is so freaking cool! Congrats on the setup

[@simracingden]

Thank you!

[@Simlife101]

The 1ms isn't input speed its how fast the pixels can go from Gray to Gray which means you should get less ghosting or motion blur.

[@OhItsThat]

Great setup. I really like the quick adjust on the wheel deck. I’d say for myself upgrading from a DD2 to a SC2 Pro a few years ago was huge change. I swapped out the SC2 QR for a HRS XeroPlay QR. I highly recommend one. My setup was also featured by OC on episode 11 (2nd segment.) I changed a few things since. Also went from a 3080ti to a 3090ti now currently with a 4090. I don’t really have anything else to upgrade too other then swap out the NLR V3 for some kind of D-Box setup. If I had the space I’d probably have triple screens but I know I’d never use them because I’m a VR diehard for simulation. It kinda sucks being at the end of the upgrade road. Ha

[@simracingden]

Thanks! Yes, I remember seeing your setup, too very cool! I don't think the upgrade road never ends, my friend. Lol! There will always be newer stuff, but I hear you. I guess I'm now at a point where I'm extremely happy and won't need to upgrade for a while; my only problem is I keep wanting to buy more wheels 🤣

[@ricksterk7014]

Thanks for answering. I think to start I shall go down the ps5/ vr route. I really appreciate your content.

[@simracingden]

Thanks for the support!

[@Harto1]

Love this, just discovered the channel. top stuff dude!

[@simracingden]

Awesome, thank you!

[@seattime4075]

So clean, nice setup.

[@simracingden]

Thanks!

[@KuSQ3N]

Dam you sent alot this year 😅

[@simracingden]

🤑

[@Cardroid]

awesome racing rig!!!

[@simracingden]

Thanks! 👍

[@GUN69_]

I love the cockpit adjustability! Same as you I have the Invicta pedals - I quite enjoy them

[@simracingden]

The adjustability works so smoothly and is convenient especially if you swap wheels often or other people use your rig. I love my Invicta pedals, too, took some time to get used to, but they feel great now.

[@billgulker6187]

Thank you for the video. Very nice. I recommend you go with a second Buttkicker on the pedal plate. I feel the vibration on the pedal plate is equally important to the unit under the seat. Also, how is the Buttkicker you have mounted to the rig. It's hard to tell from your video. Also, I am guessing you don't do a lot with your shifter. There are definitely better options if you are into using the shifter.

[@simracingden]

Thanks for the tip. I may try that. I also have rumble motor kits for my pedals just haven’t installed them yet. The Buttkicker is mounted using one of Trak Racer’s mounts. It just attaches to the profile and has a knob that sticks out to clamp the unit on. How do you configure yours as front and rear in simhub or all as mono? I don’t use the shifter often, but I like having one. I know there are better options, but they cost a lot more, too, as far as I know.

[@billgulker6187]

@@simracingden I configure the BK's as a Custom Channel Map in SimHub. I like to dial in the level of each effect. Are you happy with the level of vibration you get from the mount? From that location, I think the levels will not efficiently transfer to the seat.

[@simracingden]

@@billgulker6187 it transfers through no problem. Had to turn it down after I first hooked up because it was too much.

[@billgulker6187]

@@simracingden Wow, typically, attaching a BK directly to the main part of the frame does not produce a lot of vibration at the seat attachments.

[@Rene_Bo]

Congrats man! Looks mint all the way 🤩

[@simracingden]

Appreciate it!!

[@TheSimCircuit]

Wow mate awesome setup, one thing I have never had is a buttkicker defo be putting it on the shopping list.

[@simracingden]

Go for it!

[@steveedwards3217]

wow...you're serious...lol...epic setup!

[@simracingden]

Thanks! 😄

[@TheEliteGamesDe]

Very cool setup! Do you use your PC for the rig aswell for the desk sometimes? If yes I would be very intersted in how you did the cable management between you PC and your desk.

[@simracingden]

Thanks! Yes I did. I routed a very long cable around my room along the baseboard with a thin cable concealer

[@kevin_m]

Amazing setup all around! I know the cost can add up having completed my build over the last few years. Of course some commenters won’t “get this”. Oh well 😅.

