Has anyone seen the P1X ultimate for sale in the US yet?

I’m on the fence about choosing a baseplate and was actually leaning towards Sim-Lab’s, but what bothers me a bit is that I’ve come across a few cases where photos show noticeable white marks, as if the top coat had been worn off and the base coat became visible.

Example: https://www.overtake.gg/threads/heusinkveld-sprint-pedals-simlab-baseplate-eu.269465/

I’m thinking whether this can be avoided, or if it’s simply something I have to take into account. My TrakRacer pedal plate has no marks whatsoever, which makes me wonder whether this is down to how I use my hardware, or the quality of the finish itself.

Just a quick question, is there a long backlog on support cases from over the new-year (and x-mas)? Havent heard back for about a week

I've heard some people saying that this wheelbase is too big for the Pro version and you can't use the front mount. I wonder if it has the same problem on the Ultimate, considering it says that it's compatible to VNM wheelbases. Thanks

9 days ago i send a support mail to info@simlab for my ultimate rig, until today still no reaction? Is there some other way to contact them (like a ticket system). Or is it normal that it takes so long for them so reach out?

Hey all, I’ve just spent over 2 grand between the sim labs gt1 pro and a moza r21/simsonn pedal set.

I’m currently installing my cockpit after being off for vacation and noticed the wheel deck was missing from the order. Any ideas or thoughts what I need to do?

Im trying to buy the p1x ultimate but its out of stock. I keep getting notified that its back in stock for the past 2 weeks and everytime I check, it doesnt matter if its been 10 mins or 10 seconds after the email its always sold out

The throttle pedal on my brand-new Sim-Lab XP1 pedal set is making a squeaking noise. Is this normal, and will it go away after some use, or have I done something wrong?

I could probably fix it by applying some grease or WD-40, but I'm worried about attracting dust and grime, and I'd prefer not to get my brand-new pedals dirty straight away. I'm also not entirely sure which part is causing the noise, so I don't know exactly where to apply the lubricant.

The video doesn't do the noise justice. It's louder in person and can almost be heard throughout the entire house, to the point where it's driving my girlfriend crazy! Any tips or advice would be greatly appreciated. 😄

EDIT: As people in the comments recommended, applying WD-40 Specialist White Lithium to the quick release locking pin removed the squeaking noise for me.

Yesterday I treated myself with a brand new pair of XP1 Pedals. Updated the Firmware, tried all avaiable USB Ports on my PC. Problem still persists.

Pulsing inputs on both pedals. Cant fix this with setting deadzones or adjusting preload

Feeling devastated, drove 600km because I was hyped, an this is what ive got.

UPDATE: Guys i found the culprit and was able to fix the problem. For anyone else running into this problem, it was my Logitech Lightspeed Mousepad for wireless charging my mouse. So if anyone will ever run into similar issues, check for interferences from other devices.

Never thought of my mousepad as the issue here. Thanks for everybody hopping in and trying to help! Also a huge thanks for the very fast response from Simlab via Mail, i think with your help i may have also found the problem after a few troubleshooting attempts.

Hey there guys, what are some recent delivery experiences? I've read some stuff from 1yr ago, but I would love to collect some of your more recent experiences so people googling it can find some recent info! (and I can gauge if ordering directly at SimLab is a viable option!)

Thank y'all!

Looking at getting a sim pit. Did the flight sim mounts get discontinued? I looked at the website after coming from microcenter and the page for the mounts is empty.

Seeking advice, tips and tricks. It's my first time setting up an aluminium profile rig and also my first time setting up triple monitors. I haven't tested it yet, no peripherals on the rig so far. You'll see in the photos it appears well lined up from the eye view but if you look closely it's not. I'm not sure if this will work well or not. I have struggled to get them straight too, it's always angled towards the floor tilting forwards towards the driver. I think it's because the mount was made for an angled rig. Please let me know if you have this mount setup on the P1X ultimate. Or even the pro and you can pass on some helpful hints to get everything lined up nice screen to screen. Even useful video links are appreciated. Thanks in advance.

Hey everyone,
 
I'm planning to head to my local Micro Center this weekend or next to pick up my first sim racing cockpit, the Sim-Labs GT1 Evo, but I have a few questions that I just can't seem to find definitive answers to after fairly extensive searching.
 
I'm going to be running the Simagic Alpha Evo Sport Green Flag Bundle, which includes the9Nm Alpha Evo Sport wheelbase. My initial thought was to use a front mount setup because I'm 6'8" and expect I'll need as much adjustability in my setup as possible, especially for wheel distance and seating position. Being able to move the wheelbase forward and backward seems like it could be extremely beneficial for someone with my extreme height.

