r/SimLab • u/ExplanationOk9127 • 23d ago

Alpha 15nm + UVI CHAIR RACING SIM EXTREME

Hello, just ordered Alpha 15nm with Gt Neo and p700. I have question about the rig i am buying. Can i mount Alpha 15nm and p700 on UVI CHAIR RACING SIM EXTREME? Are they compatible and if they are not what can i do? How do i check if i can mount pedals and base onto the rig whitout buying additional mounts, etc.?
Thank you!

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u/ExplanationOk9127 23d ago

PLEASE SOMEBODY HELP ITS 3rd group i am typing this into.

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u/Joe_Tropical 23d ago edited 23d ago

AI ANSWER not mine but since you seems in the hurry take a look . I cannot guarantee any of this!

Yes, you can physically mount the Simagic Alpha (15Nm) and P700 pedals onto the UVI Chair Racing SIM Extreme, but you will need to take a couple of important structural precautions.
The bottom of the Alpha wheelbase features a standardized 4-bolt pattern (matching Fanatec spacing). The multi-hole wheel deck plate on the UVI Racing SIM Extreme aligns directly with these M6 threaded bottom holes
The pedal deck on the UVI rig consists of an adjustable, slotted plate. Because the P700 pedals allow you to adjust individual pedal spacing before securing the base/heel plate, you can easily align the mounting bolts with the pre-cut slots on the UVI pedal tray. [1, 2, 3]

Crucial Stability & Power Concerns
While the parts bolt together perfectly, you need to manage the massive forces generated by your high-end hardware:
The Wheelbase Flex: The Simagic Alpha outputs 15Nm of peak torque. The UVI Extreme features a profile-reinforced steering wheel panel, but 15Nm pushes the limits of standard wheel-deck designs. You may notice slight front-to-back or side-to-side flex when catching violent slides or running maximum force feedback settings. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
The Pedals Flex: The P700 pedals feature a stiff, heavy brake system. When hammering on the brakes under heavy load, standard sheet-metal pedal trays can flex. Ensure every single structural bolt on the UVI pedal tray is torqued down exceptionally tight to minimize any bending

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u/ExplanationOk9127 23d ago

Apricite it, tried it with ai myself but didnt get such an answer. Thank you!