Next Level Racing F-GT Racing Simulator Cockpit. Formula and GT racing simulator cockpit compatible with Thrustmaster, Fanatec, Moza Racing on PC, Xbox and PS

Assembly was really simple and straight forward and really didn’t have any trouble putting it all together. I was worried about me being 6’1 and the cockpit maybe being small but I was very surprised on how much space I have and how adjustable it was. I was able to sit down comfortably and adjust the seat for my height and the wheel to a comfortable spot. I also installed the support brackets for the pedals and let’s just say it’s very sturdy. I have the thrustmaster pro pedals that has a dual spring built into the break pad for more realism and I don’t feel any wobbling or shifting. Over all I was very impressed with the product and happy with the purchase. Oh and the cushion is very comfortable too

Its worth it

I've wanted something like this all my life (I'm 28 now) and I've had it for a couple months at this point. It's way better than having the wheel and other peripherals mounted to a desk. This cockpit is STURDY! It seems to be made of the same metal that some of the better weight benches for a home gym are made from.The seat is decently comfortable, especially with the lumbar support pillow. Adjusting the seat back isn't as easy as with a real car. You have to undo the bolts if you want to move it. Not a BIG deal but worth pointing out. Adjusting the distance if the seat, however, is easy. It's a lever just like a real car.It is compact - I wish the frame was a little bit wider for when I'm playing a more relaxed game/using a controller and don't have my legs and feet in a racing position, but it doesn't ruin the experience. Everything is laid out and set up nicely. I have a handbrake peripheral for the rally games and I bolted it right next to the steering wheel. My shifter is on the included mount and it's placed perfectly, at least for my height (5'8").The pedal plate is adjustable as well. I put a couple of bolts in the slots on the plate to prevent my actual pedal peripherals from sliding upward.Onto assembly! It was a bit of a pain. I did it myself, but if you can get a buddy to help you it would be much easier. The instructions are very clear and understandable, but there are so many parts. Organize them first. Putting the first 3 or 4 pieces together will be the biggest challenge - making sure it's all straight and level. Everything else is easy, but it will take some time to set up, and some additional time to make adjustments based on your height.All in all, this is an amazing cockpit for any level sim-racer and its very affordable! There are a few accessories available for it, such as the monitor mount which I would recommend. I'm super happy with this purchase and will be using it for years to come! It's about 6ft by 2ft, EXCLUDING whatever size monitor(s) you're going to use, and the shifter mount.Hope this helps. If you're in the market for a cockpit, this is the one I'd go with due to the price, sturdiness, quality and adaptability.

恥ずかしながら　コクピットは4台目の購入になります。過去の物はブレーキを踏むたび　ハンドルを切る度に　フレームが軋んでいましたがこいつはびくともしません。今流行りの？アルミの極太のやつに比べると　剛性は落ちると思いますが運転中に気になる事はないです。MOZAのR9を取り付けています。公式動画で言っていましたが　8ニュートンくらいまでなら大丈夫だと思います。この商品はDD向けに作られた物ではないみたいですが　耐えれるというのが剛性を物語っています。補強キットが同封されているはずですので　無ければ確認した方が良いです。今買う方はまず入っていると思います。これがあるのと無いので多少変わってくるはずです。一体型のモニタースタンドを購入しましたが　トリプルモニター用のキットも入っています。私はシングルなので不用でした。このあたりも補強キットもそうなのですが　きっちり入っていますので非常に好感が持てます。恐らく他メーカーなら弱みにつけ込んでw別料金だと思います。大型モニターの方は　1番前に取り付けないと圧迫感があるので　モニター　アクセル　ハンコンにした方が距離が取れて良い感じになります。これを　アクセル　モニター　ハンコンの順番で付けましたのでやり直しました。48インチですが丁度良いです。調整幅は決して広くないですが　時間をかければ良いポジション出来ます。不器用ですので　組み立てから調整まで20時間程かかりました入門機としては非常におすすめです！最初からこれにしとけば..と思ったけど１０年前はこれ無かったんよねwちなみにAmazonにはないですが　こちらのメーカーの上位モデル　例の極太アルミのやつもあります。公式サイトにありますが　色々不安だったのでやめましたが　物は間違いないと思います。参考までに！

Great seat. Very comfortable and sturdy. Didn't find it too difficult to put together as a lot of people complained about that. The instructions are not very clear when it come to fixing the back seat to the bottom seat but no big deal. Absolutely love it.

