PRO GT DRIVER REVEALS THE BEST SEATING POSITION FOR SIM RACING
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 มี.ค. 2023
- The ultimate guide to setting up your racing seat position, steering position and pedal position. These steps will help YOU find the correct position for YOU. Follow this guide and you can also race like a pro.
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Chapters:
0.00 - Intro
00:17 - Seating Position
2:25 - Steering Wheel Position
4:48 - Pedal Position
8:50 - Closing Remarks
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These seat brackets will help you achieve the correct angle - www.advancedsimracing.com/products/asr-side-brackets?gclid=Cj0KCQjw2v-gBhC1ARIsAOQdKY0G9czs83kDjDEoi9YJyn9N_fjY2etWWS5M_6RdWjQ58aVZZkftPBIaApIDEALw_wcB&aff=3
Hey could you clarify pedal height?
I bought these brackets to reach the angle from this video, and somehow my seat is less angled than before when I was using standard Sim Lab brackets…. I paid 200$ for these with shipping and import duties😐
Thank you legend love racing drivers
@@cordialesalu5323 You might have them on backwards. I just got an ASR rig, and the only picture they have of brackets shows them backwards.
Great content. Congrats on Daytona!! Well done!!!!! I was proud of you! I can only imagine what a victory that was.
Me watching on my desktop chair and thrustmaster 😅
Build up to this haha
11 months late but.. Saaame :)) T150 with a "gaming chair" that i removed the wheels from. Reaching 2k on ir soon :)))
Amazing! great content; such a frequent question asked in the sim racing community, and very cool to hear from someone who is a pro driver! Keep the great content coming. 😃
Thanks a lot. I missed one point about the pedal height. But I’m answering that question and a lot of the comments lol.
@@danielmorad I was just about to ask this, but I’ll look for the answer in the comments. Best of luck this year! 👊
@@danielmorad I checked my measurments after watching this and mine was already pretty close, now I feel even better that its closer to the real deal 😃
meanwhile im racing in my leather office comfy chair, lowered as much as possible to the ground 🤣
Literally, I use a lazy boy and it gets super hot after an hour of racing🤣
Same 😭😭
Saaame@@GONEHIDDEN
Best guide! I went from back pain to new best lap time. thank you!
Great to hear! It’s so true that comfort leads to improved laptimes
It's great to get this information from a professional. Thank you for sharing with us.
I have my rig for more than 2 years now and i can say i had everything slightly in the wrong position, even though i researched a lot for how i should have positioned my setup but no one was this clear about how you need to do it.
I love how you account so much for comfort, i knew something was wrong when i always felt pain in my lower back but i couldn't find out why.
Thank you for this great guide
Thank you Daniel for such a valuable video. My aim is to replicate the real GT3 car seating position but couldn't find adequate info about angles and distance until now. Great that a pro driver shares his experience 🔥
I’m so happy to hear that. It would be cool if you share your end result in my Discord. We have a Sim rig channel. It would be great to see it.
@@danielmorad Sure. It's still in the making but as soon as I finish it I'll definitely share it.
Great content. I built my own rig out of aluminum tube and I'm blown away how close my seating position is without knowing any of this stuff before hand.
This is incredibly helpful, Daniel! Thank you for walking through the details here...and especially for the ergonomic reasons behind your recommendations.
Glad it was helpful! My pleasure.
This is amazing. Im new on this channel and i watched you last video and i wanted to ask you about all this and there you go you already have this video done.
Thank you Daniel !
Not only great content, but also excellent delivery. Very clear, concise and to the point. The inclusion of setup angles is a massive help, thank you so much.
Much appreciated!
Such a great video! Thanks for all of the valuable information!!!
This video comes at a perfect time for me, had VRS pedals for a month now and was struggling to get my rig adjusted to suit them for myself, the points you made Daniel are such a big help!
Awesome! Glad it helped. Share your rig in my discord. Would love to see it
Incredibly helpful video- I've been messing with my position for the last few weeks and this is an excellent guide!
Great to hear!
Thank you very much. I struggled mostly with the steering wheel distance and your suggestion really helped. My times in GT7 have improved. For simulation driving I use a 2 inch belt above the knee. That is to prevent my legs from spreading thus causing groin/hip discomfort.
This has to be the best video I've seen in years in regards too setting up seat/wheel and pedal positioning. Appreciate it bro.
Oh man, thanks so much for the kind words
This is great, thank you so much. Turns out I severely underestimated the tilt on the seat. After re-adjusting EVERYTHING, I'm so much more comfortable now!