[@simracingden]

Thank you! 🙌🏻

[@Keny-Quintanilla]

They look awesome. 👌👌👌

[@rusty4104]

Just applied for a second job so I can get a set up like this 😂

[@simracingden]

🤣

[@marcospagliaro8244]

Hi there! How are you? I´m writing from Argentina....Congratulations for your setup!!!!!!, I just discover your channel, amazing stuff...super clean!!!. I also discoverd your name is M. Pagliaro....it´s a lot of coincidence but my name is Marcos Pagliaro...nice to find you mate! :) Both we have Italian origins and share the passion of sim racing! I hope we can share info! Great day for you!

[@simracingden]

Wow, what a coincidence, indeed! It's always great to meet someone who not only shares the same passion for sim racing, but also shares the same name! And yes, our Italian heritage is something truly special. I'm thrilled to hear that you like my setup and find the channel useful. I strive to keep things clean and efficient, so it's great to hear that it resonates with you. I would love to connect and share information about our shared hobby. Feel free to drop any questions or ideas you have in the comment section, or you can also reach out to me through the contact information provided on the channel's "about" page. Thank you so much for your support all the way from Argentina. It's truly appreciated! Let's keep the passion for sim racing burning bright! Hope you have an awesome day too, mate! 🏎️🇮🇹🇦🇷

[@velocitybraker991]

Hey . Great setup. Display cabs look boss! I was particularly interested in your Stream Deck Plus unit. Specifically, what/how you're integrating it as a (additional) button /control box? Appreciate you touched on it in the video but was looking for a little more if you have it. I have one and am initially using it as a control unit only, app start ups and the like. Just looking at inspiration/direction I may be missing. Keep u p the quality work.

[@simracingden]

Hey! Thanks! appreciate the encouragement. I've actually got a video planned in the pipeline to go into more detail on my stream deck and how I use it and comparing to button boxes etc. should be right up your alley. Keep an eye out in the next week or so this should help give you some inspiration 😉

[@imoviemp]

Really nice build, congrats! I noticed the connector you have mounted on the left side of the rig for the wheel's 4 pin connector. Is that something you custom made or something you purchased?

[@simracingden]

Thanks! That’s the power injector box that comes with the GRID MPX wheel

[@imoviemp]

@@simracingden Thanks for the quick reply. I did lookup the wheel and now see how it connects. It just looks really clean the way you installed it.

[@m3tvl138]

Beautiful setup man, clean, simple, and functional! def a dream to have! What angle did you set your monitors to? Im currently having issues with my curve screens working with the Asus bezel free kit:/

[@simracingden]

Thanks! I have them at 60 check out the adapters from sim sport gadget they worked amazing for me

[@armandovaldesjimenez3887]

awesome!

[@simracingden]

Thanks!

[@scottpearson4066]

Inspiring setup buddy 👌 quick question, I’m have the tr8 pro & I am just about to purchase their tubular freestanding quad mount to match the look of the tr8 pro. How was the stand in general as I hear stories of it being a nightmare to align the monitors & sagging being an issue, how was your experience with it, going to be running 3 32 inch LGs which are pretty light to be honest. Thanks, Scott

[@simracingden]

The stories are true. It was a nightmare to align the monitors, and sagging was an issue for me with 32” monitors. I would lean towards an aluminum profile one if you can.

[@twistedbdo5755]

I have to say for one, i didn't realize how hardcore I was going to get into this. I already upgraded from g29 to a sim magic mini to a simcube pro 2 in less than 2 months. The #1 biggest thing I regret is getting the ASR pro. At the time I was just looking for cheapest rigs so I went with a simlabs gt evo. Every time I see the ASR pro with the adjustable wheel base, I always wet my pants.

[@simracingden]

You might be in luck because I believe ASR is working on just the adjustable wheel deck piece to fit sim lab and other cockpits shoot them an email or message and they can clarify on this.

[@twistedbdo5755]

@@simracingden You just got me excited

[@simracingden]

@@twistedbdo5755 I hope I’m right about this now! Haha.

[@twistedbdo5755]

@@simracingden So there is but its only for the heavier rigs (IE: simalbs p1x). I believe this is due to potential flexing on a less heavier rig. Ill likely upgrade this far in the future so I will be waiting

[@barchetta85]

nice setup.

[@simracingden]

Thanks!

