Thanks for the detailed review Will! As for the pushpins and endcaps, we have since changed suppliers and now provide a solution that will not move or shake loose. We had noticed the same building out turnkey systems with D-BOX haptics.
I got my ARS6 2 years ago and have been happy with it ever since. It has actually been great watching a Canadian company grow in the sim racing market, they seem to be always improving their products, customer service and not just sitting back becoming stagnate.
I have owned an ASR 1 anodized rig with steel pedal plate and bottom mount wheel plate for just over a year. It is plenty sturdy for me who is 6’2” using a CSL DD and CSL Elite pedals, and the ASR 4 will only be more sturdy. The push pin end caps are set and forget for me and I haven’t noticed them getting loose. Very happy with the ASR 1 as an entry level aluminum rig.
I have exactly the same here! ASR4 infinit black. I im 6'2" and 370lbs! And i have no problem with this rig no flex no bendind anything , im very happy with this product and the customer service is outstanding!!
The ASR-4 is fantastic! Been using mine for a year with zero regrets. Instead of the feet, I put mine on 4" casters for easy mobility and cleaning and added an integrated tv stand to the rig.
@@tsunami6253 Yes, they were from Amazon. Tried the 3", but found they didn't roll as well as the 4". I got the "HOLKIE Caster Wheels 4 inch Total Locking Stem Casters".
I've got the ASR6 last December and it's absolutely zero flex. Very happy with the purchase and it also has this infinite black finishing which looks great and seems to last longer than other finishings. Great review Will!
Wound up buying the ASR4 kit with your affiliate link. Happy to support the great work you guys have been putting into all these reviews. Really helps.
I have the ASR 3 and have been beyond happy! The ASR4 came out like a month after I received my ASR3. So close but still so happy with the product and happy to support a fellow Canadian operation.
Have this rig in Infinite Black. Has been mainly set and forget but no major scratches from assembly and initial adjustments. I agree with you that all these rigs likely have similar functionality so price and looks are what differentiate them. The Infinite Black looks amazing, reminds me of real metallic automotive pain vs anodizing.
They have good price , fast shipping and they might have the best customer service in the industry . I convinced 3 friends already to order their cockpit from them
This is my RIG!!! I freaking love it. Been a customer of ASR for a few years now. Have Bought a bunch of their products. TOP NOTCH STUFF!!! Would recommend. I Bought the ASR4 with the regular Grey Anodized material. I personally Powder coated my Rig a custom Color and the paint does look amazing.
RE: the aluminum profile pedal tray with the separate heel rest. I bought that configuration on Will's suggestion. I hate it. It's not going to be for everybody. If you're going to wear shoes while sim racing, then you'll probably be fine, but the lip that sticks up on the heel rest is something I just can't get used to while just in my socks and it feels very awkward and uncomfortable no matter now much I try to adjust it, especially while braking. It's just very obtrusive. Bear that in mind when considering this option.
Bought the Infinite Black Pro and it is totally solid, as is their customer service. When it comes down to it it’s the CS that really makes ASR the preferred choice.
I want to point out that the side/front mounting solution ASR designed is pretty genius. It’s minimal in the material used and doesn’t require a complete replacement of the top of their upright to switch to. From a standpoint of inventory it means less brand specific parts.
Nice to see a review on a local Canadian brand! I've been rocking my DIY wood rig for years, even with my simagic alpha wheelbase, but have been thinking of upgrading to an ASR rig recently. Worried about a few things with it though, like being able to run a real car seat, and mounting for handbrake, h-shifter and a sequential shifter and at the same time.
Awesome support by ASR, wanted to buy the ASR6 and after a call with them they suggested the ASR4 for my needs. Waiting for it to arrive and mount it in my 18wheeler. Thank you for the review, relieved some anxiety. Hope you make a review on the inverted pedal solutions out there
Nice review. I am at my second ASR cockpit, I first bought the ASR3 and moved to the ASR6 after. Both are great and Advanced Simracing has one of the best customer service I have experienced. To answer your comment about the grommet that hold the end plates, yes they loosen up but I received so many extra pieces that I have a good spare supply to replace them. As for the extrusion thickness being lighter/smaller than the P1X well it's only because you are reviewing the ASR4 which compared more to the gt1 Evo, if you had the ASR6 I am pretty sure it would be as thick as you P1X ;)
About to order by ASR4. Thanks for the review. I was going back and forth between this and the TR120, but the free shipping to the US really made the decision for me. Cheers fellas!