Daniel, OMG thank you for posting this vid. I have set up my rig according to your advice and WOW, what an amazing difference, no more back pain, no more leg cramps, no more aching arms ,, even on 50 lap races , Thank you so much.
My pleasure! That’s so cool. I’m really happy that it helped you.
Thank you so much for this! I’m having trouble getting the ergonomics just right, especially the pedals, also in the cars that I drive, and was having knee pain problems… I will treasure this, thank you!
I really hope this video helps solve your knee issues. If you have any other issues, jump in the discord and share with our community. There’s so many people that I’ve gone through the same issues you have, and can share some really nice thoughts.
Excellent guide, i always read to have the seat as upright as possible, but actually having it angled more gave me more comfort and now i'm more planted in the seat. Thanks!
No problem at all! Glad this has helped you
I am thankful that you made this insightful video. A couple of years ago I bought a mid-grade sim rig which came with an upright seat (as almost all rigs do) which destroyed my lower back. I only found out what I needed to do to eliminate the bad ergonomics through a very long and arduous journey of trial and error.
The biggest thing I learned - and I can't stress this enough - is that the lower you want to position the seat, the more reclined your LOWER back needs to be while your upper back/shoulders remain upright. This is simply impossible with the poultry equipment they bundle with sim rigs as you can only recline the entire back of the seat, not isolate the lower back, which is a seating position that also leads to back pain as the wrong muscles get used. (I know because I've foolishly done this and experienced it myself!)
The solution is to buy a pro-grade seat which has the required lower back angle built in - or simply RAISE the seat relative to the pedals to achieve a 90+ degree angle between your lower back and your thighs.
I am shocked by the amount of people I've seen that have their seat positioned very low down and rougly level with their pedals while sitting upright. If that doesn't cause pain, I would bet money it is causing damage to their backs and they'll know about it in time.
I can only hope that this trend changes as people become more aware of the importance of seating ergonomics.
I’ve watched many ergonomic setup videos, and read several websites, and this was hands down the best video I’ve seen on the subject. My lower back thanks you.
So happy that this video helped you out :)
Extremely helpful video, easy to understand and follow. Thanks!
Glad it was helpful!
Everytime I'm searching for new how-to's to improve my sim racing, I'm always met by a video from you. Thanks for all the great content Daniel, super informative.
That’s amazing to hear. I’m glad that my videos are getting suggested. It’s taking some time to grow the channel but step-by-step. We are reaching more Sim racers and racing fans.
Thanks Daniel, I was just reviewing my seating position and this was exactly the kind of information I was looking for.
Awesome. Happy I could help with this video.
Oh man, you hit the nail in the head with this video. This is such a big topic for all of SimRacers. Thanks for sharing.. if you can, it would be great get some insights on the measures you would recommend between monitor and base + steering wheel and also the distance between seat that monitor.
Thanks again mate
Thank you so much. That’s also a great idea. I can definitely do that. These are all great ideas and I love that the comments are generating new video topics for the future.
Been having a hard time mastering trail braking. And also some knee pain on longer sessions. So youve answered my question. Need to adjust my pedals better. Thank you
Awesome! Glad this video helps you out.
Thank You! Specially the angles of the seat I was looking for a long time.
Awesome. Glad this video helped
Thanks Morad, finally can do simracing without any strain after a long session, really helpful 👍
Thanks so much for this. It really helped with that tip on the wrists... my wheel was a bit to high and it was making my wrist a bit sore. I thought it was just lack of muscles and practise. Great video. Have a awesome day
I was looking for a video on sim racing ergonomics, I saw a few, but this one is the best :D Explained in detail with helpful tips :)
Awesome! Glad this helped you out.
This is super super informative! Thanks for great content like this. I was struggling with the angle of steering wheel and when I figured it out it make a hug comfort especially for endurance race.
Awesome! Glad this helped you out.
Phenomenal video. You hit every point really well and used your experience to give us noobs some insight! Thanks as always Dan!
So happy to have helped you out. Hopefully it helps out the rest of the sim racing community
Great video and super helpful. Can already see you getting more comfortable on camera too. Keep going!
Amazing. Thank you so much. There’s still a few things I need to iron out in terms of my comfort level. These videos were all shot within a two day window. The very first one we posted on this channel was the very first video we recorded. I think it shows that just in a single day, I got a lot more comfortable. I’m enjoying it now. The comments from these videos are also really helping generate new ideas for future videos.