So you're sick of the hassle of hooking up your racing wheel to your desk and then packing it all away again when you need to do desk stuff. So was I. Shopping for a racing cockpit is kind of a challenge. Do some googling, see an interesting cockpit... $3,500. OK, too much. At the other extreme if you spend $100 for a pedestal with a post between your legs, still sitting at your desk, is that really going to improve the experience? Enter the NLR F-GT cockpit. For me, it ticked all the essential boxes: Included a seat, adjustable in every sense wheel height/angle, pedal distance/angle, and no post between your legs making pedal work awkward. The F-GT also gives you an option to angle yourself more horizontal (like a Formula 1 driver) or more upright like a GT race car. The delivery came in a single 89lb box that I broke down in the garage and carted smaller boxes up to my "VR room". Assembly took a few hours. There are a few tricky parts. The seat assembly to the frame will require you to tighten down bolts that thread through multiple pieces, and increasing the complexity is that the part of the seat you are threading into is buried behind faux leather and foam, so you have to go by feel. Suggest keeping things loose as you get all your left and right sides aligned and threaded together, then tighten things down. Giving yourself those critical few mm to "jiggle" things into place helps quite a bit. I assembled in Formula mode, leaving two support legs unused, which I actually found a use for. Next Level Racing sells a HOTAS kit to mount your flight stick and throttle, but the images and reviews I've read all point to the stick location being too high and outside for comfortable long sessions of flying. Those two unused leg supports gave me an idea. With just a few cuts on some plywood I was able to build a HOTAS mount that put the stick and throttle perfectly aligned with your arms. using the two felt/foam pads that they provide to create a tighter fit for the wheel supports, these support arms for the HOTAS tightly fit without having to drill any holes in the main frame. You can see in the picture that basically those supports slide onto the frame horizontally and the plywood creates a platform for mounting the stick and throttle. . Overall, this is a really solid cockpit. No wheel shake (though I have a modest Logitech G27 FFB wheel), with a relatively comfortable seat and unexpected flexibility to mount a HOTAS without any additional purchase. I don't think you'll be disappointed with this cockpit if you are moving up from desk-jockey racing/flying. My only small critique is the seat angle adjustment mechanism is cumbersome, and the robustness of the metal plates that you adjust with bolts to keep the angle is a bit suspect. Would not recommend large amounts of force applied at the top of the seat, for example if using the seat to push yourself up and out.

Amazing product ! Would recommend two people for the build or it may take a while.

So after searching around for months, I decided to pull the trigger on this rig. First off I will say, for the price, this will be very hard to beat. Most similar cockpits I came across were double the price or even more expensive. I could not find any similar style cockpits, that actually included a seat, for a comparable price. The few that I did find around this price or cheaper had obvious design flaws or just simply weren't sturdy enough for the setup I planned on having. I got mine and decided to put it together the next day when I ended up getting off work early. I would give this a 5 star review but the assembly is well... a bit of a task.I personally have quite a lot of experience building/assembling things like this and I’m normally pretty confident in that ability. I never get things assembled for the “extra $20” or whatever, but man I wish that was an option for this. If you aren't proficient in building things or something like furniture assembly, I recommend getting a friend who is to help out with this one. Honestly, its a pain in the neck but the finished product was worth it.The directions are oddly vague, and they don’t accurately label the hardware (nuts, bolts, washers etc.) so there is a bit of guess work involved there. Some pieces already have the hardware attached or in the holes but they don’t tell you that. There is no mention of washers in the directions either so make sure you use them on every connection. The bolt heads are very narrow so be sure to NOT forget the washers. Especially on pieces that attach in the slots/channels on the sides. The only other issue I had was with the felt pads they include for making the wheel podium more stationary and not as easily moved. Basically, it’s a pad that decreases the gap where the wheel stand attaches. Without this pad, there is some play in the wheels stand. It wiggles just a little bit, front to back but not laterally. It’s supposed to allow you to make adjustments easier but if you’re using any decent wheel, you’re going to feel it moving when driving. I had this issue so I quickly removed the bolts, popped in the felt pads and started to reattach them. Except now the holes don’t line up. I understand the concept of making that gap smaller to reduce movement, but it’s so small you can’t fit the bolt in as it should be. I had to remove the pads, reattach the back half of the wheel stand, tilt it back and slide the pads under the bracket, then smash it forward and put the front screws back in. So it’s not exact but it stopped the wiggle and my wheel stand is incredibly solid now. There is ZERO wiggle room, and no flexing anywhere when under force now. I use a Fanatec ClubSport Wheel Base V2.5, and while it’s no direct drive, it’s not too far off and has the strongest FFB I’ve ever felt from a base that’s NOT a direct drive.I wanted to include as much of the info as I could because I know it was difficult for me to finally decide on a setup. It may seem like a negative review based on my comments about the assembly, but all that frustration still only knocks off 1 star for me. Let that speak for the quality and design of this cockpit. In saying all that, this setup is very sturdy, and can be adjusted to fit just about anyone. It’s comfortable and even looks pretty good while not being over the top. I’m extremely happy with this purchase and I would highly recommend this cockpit for anyone who’s looking for a complete setup (minus wheel/pedals obviously).I also purchased the TV mount attachment and put a 36” TV on it. It is perfect for the setup. Very sturdy and I would recommend getting that attachment as well.