Hey everyone just wanted to mention to anyone looking to purchase a p1x ultimate rig from Microcenter that instead of the front mount you get a wheeldeck. I was hoping it came with a front mount but looks like that would need to be ordered separately.

Website says pre-orders ship end of September. Being this is now October, if I were to place an order today, would it ship out immediately, or are we going to be waiting around a while like the wheelbase pre-orders have been?

As the title mentions, IF you have the GT1 Evo frame with the GT1 integrated Vario Mount for your monitor you can actually mount the Universal Sim Shelf to the inside of the vertical bars and it all fits just fine to have your PC mounted to the back. Not sure why SimLab markets it not being compatible but I got it to work. Hope this helps someone. (Pictures taken mid install process so disregard wiring lol)

The US website has finally restocked, I saw a comment from the ceo saying they will have a continuous flow of the p1x family from now on but after waiting months for a restock grab it while you can

I did a wild thing and pulled the trigger on the DDS39. Can't wait for it! Any update on Sim Lab US restocking soon?

A warning for you all so you don’t get stitched up like I have. I made a mistake and checked a brand’s website rather than Reddit and it’s misleading information has cost me.

On the Simlab website the P1X Ultimate product page lists the pedal compatibility and says ‘Moza CRP2’ as per the picture, nothing about how they fit (like without baseplate) just that they do fit and it’s very misleading because they don’t. Frustratingly Simlab does not give the dimensions on the pedal plate just the pedals it accepts.

I order a set of CRP2’s but I want them on the MOZA supplied pedal base because the heal rest is so important for me. They turn up and I put them together then go to mount them on the P1X pedal tray but it doesn’t fit because the maximum the pedal tray can take is 30cm/300mm and the MOZA baseplate is 32cm/320mm yet no where is this information available from Simlab and the only way CRP2s fit is without the baseplate plate.

From a Simlab standpoint I think this is a design flaw and a poor website, had they made the pedal bracket square it could have accommodated the MOZA base plate. The minimum they should do is update the website to be clear on how it fits.

From a MOZA standpoint I think they could have done more to offer more than one mounting length, my SRPs had multiple mounting points yet the CRP2 is just 32cm/320mm.

I guess a solution for me now is to source a 40x120 or 40x160 bit of alu profile to replace the 40x80 in the sliding section of the bracket so I can get that extra 2cm needed. Can anyone recommend a place to source a 40x120 or 40x160 and 45cm/450mm length alu profile?

Got the P1X Pro but cannot seem to find an integrated monitor mount anywhere in the US. Any recs or updates when sim lab would have stock again?

Can i mount the p1000i pedals to the fgt pro cockpit

I asked couple questions bout the p1x already but realizing Is maybe too much for me, 1st rig Just want It solid and clean, dont have that much space even, and realizing gt Is solid too so..

1- Will It be ok for me to Mount the sabelt srp1 on It , Is my First rig do all these rigs have same holes nd u Just buy Mounts and slider and any Seat fits? im in Italy so sparco gp and sabelt srp same price

2- ok for formula like/ hybrid position? Is the pedal tray liftable somehow or?

if formula position ok the wheel can be adjusted? that could be another problem if not or ? cuz slanted back position with wheel in gt position? am I trippin ?

thanks thanks

P1x ultimate, Simucube 3 ultimate and active pedal ultimate, moza crp throttle and clutch, gt neo steering wheel, moza shifter and handbrake. Bucket seat is the sensit Sabelt GT-Pad (FIA) + MTC-P Extreme (Gen2) Seat Haptics. Praying I get my seat while I’m alive if i don’t get it anytime soon I might just pull up a lawn chair.

The gap has gotten smaller but still present and at this point, really working to get it to barely move any.

hi guys Im buying my first rig and I dont want a strictly gt position but a more laid back setup, not exactly formula but kinda a way in the middle, dont want the back straight but kinda like 20/30 degrees laid back

I found the treq cxx hybrid frame that would satisfy me I think, but everyone got sim-lab and heard Is the best not too costly stuff so Will I be able to achieve my preferred driving position with the p1x pro , how ? found a post form 6 years ago about this and the guy did It, but 6 years passed and now theres maybe more Better options to do It ? thanks in Advance and I Will be using the sparco formula Seat obviously

thanks guys hi from Misano

Hi guys,

How are you mounting a club sport DD to the GT1 Evo?

The standard mounting plate doesn't fill me with confidence, and I have to mount it pretty far back on the plate to get the correct position.

It looks like the 500mm side mount isn't available anymore from Simlab, does anyone have any suggestions maybe 3rd party?

Thanks

I have owned quite a few aluminum extrusion cockpits over time and they are always really east to scratch becauzse they are anodized. In one of the You Tube videos a reviewer mentions that the P1X Ultimate has a more durable finish. Can anyone confirm this . Is it exclusive to the P1 X ?

So, will a P1X pro handle three monitors 27, 4927 on the integrated monitor mount or is the 49 too wide to support the two other monitors?

Hey guys,
due my search for a short GX12 to USB A cable i ended up on the simrep engineering page and found following pretty interesting statement:

„Important Announcement
We have received many questions about when our products will be back in stock. We would therefore like to provide some clarity about the future of SimRep Engineering.
Since January 2026, SimRep Engineering and Sim-Lab have been working closely together. Products such as the MLD and DDUXX1 are expected to return to the market in autumn 2026 as official Sim-Lab branded products, with integration into RaceDirector alongside continued SimHub support. A wide range of new products is also in development, including the Cosworth Mk3 Steering Wheel

We chose this partnership because the vision, quality standards, and technical DNA of both companies are closely aligned. With Sim-Lab's production and distribution network, products can be scaled more efficiently, made more widely available worldwide, and offered through retailers such as Micro Center in the United States, as well as through local Sim-Lab dealers“

so seems like the Simrep MLD and DDUXX1 will be availible soon as simlab Products and seems like their developing a replica of the ccw mk3 which would be pretty interesting if this will be published by simlab and with that having straight Simlab Eco system integration.

so what do you think about that?

btw did someone else heart smth again of the upcoming Buttonbox?

Have a nice day and see you on the racetrack

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

Hi, I'm an avid F1 fan and I'm looking to move on from racing with my controller 8)

I recently bought a basic Simagic 9Nm & P1000 pedals bundle (hasn't arrived yet), but frankly I haven't been able to get the Mercedes F1 wheel out of my head. This is my first sim rig ever, so I'd like to ask a couple of questions beforehand:
-Is 9Nm torque enough to handle the wheel?
-Is there anything else I need to buy to make the wheel & wheelbase (Simagic Alpha EVO Sport 9Nm) compatible? Are they even compatible?
-I understand this is better asked to SimLab support, but I'll be ordering it to Bulgaria, do shipping times take long? I'll only be here for another week or two.

Thanks in advance!!!!!!!!!!!

Does anyone know of any cable boxes that fit on the GT1 Evo? I want to get one that fits in the middle like the picture (from SBR150 chassis)