A big thank you! I use a Trak Racer TR160 for almost half a year and about a month ago I upgraded to a stronger DD and a pedal set with a hydraulic brake. Like many sim racers I had quite an upright seating position and my pedals were very low. While this is good for triple screens, since you are quite enclosed by your monitors this way, I actually was fidling around with my wheel angle and had difficulties driving GT3s with proper braking technique. Especially on ACC it was difficult for me to brake hard and then have enough fidelity to properly trail brake, since I was more or less pushing myself quite a lot up in my GT style seat. And I have to say I probably have one of the most stiff brake pedals on sim racing market (Asetek Invicta). Mind you, my new wheel and the pedals are awesome, I gained consistency within a week and also was already quicker on the tracks I race the most.
But now? With your suggestions and measurements? Wow... just wow. On the Nürburgring I was almost 3 seconds faster on ACC hotlapping, my pace was about 2 seconds improved... and what is way more important, I am now veeeeeerrryyy consistent and managed to put down 1 hour races with only 2-3 laps with off-tracks... that's amazing! The reasons? When I brake hard I don't push myself up in my seat anymore, the force goes directly from my back into the seat and thus there is way less movement. Also the thing you said about the proper shoulder and arm positions... just gold. because I realized that I was not properly snug into the seat with my shoulders before, so like you said I was wiggling around with my shoulders when I had to do a lot of steering. And steering itself is another word: although I was driving far smoother already with my new wheel and DD-base, I am sure I am way more smooth and also calm in this new seating position...
You know, I don't want to belittle the guys I usually follow in sim racing since they know what they are doing and also share their knowledge... but I actually think that most of them get this part of the hobby wrong... I think many of them set their rig more like their former office-chair setups with which most of us start. And I also think since most of them prefer quite soft brake pedals they don't really have any of the problems I had.
Thank you, Mr. Morad, I really really appreciate this! With sim racing exploding and more and more peripherals and brands coming to the market in many shapes, forms and a fairer and wider price range, racing is now literally for everyone... and videos like these are extremely helpful!🙏
Thank you so much for taking the time to write an amazing comment. I’m glad to see it’s really paid off.
Just built a 40/120 rig and once again referenced this video to set everything up. Amazing work mate, thanks.
Glad I could help!
Great info! Thanks for sharing. I love the small details you mentioned and that will definitely help with my setup. Much appreciated!
Thanks a lot! Glad it’s helping out! 😁
Big time! See you this weekend at Sonoma, hope the rain holds off…
Your video's are truly awesome. Your experience in real life makes it all more worthy, and you have the ability to put it into clear words. Kudo's!
Thanks for the video. On my rig I added a slider to the seat and highly recommend it.
Nice. It’s good for if others drive your rig.
Great video! I'll definitely be putting these tips to use tonight.
Awesome! Happy to help.
Thanks for the advice and great content 👏🏽 looking forward for more tips 😊
Thank you so much. It seems like that’s the direction we will go. Sharing my real life experience to the Sim racing world. That’s what everyone wants.
New to the channel just wanted to say thank you! for all the information means a lot coming from a pro I have since built my own racing cockpit out of 2x4s using the exact measurements from my bmw and it feels way more realistic!
Thank you for the video! It is really informative and helpful!
Glad it was helpful!
That was a brilliant video, really good information for me as I've only been SIM racing a few months,new subscriber,thanks
Welcome aboard!
What a jewel the video, super valuable information. Thank you very much Daniel.
My pleasure!
It's great to have some measurments from a real car, as reference points. I just compared to my own rig. Turns out, the angles of my seat and wheel are within a couple of degrees from yours. Pretty amazing. The way I set my rig up was to try and establish a floor line at the right height - comparing to pictures and diagrams I could find from GT3 cars. To make that work, I adjusted the seat angle so I was comfortable and able to push hard on the brake without straining my lower back. I also looked at my posture so I wasn't slouching in the seat.
Kinda cool how this arrived at the same angles as you have.
That’s awesome! You really can do your own research like that and figure it out. Great job.
Perfect timing on this one. Thank you for the tips.
Awesome! Glad this helps you out :)
Yes! This is gold 🫡‼️
Hopefully it helps the sim community
Loves the explanations, plus you can understand it better when you can actually see it from the third person.
Glad it helped you out
Great video and these tips would make sense for normal road car driving, too. Too many young drivers think that it's cool to have seat as far rear as possible and they have to reach for the pedals and huntch their backs to be able to reach the steering wheel.