I got this exact model a few months ago along with the upgraded feet and normal pedal plate. 2 things I wish are better are the feet should be a bit bigger and stronger. Pedal plate also doesn’t go high enough. Other that that its a great rig.
Thanks for the feedback! We hear you... Changed the feet's rods to M10 (moving up from M8). The rubber foot is also a bit larger to distribute weight better.
I think ASR rigs use imperial measurement and not metric like many other Aluminium profile rigs. If that’s true it is something to consider if you plan to mix/match parts as you build out the rig as some of the profile pieces may be slightly different lengths or widths in some areas. Love the look of the powder coat finish too. I looked at the asr6 but ended up with a tr160 as I wanted to use a few accessories from other manufacturers where the metric versus imperial mattered, but it seems like your location is the key here given shipping costs (so usa/Canada cheaper to go Trak racer or ASR, Europe goes Simlab, etc, etc). I also should give props to ASR customer service as I sent them a few questions on a motion system setup for the asr 4 and asr6 and they answered quickly and honestly with detailed thoughts on my needs and budget. Honestly much better customer service on that regard than Trak racer who have been awful (days to reply or no reply at all via email or phone).
We do! Imperial Series 15. The good news is that the vast majority of the accessories are universal. The accessories that do not fit are those that are "width based", meaning our aluminum pedal tray for example. Oh and thanks for sharing your experience with our customer service team. Our competitors invest in marketing while we've spent most of our budget hiring and training highly qualified and dedicated sim experts.
Heavily been considering getting that front mount wheel deck from them, probably will maybe at some point next month. Though the mention of asking for custom profile lengths makes me wonder if I could also get just the uprights, really like the infinite black finish. My rig is entirely diy and made of wood and while mostly I have no issues with it, the wheel deck flexes more than I'd like and why I want their one since it's a pretty reasonable option, but I wouldn't doubt that some of my flex also just comes from the 2x6s I use for my uprights. Also the free shipping is great for me since I'm in Canada, getting anything from other places can get quite costly. lol
Does that shifter mount for the tr160 stiffen it up more then the tr80. So say I wanted everything mounted , triple monitors if I got the second shifter mount for the other side for rigidity would I still get the monitor shake? I haven’t ordered one yet but where exactly is the flex the main or the monitor mount frame or Evan the monitors themself doesn’t the g6 and g9 the back of the monitor have a rotating mount
older video I know, but both the p1x and asr 4 are both 850 and Im trying to figure out who earns my money. The profile thickness is just about enough to sell me on the p1x though
If you live in the US, Microcenter carries Sim Lab products and aluminum profile rigs and they start at $600 for a 120 rig similar to this ASR 4 and they come almost entirely preassembled. It is the best deal so long as you have one near you. Anyway, carry on.
This was a while back. If you were buying a mid tier profile cockpit what’s your choice today ? I’ve upgraded my entire rig in the last 4 months and I think to do anything more I’ve gotta switch over to a thicker profile chassis
At first I never understood why people would spend over 500$ on a cockpit, I decided to get an unbranded one for about half the price and well…. It wasn’t the easiest or best experience when building it but it did come with a tv mount, and while the adjustment on the setup is very minimal it’s still better and more comfortable than my next level racing GT lite cockpit. That one was just a lawn chair with tubing that would dig into the back of my thighs making long play sessions impossible. While the cheap one I bought doesn’t have the most comfortable chair in the world it’s still a huge improvement over my old chair. Tho in hindsight I probably should have gotten something name brand cause the packaging looked like it was a diy project with all the screws in a large zip lock baggy lol. The only positive was that it was cost effective tho at the price of poor quality and complete lack of instruction it’s hard to say if it was worth it or not lol
Go with the ASR for sure. The NLR F-GT is great for its slim profile and optional casters to roll out of the way. I own it currently but the seat is not comfortable at all. I shouldn’t have believed the reviews that said it was alright. I’m over it. I’m now looking to get a nicer seat to mount to it. If you have a permanent spot for your rig, then get an aluminum profile for sure. If space savings is important, then go NLR FGT.
