Show your Cockpit

I love them. Thanks again so much. Much easier to shift with them

 

Home Made "Low budget" Cockpit project.
All item is customizable and can be changed, masszive srews, professional painting.
Very strong Frame.

The hardware manufactured and painted "two component dye"

Install the frame, the pedal set and the Grande Punto Seat. etc


Frame Install Finish.


Next Project a bigger picture 25" or 27" monitor
Best Regards, Gabor

 

My cockpit
Level: low budget student

 

A good driver will even succeed on a wooden stool uncomplainingly, while the bad one will always point to his 1500 bucks gear as "still not perfect"

 

True! So true!

 

Here's my sim(racing) setup:
DX Racer chair (fabric-cover!) with 60mm lockable casters (aluminium felly design );
G27 wheel , pedals, shifter, mounted on a wheelstand pro deluxe v2 ...love it

 

There's some jaw dropping rigs in this thread!!!

I recently rebuilt mine to be more space affective after going to triple screens.
Before rebuild!

After


It's made the wife very happy, and as they say "happy wife = happy life"

 

love the do not disturb sign

 

Some RIG you got there m8!
What is your secret in making your wife happy by racing?

 

Here there is mine

G25 with deep dish steering wheel and cooling fan, Shh shifter, Mod Pastore on the brake, Reverse pedal, OMP seat with Renault Master Handbrake.









Everyting connected to this

 

I'm not in her way, I'm not spending more money than she is, I'm not drunk at the pub, rofl and if she wants me, she knows were to find me.

 

LOL, so true, why didn't I think of this sooner

 

Utilising the iMac.

 

"Small" upgrade on my RIG:
CSP Pedals are replaced by this:

Protosimtech PT-1

 

my cockpit = use beamproject super FOV

 

Or like me, you have the triple screens and Nice gpu, still stink, and totally realize it's my driving, not the gear. Either way it's fun to build a nice rig (mines still not perfect ) even for bad drivers!

 

Sorry for double post but on phone and had to mention I love the way you've adjusted your FOV to match a real life cockpit....on a single screen no less.... Very cool!

 

Hi folks
Just upgraded to a new rig. Specs include an overclocked Intel® Six Core i7-5820K,
2 x Zotec Nvidia GTX 980ti Amp Extreme GPU in SLI, 16GBs of KINGSTON HYPER-X FURY DDR4 2400MHz ram and a 500GB Samsung 850 EVO SSD drive.

Playing on 3 x Samsung 40 inch TV's. Only 60HZ, but love the huge display.



I'm racing Project Cars in this video. Although it looks amazing when playing in the rain and on ultra settings, it's not as good as Raceroom, in regards to the actual driving.

 

Thanks. I didn't bother to go down the triple screen path with more expensive hardware requirements, and a single screen of that size, this close works pretty well for me. Furthermore, a big single screen is so tall it can be fitted way below the steering wheel, in order to get a proper view of the dashboard, which was one of the things I was aiming for with the setup. When I'm driving, all I can see is the screen and the wheel.

And as far as I know, most Sony tv screens have fairly little lag. Probably more than a good pc screen, but not so much that it bothers me.