@@drewwatson6980I am late, but to cover each exposed peace you will need a total of: 2 - 15 Series Black Plastic End Caps (1.5”x3”) 8 - 15 Series Black Plastic End Caps (1.5”x1.5”)
Just ordered the cart with modified length by 10 inches as an additional 2 items and width by 4 inches. Thus keeping the ups fee still under 20 usd. Changed the 1530 from light to solid. Total cost usd 289, including shipping. Thanks a lot for the help. U are awesome.
@@DouglasThompson sure will do, I am hopeful it will handle the power from Moza R12. This is my first time entering into Sim racing. Ordered this rig and r12 xbox bundle together. Hope all goes well :)
@@DouglasThompson after 8 months I finally ordered it and I'm a little perplexed about how short the vertical bars are. I gotta find something to put under the rig to heighten it up and not feel like I'm laying on the floor
my buddy just ordereed all the peices for his.. i switched the tnuts for the spring ball ones for him to make the build easier. good stuff man. his first rig they grow up so fast 😂
Thank you so much for making this. I used your design as a starting point and added a shifter mount and an inverted pedal mount for $250 before shipping. I did notice in later videos, you changed the design of the wheel deck and added another 1.5"x1.5" section, was the original design not sturdy enough?
@jerrylindgren7828 the later design has less reinforcements, fo you mean my normal rig? I designed and built this one and a 150 dollar one to show people they don't need to spend twice as much on a next level racing rig or something similar. :)
this is so good! I watched the tutorials in both your channel and subbed. I hope you'll add the shifter mount and maybe a monitor stand in it? cause on the website it says free shipping if you spend $250 or more. not sure if it will reach over $250.
@@DouglasThompson I'm thinking about using the bracket that came from my ebay handbrake. also I was wrong about $250 comment. you get free shipping if you spend $250 on accessories.
Great diy rig. You could do a very similar build with wood for cheaper but it would require considerably more time and effort to create something square and rigid. Thanks for sharing it.
Thank you man! I didn't bring my footage from the go pro here to California so I had to use my phone footage but I figure it was decent enough! ;) How are you man?
@@DouglasThompson Yeah, we are actually not dependent on gas in Sweden, but for some reason gas and electricity is linked on the stock market.. . Electrical bills are predicted to be up to 10 times higher than normal this winter..🥶
I made a part 2 to this actually. I think I went over the seat attachment, now finding one is going to be best on ebay or Amazon. Search "racing seat" or "racing bucket seat" and pick the cheapest one that fits ya booty ;) I'll post the link to part 2.
The link to the build is epic. Can't fathom how people who make similar videos don't post or even mention where to source materials or the dimensions. Your channel has way to much common sense it's absurd lol. Quick question. I'm 6' 3". Would I fit in something like this
Hey just wanna say this is dope man! Also a question; I'm 6' 5", do you think the lengths of the items in the cart will accommodate my height? Thanks so much!
I would think so, there is a lot of adjustment, if you have any concerns you can add a few inches to the main 2 rails on the bottom and the 2 uprights without interfering with anything else.
@@DouglasThompson Awesome, thanks for the reply. Also, not sure if you ever tried mounting the Fanatec CSL pedals to the rig, but it looks like the screw holes may not be compatible. Anything you recommend in that instance?
Bro you are a legend, how did you design this? Did you use a website or program to map it out? I wanna just go all out and do a thicker profile, add a shifter and handbrake option and triple mounts
I just thought about all the parts I would need and then bought all the parts. :) you could use these same lengths bit you really won't need it unless a super small amount of flex bothers you. You wouldn't even notice while your driving.
@kaldstart all you would need is a 12-16" price of extrusion with 3 angle brackets to mount the arm and whatever hardware you need for the shifter itself. I'd recommend t least 2 extra brackets than you think you need.
getting ready to build this, i have had a such a headache rig shopping. There doesn't seem to be any noticeable flex right? any ideas on sourcing a seat other then the junk yard?
