Marada Racing Sim Cockpit Stand Stable Frame Fit for PXN,for Thrustmaster T300RS T150,for Logitech G29 G920, Height & Length Adjustable Simulation Steering Wheel Mount Shifter and Pedal Not Included

Very easy to assemble, parts all within spec. Some up and down wobble with a 10nm direct drive on it, but solid side to side. Like that it doesn't get in my way. Like that the pedals can't slide back. Overall very well made and exactly what I expected.

The media could not be loaded. I used this sim rig with Thrustmaster Tspc and Moza R9.It has such bad wobble with both belt driving and direct drive. I can't believe this has a good rating.I added a slotted flat bar on both sides for added support. Definitely helps but does not get rid of the flex completely.If you have already bought this and passed the return period, I would recommended adding some support. I bought a 48in slotted flat bar at ace hardware store for $12. Cut it in half(angled corners) with a bolt cutter. I attached using the holes already on the rig. It is a significant increase in rigidity.If you're considering this rig, I would recommend paying a bit more for a rig without so much flex.

It was easy to setup and instructions were clear. It works well and is sturdy. All the hardware was in a bag and instructions included what hardware I should have.

I made this work I'm not disappointed I just made it my own, I had just a generic a frame wheel stand so I place it under this wheel mount and 0 flex I'm going to tac the frames together and for the seats grabed a couple extra brackets and brackets and spacers from a jeep it sturdy and I move the height from the center sim seat mount. Pleased with this but in order to be perfect you will always have to mod stuff everyone is different. This one after some very very light modding it has no flex the flex is very light but noticable, the manufacturers are awesome.

Looking to get into sim racing but not sure if you’ll stick with it? Or maybe you don’t have a ton of money and time to sink into something you’ll be doing very recreationally through the weeks or months. This might be the rig for you. After a week I already want something better, but that’ll come when I upgrade my wheel base and pedal setup. For a cog or light belt driven system this is a worthy rig. My two biggest gripes are:1. The seat base is not standardized spacing for a legitimate car bucket seat with normal bucket seat mounting brackets. So I had to get creative and sandwich a wood board between the seat bracket and the rig. I’m sure if you bought seat this company sells it would fit right on, hopefully.2. The wheel mounting plate does not have angle adjustment. It can slid in and out, and change elevation with the mounting arm. This is a problem because you’ll find clearance issues for your knees most likely and the only way to remedy that is to raise the wheel mounting arm, and now the wheel may at an awkward angle in relation to your body/comfortable/natural wheel holding position.For the money it has done what I needed it to. I now I want to invest more money into this hobby and will upgrade in the months to come. But at the same time it is perfectly fine for scratching the itch of racing at home.

This is very cheap made junk. Don’t waste your time or money.

Fit just right the setup was easy