@@boostedmedia I have the factory bench seat that came with the F-GT rig. I saw your review on the F-GT elite and ES1 from about a year ago and I wanted to go that route, but the budget and space were an issue. So I got the F-GT rig that can convert the seating positions from gt to Formula seating. I was looking at the NLR ERS2, but still undecided on dumping more money in a cockpit that will eventually get replaced. I suppose I could take the ERS2 with me to another cockpit but honestly I’ve been waiting on your review of it first.
@@Bushman33 naaa. I'm an owner of the F-GT Elite and es1.. Had it almost a year. And had to get the pillow... It's not a great it's an average seat. That does no justice to your back.. Maybe good for quick stints.. I'm already looking for a better comfy seat.. I'm 6'1 85kg......
I actually ordered this rig last weekend but canceled the order to get a simlab P1x from digital motorsports since they had free shipping for that weekend which saved me 330ish. With the free shipping and 5% off I paid $676 vs 749 I paid for the asr4. I definitely would have been happy with it but I thought it was dumb off me not to jump on the P1x, especially since it was actually cheaper. The asr6 is the equal to the p1x and its 949.
WOW. im mad i didnt catch that deal. I been wanting a P1X for so long and the shipping is what always stops me. Hopefully its a recurring deal they throw. im gonna have to keep an eye out.
Is the video editing from time marker 5:17 to 5:22, and 5:26 to 5:31 normal? This is very jarring to watch. I appreciate you, and I assume your team for taking the time to produce this review. But it makes it hard to watch with these kinds of camera shots and editing.
I have this exact setup but with regular black coating, it scratches very very easily, and the heel plate sides bend over time from being tightened and concave onto each other and then become a pain to move.
Do you know if your regular black coating is anodized or powder coated? I remember their earlier offered finishes used to include anodized, but i dont remember if it came in black.
Hey everyone, we did change the powder coat formula for our Matte Black to make it more resistant over time. We do everything in house in Montreal, luckily we have that flexibility and it allows us to listen to feedback and keep improving. Thanks for sharing!
We do, Series 15 Imperial measurements. Since Will's kit came in, we actually got our own die made at a renowned Canadian aluminum mill. The cut / profile is now our own version/design that's unique in the industry. Extremely sturdy (and fuller than any extrusion cuts out there) with the perfect sizing for the channels. Small quality of life improvements 😊
@@advancedsimracing - I am super excited!! So as thick as the SimLab P1X I would assume? I am stoked to have the ASR6 as the foundation of my build! Going to assume my kit will come with the M10 screws as well for the rubber feet you mentioned in a few comments above?
I understand profile rigs are proven and strong but imo they are as boring as it gets and look like treadmills with a seat just ugly and everybody has one so there is nothing to seperate your rig to anyone elses its all the same,very repetitive market and a paint job cant change the fact it still looks like a shiny treadmill now instead of a flat one but they work so it is what it is.🏃🏼♂️🏃🏼♂️🏃🏼♂️🏃🏼♂️🏃🏼♂️
Thanks for the detailed review Will!
As for the pushpins and endcaps, we have since changed suppliers and now provide a solution that will not move or shake loose. We had noticed the same building out turnkey systems with D-BOX haptics.
What was the solution? I just got this rig and it's the same as this video, rattles and all
@@pi11sburydoeboy😂
I got my ARS6 2 years ago and have been happy with it ever since. It has actually been great watching a Canadian company grow in the sim racing market, they seem to be always improving their products, customer service and not just sitting back becoming stagnate.