Nothing noticeable while playing, no. I can feel my super burly main rig flex if I'm sitting there and trying to feel something. But while driving and normal use, you won't feel things moving unless you are doing things to purposely feel flex like pushing and pulling on the wheelbase or something weird.
As for a seat, I don't know if it would be a good idea structurally but I always considered a used or free gaming chair. Take off the rolling portion and build a sub frame underneath and attatch it to the frame. I'm not sure it could handle heavy braking but if your pedals are something like csl pedals or thrustmaster/logitech pedals it would definitely handle that.
A new or even a used playseat challenge is hard to beat. Can be collapsed when not in use and very modifiable. I use a DD on it, v3 pedals and mounted a buttkicker at the bottom.
@@juanshaftpatel7488 not everyone buys a dd for power. drifters for example need it for the speed. i run my 18 nm dd at 5 nm and it doesnt even move my ikea desk...
when i needed a rig i explored the idea of using extruded profiles like this but the price for something that could handle a 20nm wheelbase and heavy brake pedals is kinda too high even if you take the diy approach, with 70$ of steel and a welder i solved all my problems, its not as adjustable and it weight over 100 kilos but good luck spotting any flex lmao
well, it's a good RIG that you do yourself and the best thing is that there are a lot of producers who offer shit because otherwise you can't call it for 2-3-4 times more.
Are you buying a preexisting monitor mount? For a shifter and handbrake you could simply buy a single peice of aluminum extrusion (double or single slot) and then buy the brackets and hardware to mount it and maybe add a combo shifter/handbrake plate from a simracing company of your choice.
@@DouglasThompson I would like to make one out of the aluminum extrusion to mount it on to the rig in your video. What lengths would I need? Thanks for getting back so quickly!
@FrankLong-je1ov not sure, it would depend on what monitor you chose and what fov you would plan on. You might want to simply measure it once you get setup.
I'm looking at the extrusion lengths in the Tnutz cart and see that the long pieces are 45 inches. I am 6'6" and am worried about how it will fit me if I follow through with this. How tall are you and how much room is there to spare? I could easily just buy longer extrusions, but the website says that "if possible, please try to purchase extrusions at or below 47" long to reduce your shipping costs as much as possible" so don't want to do that if not necessary.
I'm 5'11" there is more room to be had. I'm sure you could make it work. Go 47" if you are unsure but you can always make aluminum extrusion work somehow. ;)
I think it would, but if you want to play it safe, I'm 5'11". Maybe add 4 inches to the uprights and 4 inches to the longest extrusions? I honestly think it would be fine, but you really can't go wrong with more. It might increase shipping cost though a good bit because the package will be longer.
You talking about the wheelbase uprights? You could go taller with no harm done, you can't go too tall but you can go too short. You can always cut things and use them elsewhere too if you ever feel things are too long.
@@DouglasThompson I'll do some looking around and hopefully find something. Thank you for this video though, once I find the correct measurements for a shifter and handbrake area I'll be set foir life.
With some different brackets, it certainly would. Easily. Or if it has a table clamp, it honestly might just be enough to clamp it on. But yes, definitely as long as you go to Home Depot and pick up a few brackets to be sure. Honestly it might even work out with the brackets that would come with the rig design.
@@DouglasThompson the steering is recognized when i turn the wheel but there's no ffb at all. Also the pedals are inverted...when i'm not pressing it reads it as 100%
@@TheWicked122 you need to set up the pedals to be inverted in the rallysim fans launcher. As for the ffb, you probably need to change the registry. Have you already done that?
@Hardstylers4Life661 not currently, not sure when, definitely not anytime super soon because it takes about a month for the stock to get to me. Have you spoken with Rebecca? I can get you in contact with her.
By far the worst customer service I’ve received in my life from this company. Told they could not add an extra product to my order and I will have to reorder and pay for shipping. Save your money and time, go to 80/20
Unfortunately, I designed and built this for my dad as a compact sturdy first rig. So it's actually multiple states away from me. I am trying to convince my dad to start a yourube channel about his sim racing though. We played together for about 3 hours last night on assetto corsa. :)
@@DouglasThompson that’s isn’t unfortunate at all! That’s badass, I did enjoy watching him play it I also should my grandfather who helped me build my rig now, but after seeing this video we had to go aluminum! Quick questions seeing that you have a dd wheel base on it did you notice any major flex?
