Marada Aluminum Profile Racing Simulator Cockpit With Monitor Stand Fit For Fanatec/Thrustmaster T818/Moza/Logitech G923 G920 GPro,Stable Driving Cockpit With Black Seat,Not Included Wheel and Pedal

Let me start off by saying that, this is my first sim racing rig, and also wasn't my frist choice but, due to budget constraints, I went with this. Man was I surprised, I've only had it for a day and lets just says I'm impressed. Before I get into the pros, and cons let me add some context to help your buying decisions. I am 330lbs, and 6'2" in height. I'm a pretty big guy to say the least, I personally havent "yet" found any problems with me being as big as I am and this Cockpit. Currently I have a moza r9 wheel base and moza crp2 pedals. The wheel base fit perfectly on this rig's pre drilled holes for the wheel base. The pedals fits nicely but, with the exception that with the crp2 pedals I believe you are supposed to use 8 bolts where as I was only able to align 4 screws which for the time being is holding fine, time will tell if it does.Pros90% of the fitment was flawless and saw very little problems in this categoryOver all a very solid construction once it's all assembledLots of adjust to fit most people, many different racing styles, and comfort levelsThe price can't be beat it's punching way above it's weight class with all that your gettingI'm sure it has a massive range of compatibility with other sim racing hardwareConsThe instructions on assembly lack alot of detail and context if your not paying attention to what parts and pieces your using this will be a very frustrating buildAgain with assembly the parts really need to be labeled and correspond with the instructions the fact that the kit comes with a tape measure to figure out what part your using kinda says it allI said earlier the 90% of the fitment was great well here's the other 10% mounting the chair to the frame was one of the most frustrating parts of the build you really need 2 people to do and the alignment on my model didn't quite fit but I made it work so how also the monitor mount has a little bit of play which is very concerning with extended useHaving all the adjustments that this rig has comes with a massive down side yes it has alot of adjustments but to properly adjust a section to your like is such a times consuming process and what I mean by that is for example if you want to move your pedals forward or back there's is quite alot to do to get them to moveAs a company I do wish this had a keyboard try accessory option in there store that would be a massive helpOverall it's a great rig and it's very solid once assembled and for the price it can't be beat I'm very happy with my purchase however the assembly process was quite a pain and you really need to pay attention to what your doingWould I recommend this product absolutely

Amazing cockpit for an amazing price!-Base mount has no movement, it is solid.-Pedal box has no movement at all.-Slight movement in the shifter mount, but nothing alarming at all. This won't affect your game play. The plate is also plenty big for both a shifter and handbrake.-ADJUSTABILITY!! I am 6'6" and there is no size that won't work on this rig. Everything can be adjusted to your liking.-Seat is better than expected and looks even better in person. Great size for all players. Slight flex that you would expect from a recliner, but holds up great to hard braking.-Hardware is plentiful. You will receive more than enough for assembly and not one screw or bolt was even close to stripping.-Monitor mount is also very adjustable. I moved it closer to me than the suggested build and this did not effect the pedal box at all.-Extruded aluminum build means you can expand and add all the accessories you need! Bass shakers and other accessories are no problem!In summary, you should not hesitate. The seller is very helpful and shipping was fast. Your shipment will arrive in 4 boxes, some may show up a day apart.Great rig. Great price. Great quality.

So I know why you are looking at this one. You saw name brand ones going for like twice the amount with half of thr options and no seat. And upfront I'll tell ya, if your just looking for a good solid rig to mess around with on the weekends, give this one a try. If you are more serious, stream, do alot of racing, spend the extra money.The rig itself is solid. It flexes a tiny bit if you've got a DD (I have a 10nm Simagic) but it ain't gonna fall apart. The seat, allows you to sit. It declines nice and moves towards and back, but I wouldn't be doing no endurance racing in it. For the price, its solidSo why is it so cheap? The hardware. The fasteners are straight Chinesium. They will hold (I'm 5'10 220lbs) but its not fun to build. And while you can adjust every part of those whenever you want, you'd sooner rather pull your own nails out. The more expensive rigs have quick releases and adjustment points, for here you just loosen the bolts, try to shove the bar in place, it goes to far, you pull, back and forth and then you tightenBottom line, if you want a cheap rig, this is a solid choice.