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Getting into Sim Racing?
Looking to get into Sim Racing donβt worry we got you covered we have suggestions on beginner, intermediate, and advanced setups. We will even 3d scan your car so your Simulator will be the most accurate
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1. Entry Desk Setup ($800β$1,200)
π‘ For people who want to mount a wheel to their desk and start racing.
Wheelbase: Moza R5 bundle (5.5 Nm DD + wheel + pedals with desk clamp) ($600)
Alt: Fanatec CSL DD 5Nm w/ desk clamp ($500β$600)
Pedals: 2-pedal set included in bundles (upgradeable later).
Seat: Regular desk chair (lockable casters help).
Screens: Single 27β 1440p monitor ($250) OR existing PC monitor.
PC: RTX 3060 + Ryzen 5600, 16GB RAM ($900 if needed).
Games: Assetto Corsa, ACC, iRacing rookie plan ($70 + sub).
β Cheapest entry. Desk clamps mean no dedicated rig needed.
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2. Compact Wheel Stand Setup ($1,200β$1,800)
π‘ A sturdier step up for people who want stability without a full cockpit.
Wheelbase: β VRS UDFPro20 (20 Nm) ($450) β works great on a stand.
Wheel Stand: Wheel Stand Pro ($200) OR Trak Racer FS3 stand ($250).
Wheel: Entry GT rim (Cube Controls Sport or Moza GS) ($300β$400).
Pedals: Simsonn LC Pedals ($250β$300).
Seat: Desk chair OR add NRG bucket seat w/ universal stand mount ($288).
Screens: Triple 40β 1080p TVs ($120 ea = $360) OR single ultrawide monitor.
PC: RTX 3060 Ti + Ryzen 5600X ($1,000).
β Portable, folds away. Good compromise between desk clamp and full rig.
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1. Budget Starter ($2,000β$2,400)
π‘ Affordable entry point with pro-grade upgrade path.
Rig/Chassis: Trak Racer TR8 Pro or Sim-Lab GT1 Evo ($500β$700)
Wheelbase: β VRS UDFPro20 (20 Nm) ($450)
Wheel: Basic GT rim (Cube Controls Sport, Moza GS, or budget round rim) ($250β$400)
Pedals: Simsonn LC Pedals ($250β$300)
Screens: Triple 40β 1080p TVs (~$120 each = $360)
PC: RTX 3060 + Ryzen 5600 or i5 12400F, 16GB RAM ($900β$1,000)
Games: ACC, iRacing sub, NASCAR Heat ($70 + iRacing sub)
β Stable 60β90 FPS on 1080p triple setup β smooth, realistic driving without frame drops.
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2. Intermediate Enthusiast ($3,800β$5,200)
π‘ Step up with stronger visuals and better immersion.
Rig/Chassis: Sim-Lab P1-X or Trak Racer TR160 ($800β$1,000)
Wheelbase: β VRS UDFPro20 (same base)
Wheel: Cube Controls GT Pro Zero or GSI Hyper P1 ($800β$1,200)
Pedals: Heusinkveld Sprint ($750)
Screens: Triple 32β 1440p monitors (~$300 each = $900)
PC: RTX 4070 Ti + Ryzen 5800X3D (or 7800X3D), 32GB RAM, NVMe SSD ($1,500β$1,700)
Games: ACC, iRacing, rFactor 2, Automobilista 2 ($150 + iRacing sub)
β X3D chip ensures consistent frame pacing β no stutter even in crowded races.
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3. Pro-Level Showcase ($8,500β$12,500+)
π‘ Professional-grade, closest to a GT or NASCAR cockpit.
Rig/Chassis: Sim-Lab XP1 Pro or Trak Racer TRX ($1,300β$1,800)
Wheelbase: β VRS UDFPro20 (scaled with top-tier gear)
Wheel: GSI Formula Pro Elite or Cube Controls CSX-3 ($1,400β$2,000)
Pedals: Heusinkveld Ultimates+ ($1,300)
Screens: Triple 40β 1080p TVs (value option) OR Triple 32β 4K monitors if they want visuals ($1,500β$2,000)
Motion Add-On: DOF Reality or Sigma Integrale ($2,000β$3,000)
PC: RTX 5090 + Ryzen 7800X3D / 7950X3D, 64GB RAM, NVMe Gen 5 SSD ($3,500β$4,000)
Games: Full library β ACC, iRacing, rFactor 2, Automobilista 2, NASCAR 21, WRC ($250 + iRacing sub)
β For serious drivers: better to run triple 1080p/1440p at locked 120 FPS than 4K at unstable 50 FPS.