@@NoLoveinHell I built this rig to be strong in the directions that matter most, rotating left and right but it the cool thing is the wheel rim itself would have more noticeable flex than the rig. While driving you don't notice any from my experience with it. :) Cool thing about aluminum extrusion is if ever you are dissatisfied with something, just add more! ;) never have to go backwards with aluminum extrusion, great stuff.
been thinking this for a while now. Still think I may just buy one but this has me thinking! Only issue is my picky ass will want a shifter...and set pedals on an angle more I think. Im sure itll add to cost. Add a seat and I think I'll be looking at least 400 range prob. Where ya find a decent, yet cheap, butt holder...aka seat lol
@@brandonwilson4408 it's certainly possible to use a regular seat out of any car but from my experience, they are asymmetrical, as you said, if you have the tools and the mechanical ability to adapt it to a rig, it s certainly a great way to save a ton of money and more than likely have a more comfortable sim rig. Many racing seats are built for comfort second to holding you where you need to be as you already know. :)
I just made this and it came out awesome
Nice! So glad I could help.
Did you modify the cart at all?
@@Remy_15 i followed the plans exactly. I also added wheels at the bottom
@@shaneaguilar2209 nice! Which wheelbase do you use?
@@Remy_15 Fanatec DD
Perfect. I would recommend you also buy the black plastic covers as the edges of the alu profile are sharp af.
Indeed
Where did you find the covers and how many did you need?
@@drewwatson6980I am late, but to cover each exposed peace you will need a total of:
2 - 15 Series Black Plastic End Caps (1.5”x3”)
8 - 15 Series Black Plastic End Caps (1.5”x1.5”)
Just ordered the cart with modified length by 10 inches as an additional 2 items and width by 4 inches. Thus keeping the ups fee still under 20 usd. Changed the 1530 from light to solid. Total cost usd 289, including shipping. Thanks a lot for the help. U are awesome.
@viveksingh-zc8en cool deal man! Let me know how you like it!
@@DouglasThompson sure will do, I am hopeful it will handle the power from Moza R12. This is my first time entering into Sim racing. Ordered this rig and r12 xbox bundle together. Hope all goes well :)
@@viveksingh-zc8en.
How did it turn out
@mrchubs8454 it turned out great. Actually, the extra length that I ordered was not needed. It's plenty strong and doesn't vibrate at all.
bruuuh this is what I need. My shallow pockets will thank you
You're welcome Shallow pockets!
@@DouglasThompson after 8 months I finally ordered it and I'm a little perplexed about how short the vertical bars are. I gotta find something to put under the rig to heighten it up and not feel like I'm laying on the floor
I wish I came across this video sooner. I’m so glad you made the link bro I’m so doing this
Cool deal glad I could help!
Thanks
Thank you so much!!!
I have been waiting for a video like this for a long time. Thank you
Glad I could hand deliver it!
my buddy just ordereed all the peices for his.. i switched the tnuts for the spring ball ones for him to make the build easier. good stuff man. his first rig they grow up so fast 😂
Nice! Spring ball tnuts are great. That will definitely make things less fiddly.
Thank you so much for making this. I used your design as a starting point and added a shifter mount and an inverted pedal mount for $250 before shipping.
I did notice in later videos, you changed the design of the wheel deck and added another 1.5"x1.5" section, was the original design not sturdy enough?
@jerrylindgren7828 the later design has less reinforcements, fo you mean my normal rig? I designed and built this one and a 150 dollar one to show people they don't need to spend twice as much on a next level racing rig or something similar. :)
Wow just came across this I’ve been looking for a rig for awhile and this just hit the spot thanks man nice and affordable and it looks sturdy
Indeed it is, I hope my simple design pleases you! :)
Getting ready to clone this rig - Just ordered the seat, placing the order for the 80/20 next week! Thanks for all your work designing this.
