🏎️ Height-Adjustable Smarketbuy Racing Wheel Stand - Compatible with Logitech G25, G27, G29, G920 - Driving Simulator Cockpit for Gaming (G25/G27/G29/G920) Review

I open the clips all the way, but I can't slide them onto the mounting platform. Because of the arrangement of the support tubes. Prepare to return if someone does not respond with appropriate advice

I have to say I'm a bit disappointed with the quality and finish of the product, but the overall value outweighs any of my complaints about the finish. I hope this helps future buyers to weigh their decision when purchasing this product. :-)

Like everyone else, the guide was fun. The Thrustmaster TX handlebars fitted perfectly but when I decided to install the TP3A pedals no luck. Mounting holes are very narrow. I need to make a mounting plate, mount it on the stand and then mount the pedals on it. So yes, it works with the steering wheel but not with the pedals. Some of the welds look fishy too, I hope they hold up to some serious modeling.

The photos I have were just stuff I added cheaply. I was surprised at how strong it was for the money alone. I use a G920 handlebar and yes there is an easy way to mount it to the frame. Completely unscrew the G920 steering wheel clamps and simply slide the device sideways onto the stand. The Switch platform works great with the Logitech handset. I cut out a piece of the corner and screwed it to the stand to make it very rigid, which was cheap. In general I like it.

Not bad for the price but a lot of the factory finishing was abysmal. Most of the holes didn't line up and it's not durable. The 923 steering wheel isn't exactly light, but my knees rest on the underside of the steering wheel mount. I'm going to build some sort of support to help with the sag. I will try to buy a more expensive well assembled crane pit. If you are definitely looking for something cheap if you want something well made I wouldn't recommend it.

I built my own driving simulator out of wood in the mid-2000s. Fast forward to 2020 and I have a 15 year old son who wanted to race online. I gave up my cockpit but still had a steering wheel, homemade pedals and a shifter. So I bought it for his birthday to see if he would race online long enough to recoup the time/investment of rebuilding the cockpit simulator. The platform holding the steering wheel moves VERY heavily. I ended up making a stamped corner from the wheel mount diagonally back…