Very good information. Thanks for sharing!
My pleasure
Thank you, really appreciate your input on proper positioning.
My pleasure! Glad this will help you!
So usefull, thanks a lot for all that explanations
Best video out there about this subject. Thanks
Wow, thanks!
Great video. I will be making some big changes to my rig, thank you
Glad to help. Enjoy it man.
Just built my first rig yesterday and this is super helpful thank you!
Glad it helped :) enjoy the new rig.
Great to put a face to the name Daniel, been using your Simucube profiles for a very long time, nice work all round.
I’m so glad I found this video. I’m fairly new to sim racing and it basically showed me how wrong my rig was set up. I see people online talking about running their load cell brakes at or near max and me, a powerlifter with a very good squat, am burning my legs at 60-70%. Turns out the pedals are just too far away.
Amazing. Happy to help you out.
Love the content - please keep it coming! subscribed!
Thank you so much. We’re not gonna stop anytime soon. Videos are going to be pumped out every Wednesday.
Thank you Champ !! I have to lower my wheel deck a bit my wrist is been suffering for few days
Thank you for this, worth the wait
Thank you! I’m enjoying these a lot.
great video, here we go adjusting the rig again!
Have fun! Lol
Really enjoying this channel - best of luck with it moving forward - keep up the great work.
Thanks so much. I’m really enjoying this process. Love sharing my experience.
@@danielmorad You are most welcome. It's refreshing to have a pro-driver perspective, rather than the usual/other way around. Hopefully, you've got a nice little niche ahead of you. Again....best of luck.
great video for anyone who struggles to get measurements. The best way to understand it quickly is your Chin in the same level with steering wheel. And of course the straight hands wrist rule. With lifted legs. I would say these 3 things are most important and the rest is up to your body and hight
Love it! Very informative.
Thanks Barb!
Great video, thanks!
Thanks a lot
Love the info and clarity. Thank you. Curious if you could share the distance from the floor to the bottom of your seat, and the distance to the floor to the bottom of your pedals plate (lowest point of both). I’m struggling to get the pedal height to feel natural. I just ordered a inverted mount kit which I think will help. Curious if I have them to low currently. Any info would be appreciated. Love content like this.
Very useful information. Thanks a lot 🙏
Thanks and you’re welcome :)
I've been using a home-built rig my dad made YEARS ago for playing around with gran turismo. Realized my first endurance race that it had some MAJOR flaws, ended up with the worst calf pain and muscle spasms I've ever felt. Had no idea what to do to correct them, but I'm definitely overhauling everything now.
Awesome to hear. Enjoy
This was great! Thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Good stuff man! More content, please.
Videos every Wednesday for the next year!
This is great - my lower back pain is gone!
Since moving to 8020 this has been the bane of my life!!! Thanks for the video.
My pleasure!
Love this 🔥🔥 love the gloves and merch too
Thanks so much!
Finaly someone who can share real angles and positions. Thank you!
It’s cool to be able to get this data to pass along
@@danielmorad Can you share what is the pedal base height compared to bottom of the seat ? I think that will conclude real GT3 racing seating possition fully. Thank you!
Thanks, the best clip about seati g position
Thank you so much
Lumbar support was a game changer for me. Well worth the small investment (bought a decent one on Amazon )
Seems I was set up correctly. Thank you for the confirmation.
Fantastic video I have done so much research on this topic and I can say your video just confirms I did it correctly my seating position is a little bit different to you I don’t have as much angle as you but still comfortable for me 👍 and for a feature video field of view, and maybe force feedback settings would be good to cover
Thank you so much. That is a great idea. I love that the comments are generating new video ideas for the future. We’re going to keep them coming.
This video is incredibly well done
Thank you! 😁😁
I had to do my racing rig a bit backwards. I KNEW where the pedals were going to be when I built out my rig, so that came first. This is an all-wood rig, by the way. So then I had to measure out where my seat was going to go BASED on how my legs came off it and interacted with the static position of the pedals. THEN, once the seat itself was at the right angle and position, I had to figure out where the steering wheel felt most comfortable. It turns out, the plans I had put it too close to my belly, so I had to push it back 2 inches and raise it up 1 inch. I also altered the angle of attack of the wheel mount to point the wheel a bit further up towards my shoulders.
I used all of these to custom-design the upright sides so that everything bolted on correctly. Then I had to put the side-pod on for my shifter. I really kinda wish I had put it a few inches closer to me, but it's totally within reach to shift.
