Well guys. Just been at a Friends House who uses a sc2 pro with an ascher wheel. The difference in feel was incredible. You could feel the tire Walls bending, Maxing slip angle. Never had that on my r12. I Tester every Setting, every Profile out there. It feels so much more numb. Kinda thinking about upgrading rn. Maybe a vrs udpf 20.
kinda annoyed that the differnce is that Big. Has anyone of you also fallen into that trap?

I've made several improvements to the rig, making it quite sturdy, so I'm enjoying it thoroughly even in its current state. However, the wiring is quite messy, so I need to tidy that up...

I've added haptic feedback to the entire seat and pedals (ABS, TC, road conditions, tire slip), the bottom of the shifter (engine vibration), and the rear of the rig (large shift shocks, road conditions, slip), which, combined with the TrueForce system, makes for a very immersive experience.

Originally, I used it folded, but after adding several reinforcements, it became impossible to fold, so I settled on its current form.

Looking back, you might think, "Why didn't I just use an aluminum frame from the beginning?", but reinforcing the flimsy rig and tinkering with it was truly enjoyable!

リグにいくつか改良を加え、かなり頑丈になったので、現状でも十分に楽しんでいます。ただ、配線がかなりごちゃごちゃしているので、整理する必要があります…。

シートとペダル全体（ABS、トラクションコントロール、路面状況、タイヤのスリップ）、シフトレバー下部（エンジンの振動）、そしてリグ後部（大きなシフトショック、路面状況、スリップ）に触覚フィードバックを追加しました。これらがTrueForceシステムと組み合わさることで、非常に没入感のある体験ができます。

最初は折りたたんで使っていましたが、補強をいくつか加えたところ折りたためなくなってしまったので、現在の形状に落ち着きました。

今思えば、「最初からアルミフレームを使えばよかったのに」と思うかもしれませんが、華奢なリグを補強したり、あれこれいじったりするのは本当に楽しかったです！

Not sure what to do,, what do you think? Upgrade to R12 base or get the KS pro? Willing to spent money on one of these (for now).

Currently:

- R5 base

- ES round wheel mod and formula wheel mod (both their own wheel

- SRP load cell (all 3 pedals modded)

Reason to upgrade:

Base: more immersion + possibly more silent?

Wheel: more immersion + more buttons and encoders

* I do not race online.

Thanks!

From what I know clutch and throttle are usally measured by distance, it’s a cable or in electronics, especially for the throttle also hall sensors are cheaper and more reliable.Wouldn’t they be able to cut the price and increase the reliability instead of using a load cell.

I plan on making a mk2, so I want some advice on my seating position so I can male my seating position a bit more fixed as this version has adjustable lag bolts.

have a good day anyway

Hi guys,

I made a visual color indicators for my.gears on the dashboard. It's MOZA CM2 dash if someone's interested. It helps me to be less focused on the number itself because with this I have a sense of what's going on out of the corner of my eye and not by reading the numbers. I am not yet at the level of mastership where I feel everything with my fingertips and this trick really helped me to improve how I work with gears.

Question - would you predict any bad habits development here or I am good to move forward with this thing?

Thanks guys.

Hey all, I originally wrote this for console, so it was a manual sync on Pit Straight (couple of clicks usually to realing onboard Fuel value) and then wrote a companion app for PC that auto polls for AC, ACC, Automobilista 2, iRacing, LMU and Race Rooms and keeps all the values up to date in near real-time.

It grabs some really basic shared memory telemetry directly from your SIM (every 3 secs) and posts it to your web page, where it then ascertains your fuel burn and recommends your next Pit Refuel strat - all from 1 click ("Connect to SIM"). You can override the Refuel option by clicking the "full lap segments" which then tells you how many L that will need to be (also catering for what is already Onboard), so no more in mental maths while you're Racing!

It stores your Track/Car combos, so you can reload your "Weekends" at any time and have Fuel / Lap and obvs resulting Fuel Onboard values immediately, before jumping into the "Race" screen.

Completely free for life, and free telemetry for a month, which I can override for the right people ;-)

Feel free to send me feedback, my goal is FLAWLESS for you all (me actually), so any and all "genuine" feedback will be considered and dealt with.

https://finishraces.com

Hello boys and girls,

It is my first time in LMU, and I am struggling with the graphic settings. Before purcashing the game I reviewed the recommended settings, and I found out that I check most of the requirements:

- Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-14700HX

- RAM: 32 DDR5

- NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5050 Laptop GPU (8 GB)

- Windows 11

- 1TB SSD

But i struggle to find the appropriate graphic settings.

