Realism is the most important aspect of my simulator, which is why I chose the motion system from D-Box. It is FIA certified and was co-developed by professional racing drivers. Since my simulator is in my living room, I wanted a system with minimal cables and amplifiers to maintain a clean look, and D-Box provides exactly that. In my opinion, it is also the easiest to use and install motion system on the market.
With this system, you can feel every pebble on the race track – it’s unbelievably authentic! Having driven on the Red Bull Ring with a few racing cars myself, I could make a solid comparison, and aside from the G-forces, which the system can’t simulate, it feels just like being in a real race car.
- Sim-Lab P1X Sim Racing Cockpit
- Sim-Lab Integrated Monitor Mount
- Sim-Lab Accessories (Keyboard, SeatSlider, PedalSlider, SimFloor, CupHolders, and many other small parts)
- 3x Simucube Active Pedal Ultimate
- Heusinkveld Handbrake + MagShift
- Pro Sim H-Pattern Shifter
- D-Box 4250i Gen3 1,5“
- Simucube 3 Ultimate
- Sparco QRT-R Gaming Seat
- QUBIC-System – QS-BT1 Seat Belt Tensioner
- Teufel Concept E450 Digital
- Audio-Technica ATH-M50xSTS StreamSet – Streaming-Headset USB
- French Sim Racer Laptimer
- Apex Simracing P1-X Dashboard
- Windsimulator from AlphaWindSim
- Elgato Stream Deck
- LED Flag from 3D-Simgear
- Elgato FaceCam Pro
- Insta360 Link – PTZ 4K Webcam
- Old Ultrawide Configuration: Samsung Odyssey Neo G9 57″ (7680×2160) Monitor
- New Triple Screen Configuration: LG UltraGear 32GX870A-B – 240Hz 4K | 480Hz Full HD | OLED | 31,5″
- Logitech G PRO TKL mechanic Gaming-Keyboard
- Logitech G PRO Wireless Gaming-Mouse with HERO 25K DPI Sensor
VR Headsets
Varjo Aero2880 × 2720 per eye · aspheric lenses · eye tracking
Valve Index1440 × 1600 per eye · up to 144 Hz · ~130° FOV