Always moving forward and trying to innovate! Thanks for your support 😊
I have owned an ASR 1 anodized rig with steel pedal plate and bottom mount wheel plate for just over a year. It is plenty sturdy for me who is 6’2” using a CSL DD and CSL Elite pedals, and the ASR 4 will only be more sturdy. The push pin end caps are set and forget for me and I haven’t noticed them getting loose. Very happy with the ASR 1 as an entry level aluminum rig.
ASR Crew for the win!
I have exactly the same here! ASR4 infinit black. I im 6'2" and 370lbs! And i have no problem with this rig no flex no bendind anything , im very happy with this product and the customer service is outstanding!!
The ASR-4 is fantastic! Been using mine for a year with zero regrets. Instead of the feet, I put mine on 4" casters for easy mobility and cleaning and added an integrated tv stand to the rig.
I just ordered the ASR-4 Chassis and i was thinking of doing the same with 4" casters. Did you order yours from Amazon??
@@tsunami6253 Yes, they were from Amazon. Tried the 3", but found they didn't roll as well as the 4". I got the "HOLKIE Caster Wheels 4 inch Total Locking Stem Casters".
I've got the ASR6 last December and it's absolutely zero flex.
Very happy with the purchase and it also has this infinite black finishing which looks great and seems to last longer than other finishings.
Great review Will!
Glad the ASR 6 has proven to be a good pick for your build Paulo!
Wound up buying the ASR4 kit with your affiliate link. Happy to support the great work you guys have been putting into all these reviews. Really helps.
Thanks a lot for the support!
I have the ASR 3 and have been beyond happy! The ASR4 came out like a month after I received my ASR3. So close but still so happy with the product and happy to support a fellow Canadian operation.
Canadian crew for the win! 🇨🇦
What base do you have?
I have this rig. It's worth every penny. Good instructions when assembling, and easy to put together. Solid, rigid, and absolutely no issues.
Have this rig in Infinite Black. Has been mainly set and forget but no major scratches from assembly and initial adjustments. I agree with you that all these rigs likely have similar functionality so price and looks are what differentiate them. The Infinite Black looks amazing, reminds me of real metallic automotive pain vs anodizing.
Thanks for the great feedback! That was our goal when testing the Infinite Black formula 😊
They have good price , fast shipping and they might have the best customer service in the industry . I convinced 3 friends already to order their cockpit from them
@@deviljes666 Thanks for that! Hope we managed to deliver for all your friends 😁
This is my RIG!!! I freaking love it. Been a customer of ASR for a few years now. Have Bought a bunch of their products. TOP NOTCH STUFF!!! Would recommend. I Bought the ASR4 with the regular Grey Anodized material. I personally Powder coated my Rig a custom Color and the paint does look amazing.
Marshall Mathers doing sim racing reviews lol. Love the reviews you’ve helped me out so much on so many different products
RE: the aluminum profile pedal tray with the separate heel rest. I bought that configuration on Will's suggestion. I hate it. It's not going to be for everybody. If you're going to wear shoes while sim racing, then you'll probably be fine, but the lip that sticks up on the heel rest is something I just can't get used to while just in my socks and it feels very awkward and uncomfortable no matter now much I try to adjust it, especially while braking. It's just very obtrusive. Bear that in mind when considering this option.
Bought the Infinite Black Pro and it is totally solid, as is their customer service. When it comes down to it it’s the CS that really makes ASR the preferred choice.
I have been using the ASR6 black infinity coated for about a year and it's been fantastic.
I want to point out that the side/front mounting solution ASR designed is pretty genius. It’s minimal in the material used and doesn’t require a complete replacement of the top of their upright to switch to. From a standpoint of inventory it means less brand specific parts.
Nice to see a review on a local Canadian brand!
I've been rocking my DIY wood rig for years, even with my simagic alpha wheelbase, but have been thinking of upgrading to an ASR rig recently. Worried about a few things with it though, like being able to run a real car seat, and mounting for handbrake, h-shifter and a sequential shifter and at the same time.
Awesome support by ASR, wanted to buy the ASR6 and after a call with them they suggested the ASR4 for my needs. Waiting for it to arrive and mount it in my 18wheeler. Thank you for the review, relieved some anxiety. Hope you make a review on the inverted pedal solutions out there
Well I think we all wanna see this in your 18 wheeler.
