My DIY rig that has proven to be cheap, reliable and quite immersive. Its adjustable, comfortable and ergonomic. I've been very impressed.
I made the base for the pedals and seat out of scrap plywood pieces. Same as the console on the right and keyboard tray on the left. I found a free corner desk on marketplace and used a jigsaw to cut the top to suit my shifter and hand brake. I then added brackets to the desk to bolt it to the floor. I also used large angle brackets to reinforce every connection on the desk to make it solid. I bought a triple monitor mount for my 27s it has poven to stay level and true. It does shake a bit under crazy moments. But it's realistic! Lol.
- I use a tablet bracket bolted to the desk that holds a phone for running lovely dash through Sim hub. I also run bass shakers in the seat and on the pedals.
- I bought a used BMW M5 seat online for 50 bucks and it has all the adjustability and comfort. So, we're up to $170 bucks and some brackets and screws that were laying around. As the monitor bracket was $120.
- 3 x Asus 144hz /1 ms 27s in monitors. Asus bezel feee kit. A decent PC that could use updating with a 3060ti and an amd 3700x cpu.
-A Moza set with an Rsv2 wheel, R12 base, srp pedals with custom brake mod. Moza shifter and a modified Amazon handbrake.
- Surround sound, Arctis gaming headset and a Quest 2 VR for immersion on occasion. And a wind mod for cooling and immersion.