My rig is a personally-modified Ricmotech RS-1 but the wheel deck isn't made of MDF - it's made of particle-board shelf that I had on-hand. And the pedals aren't two MDF pieces, they're two SOLID WOOD pieces for extra strength. The whole thing got wrapped in subwoofer carpet material on the desk and the inside leg area and the side of the pedal bracket facing me. Everything else got the carbon-fiber treatment and I also finished it with black Arcade Trim. It looks REALLY NICE. And I have inverted pedals, just like a real car.
Too bad everyone here is gonna hate on the fact that I have a Logitech G29 and shifter set. But you know what? Phooey on you! It's fun to play Gran Turismo 5 on my PS3 and American Truck Sim on my PC on this thing. I even got a 43" 4K TV mounted to it so the screen is almost exactly 33" away from my eyeballs. That's important because it gives me a nearly precisely 60° angle of view. My plan is to eventually get 2 more of those TVs and put them 60° off-set from each other to get 180° of total view in Assetto Corsa, Forza Horizon, and American Truck Sim.
There’s absolutely no judgement whatsoever. The entry point is pretty high in the Sim racing. I appreciate the effort you took to get your foot in the door and get going with it. The great thing is, you can always upgrade as you go. Enjoy it as much as possible.
Sounds like a dope rig man! And dope sweat the guys trashing the G29. For YEARS the infamous G27 was known for holding some of the world's record lap times across multiple sims. The "only" thing bad about Logitech older wheels is the fact that they're gear driven and have that notchy feel to em. Oh, and the worse part, is that they're overpriced to high heavens. $400, kiss my ass! My saved up a few hundred more and went straight to Fanatec.
I bought a CSL Elite Wheels base as it's compatible on every platform I use but I ever so slightly regret it. If I started off with the G29 like I had bought for my dad, I could be rocking a three pedal setup along with an H-pattern shifter, handbrake and a rig to go with it for around the same price I spent on my current wheel alone. I find myself spending more time tweaking seating positions and messing with wheel settings more than I am driving. With the Logitech wheel I'd just set it forget it. But with the more expensive gear, there are so many more options to fiddle with!
I should've gotten a job to test stuff and used that paycheck to hire someone to set everything up for me lol.
I blame my office chair though. Using a quality wheel stand, with a decently powered wheel and a chair that swivels and doesn't lock at tue exact recline position is a pain in the ass. Every now and then I'll get it dialed in just right but being my office chair, once you move it and raise it back up....💡wow.....Ima get a marker and mark tue shaft where the seat feels best 🤦🏾♂️ why'd it take me this long to think about that.
Really really good. Thanks 👍
Thanks so much
Good insight. Adjusted my rig, an hour plus to change but definitely feels better :)
Awesome!! Would love to see what you’ve done to it. Post it up in my discord under the sim rigs tab.
@@danielmorad Will do
Great channel dude! love the content!
Thanks man! Finally on TH-cam haha
I’d say it’s THE BEST answer on the subject “correct seat position in sim racing sim rig”. Saved it
Yes. Whatever you said lol. Let’s go with it haha.
Outstanding info!
Glad it was helpful!
Im about to buy my 1st rig, im so happy to see this vid now :D
Great vid! Just curious to know if you have any suggestion on how high the pedal plates should be set to? Should you feet align almost horizontally to you hips or should your feet be closer to the ground than your hips? Thanks.
Great video! Thanks for sharing your experience & how you approach Sim vs irl
The motion definitely adds just a bit lol
He definitely does. It’s super subtle, but it does enough to make it more immersive. Sometimes, less is more.
@@danielmorad absolutely! I hope you keep making videos about your Sim Racing experience along with irl comparisons & your knowledge on how to bring the two closer.
Thanks again & best of luck this season
The second you mentioned lower back pain caused by braking I started listening 200% I really struggle to get rid of it in long sessions no matter what I do
Nice , thanks
This video is set to go viral . I’ve come back like 5 times in 2 days 😅 loving the channel man. Love the interaction . Give ya boy a shoutout! Haha
Thanks so much!! This one seems to be super helpful haha
Great stuff D!!
Thanks so much!
Great information!
Thanks so much
Great content mate
Thanks a lot!
Great video as always
Thanks a lot
Great vid 🎉
Great video!
Thanks a lot man!
As always, very descriptive!
Did you find it easy to follow?
@@danielmorad Indeed, sir! I'll be re-evaluating my setup soon!