Love my ASR-4, great company to deal with. Great review!
Nice review. I am at my second ASR cockpit, I first bought the ASR3 and moved to the ASR6 after. Both are great and Advanced Simracing has one of the best customer service I have experienced. To answer your comment about the grommet that hold the end plates, yes they loosen up but I received so many extra pieces that I have a good spare supply to replace them. As for the extrusion thickness being lighter/smaller than the P1X well it's only because you are reviewing the ASR4 which compared more to the gt1 Evo, if you had the ASR6 I am pretty sure it would be as thick as you P1X ;)
Always a pleasure to read your comments M. Giroux!
thanks foir the top tip about using a Combinaton Square!. Just fixed a few issues with my build. 👍
About to order by ASR4. Thanks for the review. I was going back and forth between this and the TR120, but the free shipping to the US really made the decision for me. Cheers fellas!
What base do you have?
@FRFM00 currently using the fanatec csl dd, but I wanted something rigid enough in case I upgrade
@@stayoffthemarbles6790 thanks for the reply man, enjoy
Been loving the trak racer TR80 mk5
I've got an ASR3 and it's great. They're a great operation and super responsive.
Keep up the great content!!!
I got this exact model a few months ago along with the upgraded feet and normal pedal plate. 2 things I wish are better are the feet should be a bit bigger and stronger. Pedal plate also doesn’t go high enough. Other that that its a great rig.
Thanks for the feedback! We hear you... Changed the feet's rods to M10 (moving up from M8). The rubber foot is also a bit larger to distribute weight better.
I think ASR rigs use imperial measurement and not metric like many other Aluminium profile rigs. If that’s true it is something to consider if you plan to mix/match parts as you build out the rig as some of the profile pieces may be slightly different lengths or widths in some areas. Love the look of the powder coat finish too. I looked at the asr6 but ended up with a tr160 as I wanted to use a few accessories from other manufacturers where the metric versus imperial mattered, but it seems like your location is the key here given shipping costs (so usa/Canada cheaper to go Trak racer or ASR, Europe goes Simlab, etc, etc). I also should give props to ASR customer service as I sent them a few questions on a motion system setup for the asr 4 and asr6 and they answered quickly and honestly with detailed thoughts on my needs and budget. Honestly much better customer service on that regard than Trak racer who have been awful (days to reply or no reply at all via email or phone).
We do! Imperial Series 15. The good news is that the vast majority of the accessories are universal. The accessories that do not fit are those that are "width based", meaning our aluminum pedal tray for example.
Oh and thanks for sharing your experience with our customer service team. Our competitors invest in marketing while we've spent most of our budget hiring and training highly qualified and dedicated sim experts.
You can 3d print caps and trim for aluminum extrusion.
That's a pretty sweet sim rig
I have the AS3 and have a Simagic Alpha mounted. At full power it doesnt move at all rock solid. ASR is a great company
Hey i have a 12nm wheel the asr 3 will be good you think ?
@@two_broberni7233super late answer to your question but absolutely. The Alpha is 15Nm and rock solid
Just ordered mine super psyched
Would you recommend this as good enough compared to the ASR6 chassis from AdvancedSimRacing?
Heavily been considering getting that front mount wheel deck from them, probably will maybe at some point next month. Though the mention of asking for custom profile lengths makes me wonder if I could also get just the uprights, really like the infinite black finish. My rig is entirely diy and made of wood and while mostly I have no issues with it, the wheel deck flexes more than I'd like and why I want their one since it's a pretty reasonable option, but I wouldn't doubt that some of my flex also just comes from the 2x6s I use for my uprights. Also the free shipping is great for me since I'm in Canada, getting anything from other places can get quite costly. lol
Does that shifter mount for the tr160 stiffen it up more then the tr80. So say I wanted everything mounted , triple monitors if I got the second shifter mount for the other side for rigidity would I still get the monitor shake? I haven’t ordered one yet but where exactly is the flex the main or the monitor mount frame or Evan the monitors themself doesn’t the g6 and g9 the back of the monitor have a rotating mount
older video I know, but both the p1x and asr 4 are both 850 and Im trying to figure out who earns my money. The profile thickness is just about enough to sell me on the p1x though
great review 👌
If you live in the US, Microcenter carries Sim Lab products and aluminum profile rigs and they start at $600 for a 120 rig similar to this ASR 4 and they come almost entirely preassembled. It is the best deal so long as you have one near you.