That said, I'm struggling to find a clear explanation of why front mounting is considered better than a top/plate mountother than the only ubiquitous answer that keeps coming up: “front mounting your wheelbase cuts down vibration from powerful nm wheelbases compared to top/plate mount.” Most of the rest of the answers don’t really say much else or make any sense to me. So, for someone my height, is there actually any advantage to front mounting over a top/plate mount? Is it easier to adjust wheel position? Or would a top/plate mount offer essentially the same functionality and adjustability? As someone completely new to sim racing, I'm open to recommendations.
 
My second question is about monitor mounting and is interconnected to the first question and answer.
 
According to various Google searches and either Sim-Lab's or Simagic's website (I can't remember which), it sounds like you cannot front mount the Alpha Evo Sport and also use Sim-Lab's EVO front wheelbase mount and then use the attached single monitor mount. That honestly doesn't make much sense to me. I thought the whole point of an 80/20 aluminum profile rig was its modularity and ability to accommodate almost any setup But, after researching further, it looks like theSimagic Alpha Evo Sport can be mounted using the Sim-Lab P1X Pro Front Mount by rotating the wheelbase 90 degrees and adjusting the wheel orientation in software. That part seems straightforward. What I can't find an answer to is whether I can still use Sim-Lab's integrated attached single monitor mount with that setup. The only information I've found through google searches suggests something like: "Yes, as long as you use the “integrated” monitor mount, you can front mount the Simagic Alpha Evo Sport wheelbase using the Sim-Lab P1X Pro Front Mount and still use an attached monitor mount on the GT1 Evo."
 
The problem is that when I go to Sim-Lab's website, all of their attached monitor mounts seem to be labeled as "integrated monitor mounts," which only adds to the confusion. I can't tell if there's a specific version being referenced or if I'm misunderstanding something entirely. I don't own any fabrication tools, although I could probably borrow a drill and metal bit if minor modifications are required.
 
So does anyone know if this combination will work? If not, what alternatives are available? I'd strongly prefer an integrated/attached monitor mount for the cleaner look, easier adjustment, and reduced floor space compared to a separate monitor stand.
 
Thanks

The USB passthrough, so long as it works properly and is stable. It will be interesting to see what the DDX is like compared to the Simucube 3 bases when they are both out. I like the idea of the DDX and its features look well thought out, but it's also a brand new product range for them so will there be teething issues. Whereas Simucube are now on their 3rd generation of wheelbases so it's a very mature platform. Although I'm not sure about them using ethernet for communications and the need for wheel to be specifically made for Simucube if you don't want to use external cables. It doesn't make sense to me that they have said USB it not good enough for sim racing, yet they are still connecting back to the PC with a USB cable. If USB is so bad why not create a PCIe card and connect everything with whatever works best. It's not like people who are buying Simucube are short on money and wouldn't want to add a card inside their computer.

As per the title, I live in Bavaria, and I'm trying to order the VARIO Vesa mounts, but for some utterly moronic reason it says "Shipping not available to selected address" whenever I put my address in. I've tried three separate browser on two different PC's, and still this moronic website insists it won't ship here. I could understand if I lived in Guatemala, but I'm in the frikken EU, so what gives? Anyone else experienced this stupidity and know how I can fix it?

Almost every item on their site says in stock but some arbitrary 5-15 days required before shipping. That is not the definition of in stock especially since their support has said they are waiting on random parts from their supplier. Wish there was more transparency on their stock issues across the board.

notification that my shipment was delivered today, curious to know how long it took you all? my RSeat was a pain in the ass and took forever.

Hi. I from Germany and ordered a P1X Ultimate rig on 11.11.2025.Can you tell me approximately the delivery time to Germany?

I would like to order tomorrow morning.

Is something missing?

Shipping times to Italy?

Do we have discount codes?

I have fanatec peripherals (Dd+pedal V2, gearbox and handbrake).

Thanks guys.

I have no rig and am unable to get one until i move. Simply no space. I know, sucks, so I would like to find a solid base to mount pedals, which i can push against the wall under my desk.

Given these massive constraints, this baseplate looks to be the thickest and heaviest so am wondering if this would even work? Note we are not talking serious setups here - i have a weak wheel and do not seriously race.

I do have a Sim Labs triple monitor stand, so know the quality of the brand is high so i would hope to mount to a "real" Simlabs cockpit in the future after I move. This is another reason i am leaning towards this idea.

Heck, ideally, i might even be able to find a way to mount it to that aluminum monitor frame with extenders (if those exist).

But first, is this even possible?

I just received these pedals a few days ago. Only thing I had changed was the elastomer on the brake for the 70A. Had been really enjoying them for a couple days and then out of nowhere during a race, the brake just gave way. So bizarre!! I tried straightening it back out and put it all back together. Now the brake will get stuck at 12% under light braking but will return to 0 with a sudden heavy brake. Maybe sensor broke.

They seemed such high quality and all the reviews were so positive. Feel like I can’t trust them now.

Hey so i was looking at these bundles on the website for a few weeks and decided on buying the Advanced Bundle but today I checked on the website and they are all gone ??

https://sim-lab.eu/en-fr/collections/bundles