[@SiCaRiI_DaGgEr]

Great looking setup, room and rig. What's the size of of the room? I'm dedicating a spare bedroom 10x10 with what looks like the same dimensions as your rig and wondering how much open space I may have left once I complete setup up my TrakRacer after painting the room.

[@simracingden]

Thanks! Your room sounds pretty close to my little den which is slightly smaller around 9x9 it’s a little tight around walking around the rig but still enough space to walk through to my desk area which has enough space for working at the desk without feeling tight. it’s not ideal now for me with filming which is why I’m eventually moving to bigger spare room in the house but I think you should be able to make it work.

[@SiCaRiI_DaGgEr]

@@simracingden Thanks for the super quick response, that was a big help! I had the same idea on the room setup as you ..i.e angle the rig from the corner. My concern was how much open space I would loose considering I'm setting up a new L-shaped desk as well. From the looks of your nice space and what my plan is I think I should be ok . Btw...Are those AutoArt models on the small bookcase? Bit of humor for ya. I just upgraded EVERYTHING from my original rig "Virtual Roadster" kzbin.info/www/bejne/pqvbgpl7eKyXi68 I was one of the 1st buyers of this rig back in the early days w/ my G25 and Fanatec Clubsport shifter 100% plastic (lol) and CS Pedals w/ potentiometer and it has served me well. and having been out of Racing for a bit started upgrading the wheel base/pedals which turned into a whole new rig then into a entire room remodel. 😬

[@simracingden]

​@@SiCaRiI_DaGgEr No problem, happy to help! Yes angling the rig actually really helped for me, it didn't end up feeling as crowded as I thought it would once I got everything setup, sounds like your on the right track. I have a combination of mostly AutoART models and some Spark ones too. Wow that video of the virtual roadster is a gem 🤣 its amazing how far racing games and sims have come. Would love to see the setup when your done I have a Facebook group you can join and share the photos! facebook.com/groups/476277217678724

[@SiCaRiI_DaGgEr]

@@simracingden Yes sir, SR'ing has come a very long way since then and it's funny looking back at it compared to how it is now. When I picked up that Roadster from Ted it was $795+ 100 for the shifter mount +400 plus for the Clark Synthesis Platinum Transducer. Thanks for posting the group, I'll join up and get some pics up after the remodel is done. If everything goes my way $$ wise I'll have the E-RacingLab Mega+ installed by the time the remodel is done and the rig is assembled. In the meantime I'm down totally unless I just want to console race w/ controller on GT 7 and that ain't happening...🤣 Thanks a million for the group link!

[@bananaZn]

Didn't you have that self-made roof on your rig before, may I ask what happened to it? Found it very cool and unique. Sick setup anyway, wish you many fun hours in it :)

[@simracingden]

Yes, I did, and it was a lot of fun, but it did make it a bit difficult to get in and out of the rig and also made filming content for KZbin harder, and I usually had to keep taking it off and on. I may do some re-design in the future as I still need to incorporate hue lighting into the setup to mimic on-track lighting. Thanks for watching!

[@sigfridomiranda2442]

Hi my Friend, congrats for the channel. I'm interested to hear about your advise about a SimRacing little doubt. I want to buy a fanatec Direct Drive to use with my Xbox series X. I don't plan to buy a PC to play in the future. But I don't know which model to buy between the DD1 and the CSL DD. I don't know if the DD1 is too much equipment to use only with the Xbox series X. Will I be able to perceive the difference between both bases? Or I just buy the CSL DD which is cheaper? Is it worth paying the difference in price for a DD1 to use with an Xbox series X? Thanks a lot for your time and help!

[@simracingden]

Hi, thanks! I'll try my best to help you, but take what I say with a grain of salt, as I've not tried the CSL DD; I've only owned the DD1. Both are great for XBOX; I started with the XBOX and DD1 but knew I would eventually change to a PC. The CSL DD, from what I know, has been a popular choice. Still, there is a big difference in peak torque from 5nm (or 8nm if you get the boost pack which I would highly recommend for the extra torque) vs 20nm on the DD1, which in most cases might be overkill unless you want to get as much realism as possible. Still, most people use only around 12-16 nm. However, 20nm provides a more dynamic range to simulate high torque events well driving. If you're starting sim racing, I probably recommend the jump to a DD1 or higher-end wheelbase for most people. Until you know for sure it's a hobby, you will continue long-term and enjoy it a lot. You will likely still have a great experience on the CSL DD and could upgrade if you feel it needs to be stronger. Using a PC will give you more detail, so in some cases, you may not even be getting the best out of the DD1. So just my two cents do lots of research, and good luck!