Anyway, carry on.
Why is the asr4 no longer available in the infinity black?
Looks really nice kit
What do you do with these rigs after you review them? do they just go into the collection to collect dust if they aren't your main rig?
what do you think of NLR hf8? maybe planning to review?
Shot the review last week. Will be up soon.
We've been impressed by the value proposition. Adds a nice layer of haptics for a VERY low price (all things considered)
This was a while back. If you were buying a mid tier profile cockpit what’s your choice today ? I’ve upgraded my entire rig in the last 4 months and I think to do anything more I’ve gotta switch over to a thicker profile chassis
Is it possible to mount the pedal plates closer and the assembly for the wheel base farther away
Would there happen to be a discount code for ASR?
At first I never understood why people would spend over 500$ on a cockpit, I decided to get an unbranded one for about half the price and well…. It wasn’t the easiest or best experience when building it but it did come with a tv mount, and while the adjustment on the setup is very minimal it’s still better and more comfortable than my next level racing GT lite cockpit. That one was just a lawn chair with tubing that would dig into the back of my thighs making long play sessions impossible. While the cheap one I bought doesn’t have the most comfortable chair in the world it’s still a huge improvement over my old chair. Tho in hindsight I probably should have gotten something name brand cause the packaging looked like it was a diy project with all the screws in a large zip lock baggy lol. The only positive was that it was cost effective tho at the price of poor quality and complete lack of instruction it’s hard to say if it was worth it or not lol
Thanks for this review, I've been debating on getting the ASR3 or just going for NLR F-GT cockpit.
Go with the ASR for sure. The NLR F-GT is great for its slim profile and optional casters to roll out of the way. I own it currently but the seat is not comfortable at all. I shouldn’t have believed the reviews that said it was alright. I’m over it. I’m now looking to get a nicer seat to mount to it. If you have a permanent spot for your rig, then get an aluminum profile for sure. If space savings is important, then go NLR FGT.
Which seat do you have? I really like the ES1 seat from NLR
@@boostedmedia I have the factory bench seat that came with the F-GT rig. I saw your review on the F-GT elite and ES1 from about a year ago and I wanted to go that route, but the budget and space were an issue. So I got the F-GT rig that can convert the seating positions from gt to Formula seating. I was looking at the NLR ERS2, but still undecided on dumping more money in a cockpit that will eventually get replaced. I suppose I could take the ERS2 with me to another cockpit but honestly I’ve been waiting on your review of it first.
@@Bushman33 naaa. I'm an owner of the F-GT Elite and es1.. Had it almost a year. And had to get the pillow... It's not a great it's an average seat. That does no justice to your back.. Maybe good for quick stints.. I'm already looking for a better comfy seat.. I'm 6'1 85kg......
ASR 3 is a better option and I'm not even biased 😂 I'll see myself out of this comment thread now.
Long term I want something like that, right now I'm just using a diy setup
What materials did you use to build your setup?
@@advancedsimracing wood lol, 2x4 and 2x6s
@Advanced SimRacing mine is more of a desk style rig for now. It'll be very easy to build the full cabin in the future
is this the asr6 or asr4 because to me it looks like the asr6
I wish I could afford an aluminium profile rig😢 my moza r9 flexes so much on my current rig
That's why we designed the ASR 1 chassis. Low-cost yet tough enough to handle entry-level DD's 😊
I actually ordered this rig last weekend but canceled the order to get a simlab P1x from digital motorsports since they had free shipping for that weekend which saved me 330ish. With the free shipping and 5% off I paid $676 vs 749 I paid for the asr4.