Yes indeed!
this is so good! I watched the tutorials in both your channel and subbed. I hope you'll add the shifter mount and maybe a monitor stand in it? cause on the website it says free shipping if you spend $250 or more. not sure if it will reach over $250.
Order some extra aluminum extrusion anyway! ;) great stuff to have around
@@DouglasThompson I tried to add a shifter mount and it's still not enough for free shipping lol!
@@argelmusngi4311 hardware and brackets included, as well?
@@DouglasThompson I'm thinking about using the bracket that came from my ebay handbrake. also I was wrong about $250 comment. you get free shipping if you spend $250 on accessories.
@argelmusngi4311 oh so it didn't matter then. :) lol
Great diy rig. You could do a very similar build with wood for cheaper but it would require considerably more time and effort to create something square and rigid. Thanks for sharing it.
Yessir! You could definitely make something similar with scrap wood this is a more long term solution though. :)
Awesome work and rig mate!
Thank you man! I didn't bring my footage from the go pro here to California so I had to use my phone footage but I figure it was decent enough! ;)
How are you man?
@@DouglasThompson So far it's good, but man, everyting is getting expensive here..🙈
@@RVRCloset I saw your gas price post and everything follows after gas...
@@DouglasThompson Yeah, we are actually not dependent on gas in Sweden, but for some reason gas and electricity is linked on the stock market.. . Electrical bills are predicted to be up to 10 times higher than normal this winter..🥶
@@DouglasThompson And over that the inflation, with more expensive food and higher interest rates.
Doug, can you make a tutorial on finding and attaching a seat???
I made a part 2 to this actually. I think I went over the seat attachment, now finding one is going to be best on ebay or Amazon. Search "racing seat" or "racing bucket seat" and pick the cheapest one that fits ya booty ;) I'll post the link to part 2.
Whoops lol this is part 2, maybe part 1 would help you?
ua-cam.com/video/LuQJeVTMHEU/v-deo.html
This is a great simple yet effective rig, nicely done!
Hey Byron! How you been? And thank you!
@@DouglasThompson Doing well, thanks!
Douglas smart af
Thank you much!
The link to the build is epic. Can't fathom how people who make similar videos don't post or even mention where to source materials or the dimensions. Your channel has way to much common sense it's absurd lol.
Quick question. I'm 6' 3". Would I fit in something like this
I would assume so, I'm 5 11 and it has plenty of more adjustments that can be made.
If for whatever reason you are in doubt whether you will fit, go ahead and add 3 or 4 inches to the 2 longest main ground rails.
@@DouglasThompsonIt dosent ship to America
I’m in! Hopefully the MOZA r5 fits this kit just as easily!
Should be fine might need some different or altered brackets but won't be a big issue.
Hey just wanna say this is dope man! Also a question; I'm 6' 5", do you think the lengths of the items in the cart will accommodate my height? Thanks so much!
I would think so, there is a lot of adjustment, if you have any concerns you can add a few inches to the main 2 rails on the bottom and the 2 uprights without interfering with anything else.
@@DouglasThompson Awesome, thanks for the reply. Also, not sure if you ever tried mounting the Fanatec CSL pedals to the rig, but it looks like the screw holes may not be compatible. Anything you recommend in that instance?
@NaregApkarian you can buy 4 angle brackets and hardware and be able to mount anything :)
Great work! Thank you much for sharing!!
Ya man! Glad to show it off!
Ordered, I’ll let you know how the build goes
Thank you much for the follow through!
Do you have a seat recommendation? What seat did you use. Looking for something cheap
You can use an old seat ripped out of a car for cheap or try to mount a used gaming chair without the lower half.
@DouglasThompson thanks for the reply. Your video was very useful. I think this is what I'm going to build
Bro you are a legend, how did you design this? Did you use a website or program to map it out? I wanna just go all out and do a thicker profile, add a shifter and handbrake option and triple mounts
I just thought about all the parts I would need and then bought all the parts. :) you could use these same lengths bit you really won't need it unless a super small amount of flex bothers you. You wouldn't even notice while your driving.
yo yo quick question, can we confirm or deny if this also works with the moza R5 bundle, thanks for all these videos.
