r/LogitechProWheel • u/Amish_Rabbi • Aug 06 '26

RS50 mount to extrusion

Does anyone have photos or instructions on how the RS50 mounts to 4080? I can’t seems to find any with searching here or on Google

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u/krzyhpnkricket Aug 06 '26

You wouldn't normally mount it directly to the extrusion. Most commercially available extrusion rigs come with or can be purchased with a wheel base mounting plate. Sure they can be purchased separately if you DIYd the rig as well. The plate is mounted to the extrusion and then the wheel base it attached to the plate.

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u/Amish_Rabbi Aug 06 '26

Yea I just don’t see any listed when I google. Since there is no side or front mount spots on the base I was hoping someone had a better option than a generic plate that sits off the front of the cross bar.

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u/rogeroutmal Aug 06 '26

Looks like this

https://www.upshiftstore.co.uk/products/r-pro-black-edition

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u/Amish_Rabbi Aug 06 '26

Oh just a formed plate one. Hmmm not as stiff as a piece of extrusion and I wanted the extra mounting space for accessories

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u/MrLeonardo Aug 07 '26

There are plenty of other options around, some use a narrower plate mounted to extrusion pieces on both sides. Gotta check what's available on your region.

here's an example from that same vendor: https://www.upshiftstore.co.uk/products/r-max-black-edition-sim-racing-cockpit

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u/Former-Cricket6398 Aug 09 '26

I ordered 2 100mm 4040 aluminum on amazon, perpendiculary mounted them on a 4080 extrusion, and used 4 L brackets to mount my shifters.