[@JonFestinger]

Beautiful set-up. Am just wondering where you found it was best to mount your Buttkicker as I’ve been thinking of getting one. I have an ASR6. Did you use the ASR Buttkicker mount?

[@simracingden]

Thanks! I did order the ASR Buttkicker mount initially but ended up using the Trak Racer one I had from my old cockpit and mounted it near the centre under my seat using the profile near the front. Since I’m running a mono setup, it made sense to centre it on the rig.

[@JonFestinger]

@@simracingden Thanks!

[@bearsjunky23hof88]

If that fanatic shifter of yours ever poops out on u. Call up VNM( If that's what you do I don't know how this reviewing stuff works) I had the rare opportunity of testing them both at a store And I went with the VNM shifter. It costs $40 more than a fanatic shifter But it just felt like it was built better the whole casing is aluminum and besides the wiring the rest of it's made out of steel it felt really solid like I could slam on at all day. And I have been. So if that ever breaks down on you try out the VNM shifter whenever u do ur shopping

[@simracingden]

Thanks for the tip; I want to try the VNM shifter. One of the things I don't like, though, is how long it takes to switch modes. So I understand you have to swap out the plate on top.

[@bearsjunky23hof88]

@The SimRacing Den Yes you do and yeah that's a disadvantage but at the same time they have different H patterns you can buy like 4 speed For like older cars. And at least for me it wasn't that big of a deal cause I always got to switch stuff out depending on what kind of driving I'm doing . I have a F-GT cockpit so I'm always switching seating positions, wheels and stuff like that. Whenever I sit down to race it's always a process so adding one more thing to do isn't really a big deal for me But I can see how that can be annoying

[@simracingden]

@@bearsjunky23hof88 Fair enough, that's true; you've made me more curious to try it out now, haha!

[@ricksterk7014]

Amazing. Do you think you could save money by going all in with the VR or do you still feel screens are better?

[@KuSQ3N]

You can not campare vr and 3x

[@simracingden]

I don't know how much the cost difference would be. I may try VR in the future, but I prefer using displays right now. What I've seen so far from the PSVR2 and people playing Gran Turismo 7 looks incredible and showcases the possibilities, but I'm going to wait a few years for some improvements on sets for PC.

[@Pooz30]

Is that the ASR’s premium bucket seat? What are your thoughts on the comfort and cushioning?

[@simracingden]

No, I have their standard large bucket seat. The main difference from the premium seat, as far as I know, is the material - the premium one uses suede or Alcantara. For me, the standard seat isn't the most comfortable; I had to add some seat cushions, which made a significant improvement. In the future, I'm planning to upgrade to a Sparco or OMP seat.

[@Pooz30]

Thank you so much for the reply! This is the best answer I’ve seen explaining the actual difference. I was debating the premium suede recliner vs the bucket, but didn’t really understand the difference between the standard and premium bucket. I’m thinking maybe I’ll get the standard bucket as I’m worried about the flex from the recliner and maybe down the line look at a more premium bucket option. I just bought a new DD wheel setup, plus getting a new ASR rig… gotta keep the budget in check so the wife doesn’t kill me!

[@torsten6615]

Great. Could you provide some information regarding the wheel stands? Are they 3d printed? Could you provide a file?

[@simracingden]

geni.us/hlkLT

[@matthewhoyt4670]

Dose led lights work with Simhub and did place on bottom of profile. Last question do know how to setup a button on stream deck when button on it flashes and turn off it does not flashes.

[@simracingden]

This particular light strip does not work with Simhub but I believe Govee ones do. I was able to setup a button on my stream deck using a routing link to my smart home server and HomeKit to turn it off and on.

[@HoracioJimenez]

Hi Mike, great video, I have been following the progress of your setup over time and have noticed you have kept the monitors, I am on the fence for triples and wondering if these VA panels are worth it, like the cool looks of the curved monitors, despite IPS monitor here in Australia are about the same price (but flat), if you were to do it again, would you go with the same MSI monitors you've or would you consider flat IPS? Just waiting on your opinion to make my final decision. Thanks!