I would assume so since the footprint is the same, if not, it would just be a bracket away from working. It's pretty adaptable stuff. ;)
Hello, very late but do you know how mounting a shifter arm is, if possible and what i would need😊 trying to make this during christmas
@kaldstart all you would need is a 12-16" price of extrusion with 3 angle brackets to mount the arm and whatever hardware you need for the shifter itself. I'd recommend t least 2 extra brackets than you think you need.
@ okey thanks alot!
getting ready to build this, i have had a such a headache rig shopping. There doesn't seem to be any noticeable flex right? any ideas on sourcing a seat other then the junk yard?
Nothing noticeable while playing, no. I can feel my super burly main rig flex if I'm sitting there and trying to feel something. But while driving and normal use, you won't feel things moving unless you are doing things to purposely feel flex like pushing and pulling on the wheelbase or something weird.
As for a seat, I don't know if it would be a good idea structurally but I always considered a used or free gaming chair. Take off the rolling portion and build a sub frame underneath and attatch it to the frame. I'm not sure it could handle heavy braking but if your pedals are something like csl pedals or thrustmaster/logitech pedals it would definitely handle that.
@@DouglasThompson thanks! I ended up actually just ordering a jegs seat off their website for around 150 bucks for polyethylene bucket seat
A new or even a used playseat challenge is hard to beat. Can be collapsed when not in use and very modifiable. I use a DD on it, v3 pedals and mounted a buttkicker at the bottom.
Very cool, yes, storage is definitely important to some, you are correct.
stop the cap.. a dd would tear the playseat aprt
@@juanshaftpatel7488 not everyone buys a dd for power. drifters for example need it for the speed. i run my 18 nm dd at 5 nm and it doesnt even move my ikea desk...
@@hayeduce ikea desk and a play seat is two different things... a play seat flexes with a logitech g29....
@@juanshaftpatel7488 flex? Sure. Tear it apart? Depends how its used. I think my point still stand. I get what you mean tho its nowhere near ideal.
this is good stuff..luckily i found an ASR3 for 300 shipped...
New or used?
@@civiccrewrojosi right from Advanced sim racings website.. black friday sale last year
Thank you sooo much!!!! 🙏🙏🙏
:)
when i needed a rig i explored the idea of using extruded profiles like this but the price for something that could handle a 20nm wheelbase and heavy brake pedals is kinda too high even if you take the diy approach, with 70$ of steel and a welder i solved all my problems, its not as adjustable and it weight over 100 kilos but good luck spotting any flex lmao
Nice!!! I actually tested the this particular rig with my 15nm cammus base and decently hard pedal settings and it was suitable. :)
well, it's a good RIG that you do yourself and the best thing is that there are a lot of producers who offer shit because otherwise you can't call it for 2-3-4 times more.
If you think about it, you have to build the steel rigs from the big dogs too. ;)
@@DouglasThompson I like your sense of humor best regards You have a channel keep doing it
Thank you much, more reviews coming soon!
If you were going to add a shifter how would you do it?
Just 2 or 3 brackets and an extra peice of single or double channel extrusion mounted to the outside of the upright. Maybe 14 or so inches?
@@DouglasThompson Thank you for the quick response!
Love this option for diy! Awesome :)
:) ME TOO! Glad I was able to share the build since many are looking for a good one to start up.
I been looking for that video you did on the rig you did. Can you point me to it. Thank you. Oops, I just saw the link in the description lmao. Ty
;)
What would you suggest if I wanted to add a shifter ebrake and monitor mount directly to that rig?
Are you buying a preexisting monitor mount? For a shifter and handbrake you could simply buy a single peice of aluminum extrusion (double or single slot) and then buy the brackets and hardware to mount it and maybe add a combo shifter/handbrake plate from a simracing company of your choice.
@@DouglasThompson I would like to make one out of the aluminum extrusion to mount it on to the rig in your video. What lengths would I need? Thanks for getting back so quickly!
