Dardoo G923 Racing Simulator Cockpit Frame Fit for Logitech/Thrustmaster/Fanatec G27 G920 G923 G29 T300 T500,Adjustable Driving Wheel Stand, Not Included Wheel,Pedal,Handbrake,Shifter & Seat

Purchased during Prime Day without a seat for over half off! Bolting on a seat wasn't difficult, but required some DIY wood and screws. Package was fine, but the steel frame came in less than perfect condition with a few random scratches possibly due to handling at the factory. For this specific model, all the short bolts are the same size, so don't pay attention the item list and try to sort the 6MM from the 8MM. The instruction manual should help you finish the assembly (w/o seat) in 45 mins or less.Overall, I'm satisfied with the finished product. It's sturdy, adjustable wheel height, foot pedal placement, and the Logi G923 wheel fit right on without issue. A change I'd like to see would be better cable management built-on to frame.Added my own monitor arm stand by drilling 3/8" hole through frame, painted 2x4 wood platform, and 3/8" x 4" lag screw for support. Proud of myself

Great rig for a great price.... The internal packaging could be better as the rig had a few scratches.

The media could not be loaded. I think that for the price this works out just great. Tons of extra screws for the ones Fanatec doesn’t provide. Purchased a chair on Amazon, bolted right in. Really super easy to assemble and I am happy with it. I wouldn’t put a 10+nm direct drive on this frame though. I recommend some lock tight on the bolts that connect to most the m8 screws.On a serious note about the flex. Its there, but its not had. It kinda gives the frame a force feedback rumble effect that makes the experiance more engaging. It also doesn't effect driving at all. Would be nice if they sold some addon accessories for like a keyboard mount.

I purchased what I guess the call the Cockpit 14 version. Unlike some earlier reviews posted on a similar item, this one has supports at both corners where the support turns up to the wheel. This makes it very stiff and keeps the wheel solid. The pedal plate is a bit flimsy for the very stiff brake pedal I have. I added a couple supports at the end to the floor out of a round piece of wood, more than enough to support it now.It did have a few minor scratches but nothing very bad, and overall, the build quality was very good. I had no issues with the included hardware.

This frame has done me well. It’s sturdy and not too difficult to move if you have to.

I added my own 86 Toyota MR2 Seat, started with a Logitech G25 and I Liked it so much, I upgraded to a Moza DD system. You will need extra hardware, but since I'm an Automation Engineer, I had a truck full. It works great, zero flex even with an R12. I only use it in VR, so a monitor wasn't a problem.

This SIM Rig is very sturdy and fits most wheels but not all wheels. I thinks it’s great for its price and direct drive wheels. The Logitech Pro wheel base fits somewhat but only if you have the sim wheel attachment setup the full up, not allowing the full 3 possible adjustments that the SIM Rig provides for wheels. Make sure to do your homework prior to buying all depending on which wheel base you have.

comes with everything you need. its got a decent amount of leniency in its configurability. assembly is straight forward if you have a lil mechanical ability. i dont have a single actual complaint.