[@simracingden]

Thank you! Honestly, if I had to do it again, I'd probably choose IPS. I didn't research enough when I bought these, but in my opinion, they still look great. When I upgrade, I might go for IPS, but I'm also considering curved LG OLED monitors I recently tried out. They are incredibly expensive, though. Overall, I think the flat IPS would be the better choice as I would now prefer a higher-quality monitor over the curved illusion. Hope this helps!

[@HoracioJimenez]

@@simracingden thanks a lot Mike, certainly helps coming from you having experienced these monitors first hand. Cheers!

[@billgulker6187]

What is the angle adapter coming out of your button box? I have the same box. The connector seems for bee very deep in the box.

[@simracingden]

www.ignitioncontrols.com/category-s/103.htm

[@billgulker6187]

Where did you get the name flag sticker for your rig?

[@simracingden]

www.trackdecals.com

[@101wilku101]

Some people driving some people buying

[@maximilliank6339]

What happened to the tr8? This new cockpit is super nice too. I am also thinking about switching from my tr8 pro to a 40160 cockpit…

[@simracingden]

Sold the TR8, it's a fantastic cockpit and one I will always recommend, but I wanted something more rigid, adjustable and able to attach different accessories easier. Which cockpits are you considering?

[@maximilliank6339]

@@simracingden I am thinking about the new Next Level Racing elite 160. I had a 4040 rig and miss the adjustabiity, and I don't like how my peripherals are hanging off my monitor stand. I remember you managed to mount a lot of accessories onto the tr8. Did you make 3d printed brackets for that? Cheers

[@simracingden]

@@maximilliank6339 I had to get creative with mounting. I found a lot of different solutions, like 3D printed stream deck mounts from an Etsy seller that mounted directly to my wheelbase; I also used a clamp-style mount from Amazon for my button box. The best solutions were clamp-style mounts that could securely attach to the tube frame. It could have been better, but it got the job done. Trak Racer has many different accessories for the TR8; I had most of them, like the keyboard, speaker mounts, etc.

[@Keny-Quintanilla]

Where did you buy all this toy cars in the book shelf?

[@simracingden]

Several places, SelectionRS, TOMotorsports, Tokyo Station, YomaModelCar, CKModelCars, EBay, NiceCarDiecast and PassionDiecast to name a few.

[@roxanneseawell3253]

What mounts do you use for the stream deck and the ignition controls?

[@simracingden]

For the stream deck I’m using a mount from SimSportGadget collabs.shop/xb41i9 and for the ignitiON Controls box I’m using the Advanced Sim Racing Button Box mount collabs.shop/duppds both these links are affiliate links you receive 5%off with and I get a small commission if you buy either of them let me know if you need any other help.

[@OutdoorAffliction]

How did you get crew chief on the dial section of the stream deck plus? I’ve been trying to figure it out with no luck.

[@simracingden]

There is an app volume plugin you can drag to one of the dials then make sure crew chief is running and select it from the drop down.

[@OutdoorAffliction]

@@simracingden Yup I found it. Thanks.

[@Ju-ns9jn]

Hi, Den what are you using to hold up your boom arm "Rode" ?

[@simracingden]

Hey! It's just mounted with the desk clamp to a piece of aluminum profile attached to my rig.

[@quantametric]

How do you prop the steering wheels up for display like that?

[@simracingden]

I'm using some items I had lying around. One is actually a headphone stand - geni.us/zxUXTx (Amazon affiliate link), and the other is actually a game controller hook - geni.us/voDP (Amazon affiliate link)

[@kinfuic]

what's your speaker and which side they stand?

[@simracingden]

geni.us/KxhN

[@matthewhoyt4670]

What LED strip you use around the bottom of your rig.

[@simracingden]

amzn.to/4d6OyeR (Affiliate Link)

[@xJunioorx]

how do you connect your desk monitor to the rig? you said in the video you are able to play games connected to your sim rig PC, how do you do that?

[@simracingden]

A very long fibre optic HDMI cable amzn.to/49xACZj (Affiliate Link)

[@xJunioorx]

@@simracingden Cool! I was trying to look around to see if there was any cable going trough the room but couldn't find any. You might have done something to hide it. Thanks for the info!