@FrankLong-je1ov not sure, it would depend on what monitor you chose and what fov you would plan on. You might want to simply measure it once you get setup.
@@DouglasThompson thanks!
I'm looking at the extrusion lengths in the Tnutz cart and see that the long pieces are 45 inches. I am 6'6" and am worried about how it will fit me if I follow through with this. How tall are you and how much room is there to spare?
I could easily just buy longer extrusions, but the website says that "if possible, please try to purchase extrusions at or below 47" long to reduce your shipping costs as much as possible" so don't want to do that if not necessary.
I'm 5'11" there is more room to be had. I'm sure you could make it work. Go 47" if you are unsure but you can always make aluminum extrusion work somehow. ;)
Can you attach actuators to this rig for motion?
@DTech_lifestyle yes but it would flex a bit.
is it sturdy enough? does the wheel post flex when you pull or push on the wheel?
It's more than sturdy enough. It's not going to feel like a 10k right its better than anything else in this price range.
@@DouglasThompson if you could would you have made any stronger or would you say its pefectly suitable for the csl dd und some heavy loadcell brake?
Also could you maybe measure how high the steering wheel mount is from the ground?
Is it possible to make a video of you using it in a race to see how much sturdy it is?
The video included race footage sporadically. ;)
@@DouglasThompson is there any flex when you steer hard left and right?
@@ihababbas9863 nothing noticeable to the hands but I'm sure it's there.
Do you think the one click would work for someone 6'3"? Or should I adjust the measurements a little?
I think it would, but if you want to play it safe, I'm 5'11". Maybe add 4 inches to the uprights and 4 inches to the longest extrusions? I honestly think it would be fine, but you really can't go wrong with more. It might increase shipping cost though a good bit because the package will be longer.
@@DouglasThompson Thanks for the quick reply! I will probably add a couple inches to play it safe, a little extra isn't gonna hurt my wallet too bad!
i wanna make this. if im 6,2ft tall should i buy larger ones for the base? maybe 51 ft instead of 45? what do you recomend?
You talking about the wheelbase uprights? You could go taller with no harm done, you can't go too tall but you can go too short. You can always cut things and use them elsewhere too if you ever feel things are too long.
I just checked the link and it says the 16 corner brackets are out of stock. Do you know any other good places to get them?
Damn not sure. They need the extended slots though...
@@DouglasThompson I'll do some looking around and hopefully find something. Thank you for this video though, once I find the correct measurements for a shifter and handbrake area I'll be set foir life.
I know this was designed around the CSL DD wheelbase, but do you think it would work for Thrustmaster TX wheelbase and T3PM pedals?
With some different brackets, it certainly would. Easily. Or if it has a table clamp, it honestly might just be enough to clamp it on. But yes, definitely as long as you go to Home Depot and pick up a few brackets to be sure. Honestly it might even work out with the brackets that would come with the rig design.
Kinda mad now I just put together a NLR 612 extruded cockpit. I absolutely would have just done this..
You can always build one for a friend.
Wish I would have seen this earlier..
@@KeepoHdee sorry to hear...
Hey do you know how long it took for this to be delivered?
Depends on where you live... but I think it took me like a week or less in CO
and maybe someone will come in handy, a very good economic option is a used seat from the car, only the passenger's seat :) I don't have to say why :)
Ya it would be easy enough to mount any used seat on here with a bit of thought!
Hey man...i'm havin some trouble with rbr simfans with my pedals and alpha mini.
I have no ffb and i can't invert the pedals
But it calibrated or it's not recognizing the wheelbase?
@@DouglasThompson the steering is recognized when i turn the wheel but there's no ffb at all.
Also the pedals are inverted...when i'm not pressing it reads it as 100%
@@TheWicked122 you need to set up the pedals to be inverted in the rallysim fans launcher. As for the ffb, you probably need to change the registry. Have you already done that?
@@DouglasThompson the pedals is done thank u ❤
How do i setup the registry?
@@TheWicked122 I will send you a tutorial
Love the vid
Thank you so much!
Does the kit come in black??
