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Next Level Racing F-GT Racing Simulator Cockpit and Monitor Stand Bundle

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Pattern Name: Cockpit + Stand


Features

  • Dual position Next Level Racing F-GT cockpit for authentic formula or GT racing positions with completely adjustable wheel, gear shifter and pedal positions.
  • Rigid, powder coated steel Next Level Racing F-GT frame with premium racing seat and extras like seat slider, gear shifter support & lumbar support cushion.
  • Next Level Racing monitor stand holds up to 3 x 27 inch or 1 x 65 inch screens, height and angle adjustable for ideal view.
  • Compatible with Thrustmaster, Fanatec, Moza Racing equipment and attaches to Next Level Racing F-GT cockpit.
  • Cockpit suitable for professional direct drive wheels; monitor stand suits range of screen sizes.

Brand: Next Level Racing


Product Dimensions: 55"D x 24"W x 49"H


Special Feature: Cushion Availability


Product Care Instructions: Wipe Clean


Unit Count: 1.0 Count


Recommended Uses For Product: Gaming


Pattern: Cockpit + Stand


Finish Type: Powder Coated


Room Type: Game Recreation Room


Age Range (Description): Adult


Included Components: Stand


Model Name: F GT Simulator


Surface Recommendation: Hard Floor


Furniture base movement: Glide


Fill Material: Foam


Type of item: Product Bundle


Item Weight: 89 pounds


Manufacturer: Next Level Racing


Date First Available: April 8, 2021


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    • Solid construction; flexible options; great value
Pattern Name: Cockpit
Review Image by Ryan Ryan
Review Image by Ryan Ryan
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. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 31, 2020 by Ryan Ryan
    • pretty good setup
Pattern Name: Cockpit
My original purchase was the openwheeler but I couldn't see\understand the middle bar between my leg nor comfort of getting in/out, so I passed it for Next Level instead. Granted Next Level cost a lot but the layout looks nature, I thought it would be a great cockpit for casual and party driving when having friends over. So far, the cocking did not ruin my expectation. The price is high, but quality wise its totally worth it and is justifiable. I'm sure there are other good/better setup out there but I couldn't find one that is to my liking or price worthy. Pro: -The build is sturdy and hefty when all put together. -Assembly process was straight forward, no mess, no scratching head over the direction. -Set does not rock or flex when you get in/out or driving hard. -Use the seat to watch movie on my 65' ole tv that is 5' in front of the cockpit. haha Now for the con: -The cushion is alright. I've been using the set since early christmas and the seat has taken some dent from my boney butt. If your a$$ is big then you won't have any issue since you already have extra cushing. :) -I couldn't move the chair on the rail any further closer to the wheel to be totally comfortable. There is a 4-5in gap between my back to the seat. I ended up using the provided back support and extra pillow to buffer the gap. I'm 5.3 so if you're shorter, you may/will need more back patting. So I couldn't tilt the seat. -The seat tilt plate attachment to the cushion is kind of flimsy. Even after I tighten the screw, the seat still tilts. Since I don't rock when driving, I think it'll be ok. That's it. Nothing in life is perfect, you win some, you lose some. But overall, I think the cockpit is good for me since I'm a starter driver and take care of my stuff and don't abuse it, I think the cockpit will last me a while until I upgrade to Fanatec wheel... ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 13, 2021 by Thao Moua

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