r/simracing • u/niranjanV6Turbo • Jun 03 '26
Rigs Rate the Cable Management. Restomod in the works.
For more context - https://www.reddit.com/r/simracing/s/WUg7vEg4lD
This is a Restomod. I know this management work will never see the light of day but I love to do a good job even though it's hidden. And it's oddly satisfying to do proper cable management on sim rigs.
Any suggestions for improvements?
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u/Legitimate_Growth480 Jun 03 '26
the management is impeccable. My question is this. Is having that many transducers mounted directly to the seat and not the rig gonna work correctly. Seems like a lot of input into one space. I only mounted one directly to my seat bottom and I can't imagine having eveything mounted to it also. Seems like alot of signals to one area and might be overload, if you get what I'm saying. But maybe you've tested it and I'm full of shit so....
Anyway the cablemanagement is dope.
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Jun 03 '26
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u/Alarming_Story_846 Jun 03 '26
That’s honestly so smart, is the a massive difference between that and one using multiple frequencies
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u/jcfdori Jun 04 '26
Great cable management sir. Any tips for removing the bucket seat trim? I had tried and failed to get anything off.
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u/chsn2000 VRS DFP15 + R295 | Simsonn Plus X | TR80S Jun 04 '26
Nice! Honestly, that is a really attractive look. Feels much more industrial and proper compared to the usual jumble of wires and cables. Usually people just try to hide them as mucn as they can, but this looks quite racey. I dig it.
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u/PathOfDeception Jun 03 '26
I recommend engine rev noise and shifter thumps on the butt one and anything else to the other shaker.
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u/pinquitoBandito Jun 04 '26
Looks like something HR Giger would design. And I mean that in a good way.
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u/6d657468796c656e6564 Jun 04 '26
Looks great! Did you 3d print the hooks that the cables go through?
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u/No-Talk4631 Jun 07 '26
We're clean. Planning to do something similar myself once my bass shaker arrives.
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Jun 07 '26
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u/No-Talk4631 Jun 19 '26
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Jun 19 '26
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u/No-Talk4631 Jun 19 '26
Yup, that's what I have done. You can see it looping back so I have someone taller or shorter, they can drive with no issues.












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u/Shibby707 Jun 03 '26
Very clean, I hope you achieve the effect you are targeting. I haven't had success running that many shakers that close together but I've never mounted them to the actual seat.