@mbolanos214 you could replace all the raw extrusion with black but it would be more expensive.
@mbolanos214 alternatively...you could just spray paint the although it wouldn't be as durable.
You’re the man! Thank you for the quick replies!!
could i use this setup with a g29 and pedals until i upgrade them
I would think so. You might have to use zip ties to mount the pedals or something but you could get it to work probably.
@@DouglasThompson was going to get a playseat challenge but this seems it would be more worth the cash
hello i know its been a year but can some one help me i want to use my shifter but i dont know how to do it or bulid it
Get 2 angle brackets with hardware and get a 12" or so long aluminum extrusion and attatch it to you steering wheel upright.
@@DouglasThompson i hate to ask u again but could u make a link I'm having trouble if so thank you
You got a link to that seat?
It's a universal fit nrg seat, I think they went up in price. But it's an frp series I think
Can this be adapted to be used with the cammus ddwb?
Yes
@@DouglasThompson what should be the best way to go about that would getting the cammus side mounts work?
@@StuntManGS500f you might have to buy some regular Corner brackets from a hardware store if you want to use the sides.
Is the csl dd gonna stay at that angle? Can you adjust it?
You can adjust it to any angle you want with this setup.
subscribed!
:) thank you
Yo brotha still selling cammus setups?
I am although I am out of stock of the wheelbases, all I have in stock is a single wheel with quick release and, 2 pedals sets.
@@DouglasThompson gotcha, trying to help a buddy out with his sim christmas shopping. Any eta on new stock for the wheelbasev
@Hardstylers4Life661 not currently, not sure when, definitely not anytime super soon because it takes about a month for the stock to get to me. Have you spoken with Rebecca? I can get you in contact with her.
🤣 of course everything is in stock besides the corner brackets
...lol I know, it figures...
@@DouglasThompson never fails lol
I had to sell my pockets ☹
Lol
Must have been deep
It needs to be black
Lol
By far the worst customer service I’ve received in my life from this company. Told they could not add an extra product to my order and I will have to reorder and pay for shipping.
Save your money and time, go to 80/20
Are you talking about tnutz?
@@DouglasThompson oh yes
I'm sorry to hear that...I have had good experiences with them myself. Could have been a bad day for them.
I wanna see more of this in use!
Unfortunately, I designed and built this for my dad as a compact sturdy first rig. So it's actually multiple states away from me. I am trying to convince my dad to start a yourube channel about his sim racing though. We played together for about 3 hours last night on assetto corsa. :)
@@DouglasThompson that’s isn’t unfortunate at all! That’s badass, I did enjoy watching him play it I also should my grandfather who helped me build my rig now, but after seeing this video we had to go aluminum! Quick questions seeing that you have a dd wheel base on it did you notice any major flex?
@@NoLoveinHell I built this rig to be strong in the directions that matter most, rotating left and right but it the cool thing is the wheel rim itself would have more noticeable flex than the rig. While driving you don't notice any from my experience with it. :)
Cool thing about aluminum extrusion is if ever you are dissatisfied with something, just add more! ;) never have to go backwards with aluminum extrusion, great stuff.
been thinking this for a while now. Still think I may just buy one but this has me thinking! Only issue is my picky ass will want a shifter...and set pedals on an angle more I think. Im sure itll add to cost. Add a seat and I think I'll be looking at least 400 range prob. Where ya find a decent, yet cheap, butt holder...aka seat lol
Ebay or Amazon for the seat. :)
junkyard bud you can get a seat and sliders out of a car for 50$ or something. if you want new shit 200$ for something on amazon.
It's a bit more difficult to mod an oem seat, unless you pull one out of a modified car with a race style seat in it.
@Douglas Thompson definitely depends on the seat and your tool box
@@brandonwilson4408 it's certainly possible to use a regular seat out of any car but from my experience, they are asymmetrical, as you said, if you have the tools and the mechanical ability to adapt it to a rig, it s certainly a great way to save a ton of money and more than likely have a more comfortable sim rig. Many racing seats are built for comfort second to holding you where you need to be as you already know. :)