I have the same rig and I find it awesome, the best quality/price rig from TR imo. I really reccomend the caster wheels, since moving that thing around for cleaning/adjusting/upgrading begin to be very tedious over time. Also be sure to buy the side shifter mounting compatible with the TR120: I bought the one for the TR80 and had to rearrange the parts to make it fit, since TR80 lacks the side S conecction...
I recently ordered this with the inverted pedal mount, still waiting for it to ship. I've got flight and racing sim hardware all over the place that I've been desk mounting every time I want to play. I have a Moza R12 and CRP pedals. I have the honeycomb bravo series GA yoke/throttle quadrant, as well as the Warthog A-10 yoke/throttle with some old crap logitech pedals. I'm wanting to find a way to mount all of these simultaneously but in such a way that I can flip or slide the honeycomb stuff into position and scoot the seat back for access to the flight pedals. Hopefully this will somehow make my office look cleaner lol
I am building something universal like that too right now with the TR 120. How did it turn out for you? Does this flight / race combo work well for you?
Cant really go wrong with any 8020/8040 whatever you wanna call them rigs. Have this one myself and pretty happy with it, i've done a ton of modifications tho, thats the great thing about these rigs, you can use them as a base and turn them into something that fits your own needs.
I looked years ago at the obutto revolution. I wanted something for both sim driving and just standard keyboard/mouse games. I dont really need a full desk. Never got the obutto but might end up going this route.
Totally agree. Had mine just over 18 months, durable, sturdy & looks great. Very pleased. Only gripe is the Trak Racer tubular freestanding monitor mount (which I owned prior to getting the TR120) is slightly too narrow with its footprint - preventing the monitors from being close to the wheelbase. I realise it's from a different product range, but would've been nice if it could've worked seamlessly, perhaps if the TR120 was 5cm narrower at the pedal section..
Does the front and side mount option reduce the leg room for taller people? I’m about 6’3” but probably don’t want to be banging me knees getting in and out.
I have the same rig and I find it awesome, the best quality/price rig from TR imo. I really reccomend the caster wheels, since moving that thing around for cleaning/adjusting/upgrading begin to be very tedious over time. Also be sure to buy the side shifter mounting compatible with the TR120: I bought the one for the TR80 and had to rearrange the parts to make it fit, since TR80 lacks the side S conecction...
I recently ordered this with the inverted pedal mount, still waiting for it to ship. I've got flight and racing sim hardware all over the place that I've been desk mounting every time I want to play. I have a Moza R12 and CRP pedals. I have the honeycomb bravo series GA yoke/throttle quadrant, as well as the Warthog A-10 yoke/throttle with some old crap logitech pedals. I'm wanting to find a way to mount all of these simultaneously but in such a way that I can flip or slide the honeycomb stuff into position and scoot the seat back for access to the flight pedals. Hopefully this will somehow make my office look cleaner lol
I am building something universal like that too right now with the TR 120. How did it turn out for you? Does this flight / race combo work well for you?
Cant really go wrong with any 8020/8040 whatever you wanna call them rigs. Have this one myself and pretty happy with it, i've done a ton of modifications tho, thats the great thing about these rigs, you can use them as a base and turn them into something that fits your own needs.
My favourite rig! It’s the best one I’ve ever seen. I really want one
I looked years ago at the obutto revolution. I wanted something for both sim driving and just standard keyboard/mouse games. I dont really need a full desk. Never got the obutto but might end up going this route.
Totally agree. Had mine just over 18 months, durable, sturdy & looks great. Very pleased.
Only gripe is the Trak Racer tubular freestanding monitor mount (which I owned prior to getting the TR120) is slightly too narrow with its footprint - preventing the monitors from being close to the wheelbase.
I realise it's from a different product range, but would've been nice if it could've worked seamlessly, perhaps if the TR120 was 5cm narrower at the pedal section..
Yeah I have the TR80 and it's super solid. All the Trak Racer stuff is really well thought-out and reasonably priced
That monitor is not wide enough
Does the front and side mount option reduce the leg room for taller people? I’m about 6’3” but probably don’t want to be banging me knees getting in and out.
I'm 6'3 as well, and I'm just getting into sim racing. I find it difficult to learn about the fitment of the cockpit and seats for taller people.
@@mrwest231you can just move it up or down
Really high quality rig, but the price is really a no go for me for now, I will keep my 50 euro self made rectangular steel rig.
Should I say first lol, uploaded 7 seconds ago haha
It's always difficult to come up with a comment other than "first" in such a short time frame lol
Too expensive.