I definitely would have been happy with it but I thought it was dumb off me not to jump on the P1x, especially since it was actually cheaper. The asr6 is the equal to the p1x and its 949.
WOW. im mad i didnt catch that deal. I been wanting a P1X for so long and the shipping is what always stops me. Hopefully its a recurring deal they throw. im gonna have to keep an eye out.
What would you say is the best budget aluminum profile rig?
When is the review coming of that wheel???
Hey, you will test T818 base? thx!
Is this in the same class as the TR160 Trak Racer? Can it handle 25nm torque and higher?
If I would buy an aluminum rig it would be the Simetik X2. Just from the looks.
The powder coating on my matte ASR4 scratched pretty easily and was pretty dissapointed.
I built a similar profile rig with monitor mount and with seat for 600 usd.
will you do a review on the GSI Hyper p1??!?
Haven’t heard from them about it but keen to check it out for sure.
Is the video editing from time marker 5:17 to 5:22, and 5:26 to 5:31 normal? This is very jarring to watch. I appreciate you, and I assume your team for taking the time to produce this review. But it makes it hard to watch with these kinds of camera shots and editing.
It’s intentional. Showing the detail of what we’re talking about.
I have this exact setup but with regular black coating, it scratches very very easily, and the heel plate sides bend over time from being tightened and concave onto each other and then become a pain to move.
Interesting that yours scratched so easily. Good to know! Maybe there’s manufacturing variance.
Do you know if your regular black coating is anodized or powder coated? I remember their earlier offered finishes used to include anodized, but i dont remember if it came in black.
Hey everyone, we did change the powder coat formula for our Matte Black to make it more resistant over time. We do everything in house in Montreal, luckily we have that flexibility and it allows us to listen to feedback and keep improving. Thanks for sharing!
Oh and Rylan, we'd love to see what's happening with the heel plate up close. Care to send some photos? We can replace it free of charge of course.
Well from my experience everything shows more easily on matt paint so maybe the problem was just your color choice ;)
Can you bolt on the next level racing motion plus to this? (Or the ASR3 since it is the same as the Gt Elite)😊
Yes sir! Same for the V3 (Seat mover)
Motedis for ever !
"Hey this is really cool, I think I want one."
Looks around the room.
"I don't want one"
joke here is that the room is small
Merci !
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Next Level GT Track comparison?
Can I have it now that you have reviewed? I’ll never be able to afford
This cockpit uses imperial extrusion I think.
We do, Series 15 Imperial measurements. Since Will's kit came in, we actually got our own die made at a renowned Canadian aluminum mill. The cut / profile is now our own version/design that's unique in the industry. Extremely sturdy (and fuller than any extrusion cuts out there) with the perfect sizing for the channels. Small quality of life improvements 😊
@@advancedsimracing I ordered my ASR6 yesterday. Super excited. Does this mean I will receive the upgraded cut/profile you are speaking about?
@@markr4291 That is correct, much fuller / sturdier than what is shown here
@@advancedsimracing - I am super excited!! So as thick as the SimLab P1X I would assume? I am stoked to have the ASR6 as the foundation of my build!
Going to assume my kit will come with the M10 screws as well for the rubber feet you mentioned in a few comments above?
We miss Overclock tutorials..
Bought one of these a month ago in matte black. Great and solid rig. Their instructional video is absolute trash though.
Tell me more! We just hired a new editor and content creator. We KNOW we need to improve. Would love to gather some feedback from users.
First :o
I'm jelly 😢
This is just a p1x lol
I understand profile rigs are proven and strong but imo they are as boring as it gets and look like treadmills with a seat just ugly and everybody has one so there is nothing to seperate your rig to anyone elses its all the same,very repetitive market and a paint job cant change the fact it still looks like a shiny treadmill now instead of a flat one but they work so it is what it is.🏃🏼♂️🏃🏼♂️🏃🏼♂️🏃🏼♂️🏃🏼♂️
can i have it LOL
I just use some teflon if ANYTHING is loose, and they have this in different thicknesses lol;l see ya