Recenzje klientów dla Podstawka pod kierownicę VEVOR, kokpit symulatora z podwójnym ramieniem i szyną, kompatybilna z pedałami Logitech G25, G27, G29, G920, G923, Thrustmaster T300RS, TX F458, T500RS, T3PA-PRO (F1/GT) i CSR

Excellent product and love the color, easy to setup.

it does a very good job for the price. I added a few mods and now it is perfect

This setup is awesome, super steady, comfy, good adjustments. Highly recommend for a quality rig

I bought this to replace a logitech challenge X chair which actually cost more and was not as solid. This chair is excellent quality. Heavy solid and can hold a 6' 2" racer no problems. Easy to switch between my daughter's boyfriend and myself I am only 5' 8". The only thing to note is that to raise the foot pedals nice and high you have to put the steering column closer to the driver and the pedals on the outside which is the opposite of how they want you to build it in the directions. However once you do this you will extend the pedals enough for tall racers. I can't say enough how good this chair feels and the rugid sturdyness for the price is unbeatable.

Parfait pour les courses entre ami(e)s!

Best on the market in this price range!

Good Racing Weel Stand.

Very cool item, easy to assemble, quick adjustable seat, good quality. There is a small amount of flex/wiggle in the shifter mount and steering wheel mount but was easily fixed with some flat bar reinforcement.

Great product, very solid.

Pros: Good product overall for the price (I bought it at 212,90 euro), the manual was easy to follow and the wheel that I own (Moza R5) was supported out-of-the-box even if not stated in the product's description ( I had seen R5 referenced as supported in one of the product's photos that lists the supported wheels) , no extra drilling needed. The angle of the plate that holds the pedals can also be adjusted in 3 positions. The angle of the plate that holds the wheel-base is also adjustable. Cons: The major issue is that the structure that holds the wheel is so flexy that I think I'm gonna have to weld it with a vertical beam to the bottom of the base even if that means I have to sacrifice the ability to change the angle of the front arms (it originally has 3 positions for gaming and 1 for when the base is folded). The seat is of nice quality and can be reclined and there are rails to adjust position (front-back), though if you have load-cell pedals I'd suggest to put the back of the seat against something stable (eg. a wall) because the reclining mechanism only holds the right side steady, while the left side is a bit "free" so there is some flex under heavy braking.