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01 Sim rig builder

Pick
your rig.

Pick a budget to start from a build that already works, then change anything you like. Every one is checked by the compatibility engine and priced from the retailers we track. Or start from scratch and choose every part yourself.

Note on this demo: the rig builder is a live application — 1,723 products, a compatibility engine and multi-currency pricing. It was left running on the existing site rather than rebuilt, so the button above opens the real tool.
The oesimracing sim rig builder, showing budget starting points and a parts list
1,723Products in the catalogue
97Brands tracked
3Currencies — GBP, EUR, USD

02 Where people start

Around £500

First rig

Direct drive at the bottom of the market: base, wheel and pedals in one box, and a frame to bolt them to. A gear-driven wheel at this price is a false economy.

Around £1,000

First direct drive

12 Nm — the bottom of the range the guides call the sweet spot — with a GT wheel, load-cell pedals and a cockpit rather than a desk stand.

Around £1,500

Load cell brakes

16 Nm and the two-pedal load cell the step is named for, on a cockpit frame. The brake is the upgrade every guide puts first.

Around £2,000

Aluminium profile

21 Nm on a profile frame stiff enough to take it. The point at which the rig stops flexing and starts telling you things.

03 Free tool

Checked before
you order.

01

Compatibility engine

Quick release, torque, bolt pattern, mounting — checked before you order.

02

Save money

Cheapest UK price we can find, on every part.

03

A rig, or a whole room

Duplicate a bay across a fleet, price the lot, and work out what it takes per hour to pay for itself.

04

No account

Builds save to your own browser and share as a link.