[@simracingden]

@@xJunioorx Yes, sorry, I should have mentioned I routed it around my room, hidden by the bookshelves and using some cable concealer along baseboards, then behind my desk to the other monitor. Reason for the fibre optic cable is it maintains good signal at longer lengths.

[@mowzy_mc]

Bruh, where do you guys get all the money for those crazy rigs... ? I can barely afford a new graphics card :(

[@simracingden]

Hey there! I totally understand where you're coming from - some of these rigs are really impressive and can be quite an investment. Remember, everyone's at a different point in their sim racing journey and budget. Many start small and upgrade over time. There are also budget-friendly options and DIY solutions that can give you a great experience without breaking the bank. Keep an eye out for second-hand deals too. Your passion for sim racing is what matters most, not the cost of your setup!

[@DeadMTrigger]

Great build! But.... makes me not want to tally up how much i've spent on my sim rig. (it's more than $20k LOL)

[@simracingden]

lol I hear you it was a painful process for me

[@miquelgus9218]

Hello! your monitors are not g-sync? i search the specs and seem not be g-sync compatible. You see any visual "interference" or imperfection? Thank you very much!

[@simracingden]

no they are not but are g-sync compatible, motion is great have had no issues or stuttering super smooth. run 150-160fps

[@miquelgus9218]

@@simracingden so in theory are not g-sync compatible, but you can activate it and it works? Im right? Thank you very much, love your channel :) thanks!

[@simracingden]

@@miquelgus9218 I’m not exactly sure how it works but it’s enables variable refresh rate I’m sure a proper g-sync monitor with my Nvidia card would be ideal but at the time was not a lot of options in the price range I was looking for and have been happy still with these monitors for what they cost. Thanks for support!

[@themightyaswang17]

Wouldn’t mine seeing a price breakdown. Seems like this is closer to a 10k rig. Not 20k.

[@simracingden]

This is taking into consideration both the desk setup and sim racing setup in Canadian dollars. And this isn't even everything. The sim racing stuff alone is probably about $20,500 Chassis+Monitor Stand+Seat+Accessories $3900 Pedals+Accessories $2000 Wheelbase $2000 Button Box $500 buttkicker pro $450 Simucube Premium Torque Off Button $225 DDU5 $500 Wheel Side QR Kits $500 Sim Racing PC: $4500 Headphones & Speakers: $300 Monitors $1400 Mac Studio M1 $2800 LG 4K monitor: $980 Edifier Speakers : $300 Shure MV7 Mic $300 Rode mic stands $300 Turn racing bp2 and rim $700 BB ultra + r320 $600 Grid MPX wheel $1700 Ascher wheel plate+ rim $900 Stream deck+ $300 Razor kiyo pro $400

[@themightyaswang17]

@@simracingden Ah, I see. Great content BTW.

[@simracingden]

@@themightyaswang17 Thank you! 😀

[@wqasdfew]

hey guys i think this guy likes porsche racecars 🤔

[@DrR1pper]

You missed the seat

[@simracingden]

ASR seat collabs.shop/59mpuk

[@Eskoxo]

looks nice but not sure how this comes anywhere close to 20k

[@simracingden]

Keep in mind 20k Canadian dollar. trust me I did the math several times. And it’s including the sim racing PC.

[@Eskoxo]

@@simracingden yea i guess depends how you calculate it as i probably have similar amount if i throw in my 4090 pc 5 vr headsets rig etc :D

[@losballos2628]

Here i can't even afford groceries 🤡

[@ahhshytson]

nice rig but 20k and no motion just sounds crazy.

[@simracingden]

Keep in mind that the estimate was 20k CAD, which includes the cost of my high-end gaming PC that runs everything. Motion is on my wishlist, DBOX is coming soon!

[@ahhshytson]

ahh ok yea I was looking at the D-box but ended up ordering the Mega RS Ultimate with active belt TL and surge@@simracingden

[@simracingden]

@@ahhshytson nice! Sounds like a sweet setup! What made you ultimately decide on that over the DBOX?

[@ahhshytson]

mostly the price, I got that whole bundle shipped for $5,400 where'as with the Dbox just the 4 actuators are 8k@@simracingden

[@cat-yi9cg]

Do u want to sell ur dd1

[@simracingden]

Sorry it's already sold.

[@bearsjunky23hof88]

Stupid nice set up though

[@simracingden]

Thanks!