RigMetal Flagship Sim Racing Cockpit
This is our top of the line rig, made with thicker components and additional fasteners for extra strength. The Flagship is incredibly strong and will not flex.
Features:
- Chassis constructed of 40mm x 160mm aluminum profile.
- 10mm thick mounting plates for pedal deck, wheel plate assembly, and uprights for extra rigidity.
- Highly customizable design to allow for different positions for pedals, wheels, seat, etc.
- Adjustable pedal deck and wheelbase mounts to allow for extra tilt.
- Additional width between uprights to improve comfort and ease of entry.
Dimensions:
- Length: 130cm
- Width: 68cm
- Height: 76cm
Wheel Plate Dimensions - Use to confirm wheelbase compatibility
Please note:
- This product ships in three separate packages which may arrive at different times.
- We are actively working on detailed assembly instructions. Please refer here: Build information or these user-created instructions.
- The first image is pictured with a RigMetal Single Monitor Add-on Mount, and Chassis Feet Kit which are sold separately. Pedals, wheelbase/wheel, seat, monitor, and shifter are also not included.
Customer Reviews
The flagship profile rigs from the various companies all seem fairly similar, but I'm pretty sure this is the most metal for your money, and I like a company that doesn't spend money on marketing. If you ever want to move this thing at all then get the casters and/or a couple of strong friends.
Assembly isn't too bad but it will take several hours. Try to plan a couple of steps ahead with t-nut insertion and the positioning of the base, and measure from reference points before you attach things so it's all square.
Pieces slide around pretty easily if you back off a turn on the screws, so you can get it all perfect with a bit of fiddling after it's mostly built. Refer to both the google doc and the instructions for the Plus model as they both have helpful information.
You'll want M5 and M6 bits on a socket wrench, and an extension to reach the inner bolts in the corners of the large gussets. The extension is also a good screwdriver before the bolts are tight enough for the ratchet.
I used a mini hacksaw to cut off the tabs on the gussets for the vertical sides of the seat profiles, and it was much easier for me than using a screwdriver. Wear gloves and do it over a paper towel to catch the metal shavings, use rough sandpaper to smooth the cut surfaces, and give them a quick wash. It takes maybe a minute per gusset and they came out perfectly smooth.
Be sure to attach the wheel mount assembly to the wheel mount uprights before you attach the wheel mount uprights to the base.
Simply fantastic
Excellent rig
This thing is STOUT, no movement, absolutely worth the money, a reviewer stated you can hit this with a truck and the simrig would win, I have to agree with this statement
Rig is insanely stable. Could run a truck into it and it'd win, for sure.