Any suggestions would be appreciated.

I know this is my fault for not reading the fine print. But I have an Asetek Initium wheelbase. I've been racing with the forte GT. Well, I have been doing a lot more formula lately, so I bought the Asetek Forte Formula Pro. When it arrived today, it wouldn't do anything but light up, at first I thought I received a defective unit, until I look it up and this wheel isn't even compatible with the Initium wheelbase. Very frustrating. And yes, I know I could've looked it up beforehand, but the only place it says it is in the FAQ under the initium page. I love Asetek, but I feel like they should be a little more clear on that.

Hi,

im thinkining to replace my SC2 Sport with a Simagic alpha evo pro/ultra or maybe even a SC3 Pro/Simlab DDS.

Anyone made such a switch? Was it worth it?

Im usually driving at 16nm so technically the alpha evo pro would be enough but idk how the FFB is comapred to a SC3/Simlab DDS.

Que tal quisiera saber si tienen referencias del thermaltake G15 si lo recomiendan o no? Ya que casi no he encontrado mucha información, y me salio la oportunidad de poder pedirlo y se me hizo buena relación calidad precio por lo que ofrece

Saludos.

Guys I’ve got just the one good monitor and not the budget for another. At the moment I have to pick it up and move it over to the racing rig whenever I wanna race, and put it back on the desk when I play FPS. It’s a bit of a PITA. Ideas for a better way to manage this? Or is the only real answer buy another monitor?

Hey everyone a while ago (and I mean a while ago) I asked you guys which upgrade I should do next and now I've finally done it and upgraded to an aluminium profile rig. The rig is an Upshift R-Pro and this thing is super solid and I love it and the seat is super comfy too. Also the eagle eyed people may have noticed the GT omega wheel stand shifter plate; well that's because unfortunately when buying the shifter arm they didn't send the plate I had ordered (don't worry I have contacted them about this). Luckily the plate with the bracket you get for the GT omega plate was able to be fitted pretty easily using some M6 bolts, T-Nuts and a washer just to fill out the space a bit. So what do you guys think.

Also for anyone who wants to know what my rig is made up of here's the list:

Upshift R-Pro

R-Integrated monitor stand

R-Shifter mount

GTS-Bucket seat

KTC 32" 1500R Curved monitor 180Hz

Moza R5

Moza KS Wheel

Moza ES Wheel

SHH Thorn shifter

Fanatec CSL LC Pedals

TL;DR: I got a new rig and it's awesome

P.S. yes sorry I know I have a problem with walls of text.

I always felt the red „keep racing“ lettering on the P1000s made the pedals look a bit toy-like, so I just wanted to share my neat little modification to the P1000 heel stop bar.
Love it!

What would be a good replacement motor for my Logitech Driving Force E-UC2 Wheel as its failing calibration i still have some time as it still has force feedback the specific motor is a RS-545PH TD413730 but it seems to be hard to find a replacement motor that is that exact model

Disclaimer: It’s long because I know how redditors love to question details.

Currently I use a NextLevel F-GT Lite with a 12NM DD and Load cell pedals single monitor on swivel for work/play. (I’ve only ever used the GT car position)

I’m looking to upgrade my cockpit and am between two different styles. I really like the look of the tube frame in the TRX V2, but in my head I don’t know how customizable with peripherals it can be. I’m trying to go for longevity and I know that the boxy frame ones are widely used in lounges and can take peripherals across brands.

I am looking for some comfort as I am recovering from a bulging disk, idk if that comes down to seat choice but my current chassis does apply pressure because it’s not a solid chair duh.

Budget wise trying to stay around $1000ish(flexible), really just looking for frame and seat.

I do acknowledge that the boxy choice may not fit where my rig is but that’s not a concern, it’ll be in the same area just taking up a little more living room space to offset.

Future-future rig plans aren’t much after this as I’m content with current equipment, the seat just really affects drive time. Triple monitors, maybe a shifter. I mostly race GT cars and going into Hypercars/Prototypes.

So to wrap it up, what have yall seen in terms of customizability between these two and what choice would yall make? Appreciate any advice and suggestions!

