GTR Simulator GTA Model Simulator Cockpit Black Frame Base Only without Racing Seat Driving Gaming Simulator Cockpit with Gear Shifter Mount

I already had a seat so I only needed the frame. The instructions are a bit outdated but it is still fairly easy to assemble. They designed multiple points for adjustment to ensure you can set it up to fit your body/preference. It is definitely a good entry level frame and works great with the Logitech wheel/pedal/shifter.

I initially ordered the black one but due to the current Coronavirus outbreak, they were out of stock. GTR immediately contacted me and asked if I wanted to wait until it came back in stock or if I wouldn't mind having the silver instead, which they had on hand. I agreed to the silver and got the shipping notice within an hour or so. Now that's prompt service!!When it arrived, I set to assembling it, and while the directions were rather obscure it really didn't take long to figure out what went where. It's sturdy and the crafting quality is impressive at any price. It only flexes mildly and isn't noticeable at all when racing.Ok, here's where the cockpit kit lost a star. First, I would really have liked a longer throw for the shifter arm. Since it was so short, I had to adjust the slider on my seat up as far as it would go and also was only able to use one bolt to secure the bracket to the rest of the frame. In addition, I had to only use one bolt to secure the shifter baseplate to the bracket in order to extend it another inch. It's still a fair reach but it's workable.Second, this is more due to my sitting style rather than a pure fault on the part of the cockpit. I tend to "man-spread" and my knee was resting directly on top of the allen bolt which was quite painful. I wish that section of tubing had recessed mounting holes. The fix was easy enough I suppose, as you can see in the attached picture I simply added a knee-board to rest against while driving.All in all, I'm very pleased with the kit and I expect it to serve me for years to come.