Sim racing rigs
Complete sim racing rigs: a cockpit frame, a direct drive wheelbase and wheel, load-cell pedals, a seat and screens, put together and set up by us.
Buy a single part, build your rig in the builder and see the price as you go, or ask us to quote a rig, or a whole venue.
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What goes into a rig
Wheelbase
Direct drive bases put the wheel straight on the motor: stronger, more detailed force feedback than belt or gear wheels. Around 8 to 12 Nm suits most drivers; more torque is for those who want the full weight of a race car.
Wheel
Round wheels for road cars and rally, formula-style wheels with paddles and buttons for single-seaters and GT. Most attach with a quick release, so you can swap them.
Pedals
A load-cell brake measures how hard you press, not how far, which is how a real brake works and the biggest step up in consistency.
Cockpit frame and seat
Aluminium profile frames do not flex under direct drive torque, and hold the wheel, pedals, seat and screens in one fixed position.
Screens and PC
One ultrawide, three screens or VR. Three screens at high frame rates need a strong graphics card; we can build the PC to go with the rig.
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For venues and gaming cafés
We fit out sim racing venues and gaming cafés: several identical rigs, the PCs and screens to run them, set up and tested together. Ask us for a quote with the number of seats you have in mind.
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Sim racing parts we carry
197 parts on offer now, from MOZA, Next Level Racing, Simagic, Thrustmaster, Fanatec, VRH, Playseat, Conspit, VNM, Logitech.
- Wheelbases and wheel bundles53 · from ₹12,000
- Wheels40 · from ₹8,000
- Pedals14 · from ₹17,900
- Shifters9 · from ₹5,600
- Handbrakes9 · from ₹12,000
- Cockpit frames42 · from ₹18,500
- Seats18 · from ₹16,000
- Screens1 · from ₹29,000
- Motion and haptics11 · from ₹24,300
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Questions people ask
- Direct drive or belt-driven wheel?
- A belt or gear wheel is the cheaper way in. A direct drive base gives smoother, stronger and more detailed force feedback, and is what most people upgrade to; it also needs a rigid cockpit or a sturdy desk mount.
- How much torque do I need?
- Around 5 Nm is a good start, 8 to 12 Nm suits most drivers and most cars, and 15 Nm and above is for those who want the full force of heavy race cars. You can always turn the force down.
- Will it work with my PlayStation or Xbox?
- Some wheelbases work with consoles and some are PC only. Each part’s page names what it works with; ask us if you are not sure.
- How much space does a rig need?
- A cockpit with one screen takes about the floor space of an office chair and desk; triple screens need more width. Tell us your room and we will suggest a layout.
- Do you set the rig up?
- Yes: we put the rig together and set it up, so the wheel, pedals and screens are positioned for you.