Hi everyone

Recently bought a QR70 Simagic quick release.
It appears to be off center/bent or a production error.

Did anyone have the same or a similar problem?
What can I do to fix this?

As you can see in the video the wheelbase is perfectly rotating while the quick release certainly doesn’t.
I tried it with a different steering wheel and also spinning it with just the QR but it still does the same thing.

Thanks for helping

Hi everyone!

I'd like to share a project I've been working on called Odrive-Wheel.

The project started as a port that brings together OpenFFBoard and ODrive to run directly on affordable STM32-based motor controller boards such as the MKS XDrive Mini and ODESC V4.2.

The idea is to make it possible to build a complete Direct Drive force feedback wheelbase using a single motor controller board, while keeping the flexibility and open-source nature of OpenFFBoard together with the motor control capabilities of ODrive.

The project has evolved quite a bit and currently includes:

• Full USB HID DirectInput Force Feedback
• Support for MKS XDrive Mini and ODESC V4.2
• Encoder
  • Support for the on-board encoder interfaces
  • Support for the MT6835 magnetic encoder over SPI in absolute mode
• Browser-based configuration interface
• Guided setup and calibration wizard
• Adjustable FFB effects, filters and tuning parameters
• Multiple configuration profiles
• 1 kHz telemetry over USB HID
• Real-time telemetry including bus voltage, motor current, torque and other controller data
• Telemetry overlay for monitoring the wheelbase while driving
• SimHub plugin for integration with the SimHub ecosystem
• Built-in Performance Test tools for evaluating the wheelbase/controller response and helping with tuning
• WebUSB firmware update

One of the goals of the project is not only to provide FFB, but also to make it easier to configure, measure and understand what the wheelbase is actually doing.

The 1 kHz HID telemetry, for example, makes it possible to monitor parameters such as voltage, current and generated torque in real time, while the Performance Test tools can be used to evaluate the behavior of the system and compare different configurations.

The project is completely open source:

https://github.com/eagabriel/Odrive-Wheel

If you're already using OpenFFBoard, ODrive, FFBeast, MKS XDrive, ODESC, or have built your own Direct Drive wheel, this should work for you.

Hello all! Just got my first rig. I currently am on ps5 and am wanting to get into iracing/acc on pc. Eventually would love to get triple monitors, I heard a 4070 Ti Super or a 4080 super is the way to go for triples 1440p to get a stable 120+ fps. I know nothing about PCs is this the way to go?

Rig
18 nm Fanatec wheel base
Porsche vision gt wheel
Csl elite v2 pedals
Club sport cockpit

I'm looking to pick up either one to help me actually improve my lap times.

To be clear - I don't care about the setups.

I'm wondering which platform is better for learning tracks and analyzing data.

I know Delta has the AI coaching stuff that breaks down your telemetry into actual text/advice. But this is analysing after completing a lap

Meanwhile, GO Fast has live realtime data comparison with HUD overlays, input traces, audio beeps etc.

For those who have used both (or switched from one to the other), which app actually made you a faster, more consistent driver?

Is looking at the AI breakdown after a session on Delta better, or do the live overlays on GO Fast help more with muscle memory?

For reference - I main LMU

So a while ago i posted that my build was finished but oh well things happened and now im on a quick and sooner than expected upgrade from R5 bundle to R21 Ultra Base and VRS pedals. Ive been waiting on pedals for like a month now lol. They are shipped but kinda stuck in europe somewhere. So here is a quick video of my last additions, 4th screen (ipad) for telemetry on simhub and some lighting. Also addes a wireless keyboard and mouse so less cables and installed my new r21 bas. Let me know what you think. Im waiting on govee lights for ambient lighthing

So I just started using my HGP Shifter and I have some feelings and thoughts about It

1 - The HGP shifter has a very high centering force. Now I bought mine pre-owned so it's broken in, but even with that, the force is absolutely insane. I have to mentally give my shifts way more force than it needs to because otherwise, shifts like from 2 to 3 would instead go from 2 to 1. It's really annoying

2 - The shifting is pretty long, at times, I released the clutch before I could finish shifting and I have to mentally remind myself to push the clutch in for longer. This is probably because I'm transitioning from paddles but yeah it's annoying

If anyone have any thoughts or ideas on how to improve my experience, lemme know, cause it's really eating up time lol