There’s nothing more satisfying than using hardware you built yourself. Every time you race, you’ll feel the difference — knowing every part was built by you. You can’t buy that feeling at a store.
We provide comprehensive tutorials that guide you through each stage of the building process. Clear, easy-to-follow steps ensure that you can assemble your DIY Sim Racing Hardware. If you can assemble IKEA furniture, you can build this.
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Easy to assemble, inexpensive, very attractive design, and fits perfectly in a bedroom.
Used the files to have the pieces cut at a local maker space. Assembly was a breeze thanks to the 3D animated video, it literally felt like putting together furniture. Zero flex with my Fanatec Podium wheel. For the price of the plans, you can't go wrong.
I needed a compact rig that wouldn't take over my entire living room. These basic plans were exactly what I was looking for. I printed the A2 templates and cut everything out of 18mm MDF using a simple jigsaw. The layout is very ergonomic and it fits perfectly under my desk when I'm not racing.
I don't own a CNC machine so I printed the A3 PDF templates and cut everything by hand with a jigsaw in my garage. Having both Metric and Imperial dimensions made buying the timber here in the UK very easy. The final ecosystem is top tier.
I sent the STEP files to a local CNC woodworking shop. Assembly took me a full afternoon. The triple screen integrated mount is rock solid and perfectly aligned. The stealth keyboard tray is super satisfying to use between sessions. It saved me at least $400 compared to buying an 8020 aluminum rig.
I was skeptical about a wooden rig handling a strong DD base, but this design is engineered like a tank. Built the inverted pedal version using 18mm birch plywood. It is incredibly rigid and doesn’t budge during heavy braking. The 3D animated assembly video was a lifesaver to understand the internal bracing.
✅ Verified ownerFrom our load-cell brakes and two-stage pedal resistance to linear throttle pedals with adjustable hardness, travel, and ergonomic footrest positioning, each component is designed to feel as close to a real car as possible.
From H-pattern to sequential gearboxes, our sim racing shifters are designed to deliver true mechanical engagement. Each shift feels solid, precise, and deeply satisfying — just like in a real race car.
From BMW and Mercedes-AMG to Audi and Aston Martin, bring legendary motorsport steering wheels into your home. Build it yourself, feel the pride, and drive with hardware inspired by real racing machines.
Rally-inspired hardware built for precision and durability. Progressive load-cell handbrakes and adjustable components give you full control when it matters most.
Solid, modular sim racing rigs designed to handle high forces and long sessions. Adjustable mounting points, clean geometry, and a rigid structure give you a stable foundation for pedals, wheels, and shifters — from GT to Formula-style driving.
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