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Hi, the weight of the DOF would likely be too much for the spring Isolators, and they don't have any damping so the rocking of the motion rig could create issues. I'm not sure there's an elegant way for them to work together.

I've used the same basic tune for AMS2, RF2, ACC etc. You can fine tune it by car or track if you like but it's a good base for all of them. I'll be updating it within the next couple of days, some improvements in Revs, otherwise pretty similar. Cheers.

I recommend leaving Sound Output volumes at 100%, limiting the output from SimHub just makes the amp work harder. Cheers.

@@slip-angle2400 thank you...good to know

Not really, you're limited by the vibrations through the rig. Too many and they interfere with each other; cancelling each other out or creating standing waves. The items you mention won't change that. You can run more, I just don't think it adds much and can detract, so suggest limiting it, but it's all personal preference.

Hi, it does both; it helps isolate the vibrations from the ground and allows the rig to 'float', improving the effects.

Thanks, any questions during set up or use just let us know.

@@slip-angle2400 I'm having trouble down loading the latest 6ch driver file, could I get this emailed to me?

Hi, email me directly (address on our website). Cheers.

Shipping directly out of China keeps the price of the kits as low as possible, but it does result in higher shipping. Ultimately it's still less than stocking and shipping locally though.

@@slip-angle2400 I absolutely can understand that.

Hi, the mounts/shakers stick out 150mm/5.5".

Good question, I find AMS2, iRacing, and RF2 are all great and I don't think there's a huge difference between them. It's a good idea for a video, I'll put it on the list and do some back to back testing when I have some time. Cheers.

We have one set up on a Sim-Lab P1-X (40160) and it's still great, but weight does have an impact, I go into that in more detail in this video. ua-cam.com/video/k9UVboq8zrg/v-deo.html Any other questions just let me know. Cheers.

Hi, you can use that, although they usually break in pretty quickly and stop making any noise. Just for anyone else reading make sure you use silicone grease and not any regular petroleum based oil as it'll destroy the rubber.

Hi, everything is paid on the website, for all but I think Switzerland there are no extra fees when receiving the goods. And you'd have to pay shipping and VAT with a distributor, as well as a margin for the distributor. Direct from the warehouse is the lowest cost method. Cheers.

But does the 300w amp give better/stronger vibrations?

@@rohitbeniwal8649 since this post I’ve had 2 x 300watt amps fail. So at this stage I would have to say they are un-reliable. The 300 watt doesn’t make haptics stronger, it doesn’t get hot.

Hi, there's more information on that in this video: ua-cam.com/video/u4INM9ZZpnc/v-deo.html Check it and let me know if you have any more questions, I've added email in the the About section.

Hi, there's more information on that in this video: ua-cam.com/video/u4INM9ZZpnc/v-deo.html Check it and let me know if you have any more questions, I've added email in the the About section.

Each sim generates it's unique selection of effects, and sorry but I'm not familiar enough with GT7 to answer that. There are a few yt videos out there, search SimHub+GT7.

Hi sorry for the late reply, yes it works with the 160. cheers.

Hi, fortunately it does not, ACC provides good haptic feedback for curbs. Great sim. Cheers.

Hi Mies, I'd suggest trying with just the four corner shakers, it provides great feedback if it's tuned right. I've never felt the need for any more and I'm not sure what effects I'd add. You could always remove one of the corner shakers and put it on the seat if you wanted to experiment before buying another shaker. Cheers.

@@slip-angle2400 Alright, thank you very much for the swift response! I'll try with 4 shakers for the beginning then. Another question, since my space is quite limited: Do you think it would negatively affect the experience, if I install the mounts, springs etc "inwards", so they don't stick "out" of the rig, if you know what I mean? That way it would have a way smaller footprint. Thanks!

@@TeddyThePlaya1 Hi, I'd have two concerns: the first is the rig wouldn't be as stable, especially when getting in and out. The second is that it could reduce the separation of some effects, like Road Rumble (rumble strips on curbs). When I've got some time I'll give it a try, if you get to it before me send me an email (address on website) and let me know what you think. Thanks.

@@slip-angle2400 This is what is holding me back from my purchase. I have casters on the front of my rig facing in because it can't fit if they are outward. Commenting so I get a notification if someone posts an answer.

I'm in the same boat I have purchased the bass shaker and amps and have a running system. I would love to add the springs to my profile. So, do the springs move the rig or does it isolate it more from where it's being generated from? Also running Evo sim rig with and I weight about 200Lbs with that said. What spring would be recommended?

I'll be making one on set up once I've got a couple of other videos posted. Also this got me thinking about putting some rough guidelines in the instructions on where to set the springs so there's less fussing with them once assembled, so thanks for the suggestion.

@@slip-angle2400 For anybody else reading, I don't want to give the impression that it is onerous. It took me three times. First time bottomed out, second time one foot slipped out, third was the charm. I don't think I'll need to change it again until I upgrade my wheel and pedals. Still glad I got these (and a wind sim) first. DD can wait. These are awesome.

Thanks again for the info, It appears i need to make a lot of changes to my setup. I have everything mounted to my rig...lol