NLR GTTrack Cockpit Review Part 1 "The Build"
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ก.ค. 2024
- Part 1 of our 2 part series for the Next Level Racing GTTrack Cockpit Review.
Intro: 0:00
Mounting hardware: 0:52
Front Chassis Assembly: 5:49
Wheel Deck A Frames: 10:00
Rear Chassis Assembly: 16:08
Caster Assembly: 25:07
Rear Chassis End Plate: 31:24
Pedal Tray Assembly: 36:59
Wheel Deck Assembly: 48:23
Seat Assembly: 53:11
Seat Harness Assembly: 59:40
Shifter Mount Assembly: 1:03:54
Final "Build" Thoughts: 1:14:01
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5 year old video and honestly still the best video about installtion on this products. this man teach like bob ross love it.
I’ve just bought this seat and I’m very happy with it. Thank you so much for his guide, made putting it together so easy. Brilliant video, nice work 👍
Hope they reached out to you mate this is unreal. I actually had mine built but watched this through and made some slight tweaks accordingly
Outrageously clear and informative, broadcast quality, many thanks for your efforts!
Thank you for the assembly guide! It helped me very much with building my first sim cockpit!
I have just purchased one and I shall be returning to your video tomorrow or Friday to help me build it! Thank you so much, fantastic video!
My rig is being delivered this week. perfect guide. thank you
Barry is Leggend!
I'm quite new to the sim racing topic - let's say - about two weeks :D But I love your channel. Not only are you great in getting into things but man, you are the Bob Ross of sim racing. I just love to listen to you even if I'm not interested in the piece of hardware you're reviewing (hello pricetags ;) But in the GTTrack I'm really interested so I just love that you made a review. Thanks a lot.
Totally awesome video. I am planning on ordering this rig and having you show me how to put this together saves me a lot of time. Thanks
Thank you so much for this video! I’m not the most handy guy around, so this really helped clarify what I’m supposed to be doing
Great video!!!; Will wait no more for the unobtainable Sparco Evolve cockpit after this review. Thank you!!!
Fantastic video, incredibly jealous of your garage!
Nice work SRG
Great review
That NLR seat looks to be a rebranded GT Omega RS6 seat.
Looking forward to the Traction+ review.
thanks you great review
Once again you saved me. Your videos have guided me through 3 builds now! Instruction manuals are not a specialty of sim-rig manufacturers I guess?. I just wanna thank you for all your videos and let you know they've helped me a lot!
I know this is considered rude to some people and if your one of them I'm sorry. How much money have you spent on your equipment? I've never seen so many wheel bases and wheel rims in one person's e-racing garage
I agree with the seat back flex issue. That seat looks almost identical to the one that ships with the Obutto. After about a year of use, that free play is going to get worse. The problem is it only has positive seat back support on one side. I bought a cheap faux leather seat from amazon with an adjustable seat back...however this one had a dial adjust on the seat back and it had positive support on both sides of the seat. Been racing with that for about a year and it’s still rock solid with no noticeable flex.
The threaded insert are put into the frame by a pop rivet type tool.
Nice! Will be interesting to see how the traction loss will work together with the V3!
Just bought this 30 min ago and wait to arrive.
Traction Plus Platform?
Well damn. Now you have my curiosity sparked Barry.
Looks like a solid rig. Price maybe a little steep but I think you get what you pay for.
I have this, just wanted to know how thick the plate under the pedals is. And I know where to find this value quicker than measure it myself. Thanks for your long detailed videos!
Just curious on what your thoughts are on the Trak Racer RS6? I truly appreciate your detailed reviews!
That seat looks pretty comfy, so I think I'll leave the oil on to keep it from rusting. any specific torx specs for those nuts and bolts or just snug my snug maybe different from the rocks Dewayne Johnson, no sleeping while driving
Notification squad
I have the NLR 2.0 stand and wondering if it'll be worth getting the $500 seat attachment -- All together it'll be pretty close to the GT Track, except the front part won't have the solid bar going from front to back at the bottom, since the wheel stand part is made to fold up for storage, so maybe not quite as rigid as a GT Track.
It's either that or just save longer for an aluminum profile rig + seat. Decisions, decisions.
that guy remember me bob ross
anyway i can buy that motion platform lol no but for real as me and my son like to watch your video and just bought this Gt track setup and installed it with a Fanatec csl elite 1.1 wheel.
Nice rig. This even has wheels and a seat belt, all it needs is an engine and you could drive it to the store :)
Just wanted to know if the rig came with m6 bolts to mount my gear to the cockpit
Hi. Is it possible to decouple the stand of the wheel from the stand of che seat with some rapid bolts? I need to use the seat also for other things...
barry from your experience hows the comfort compared to a fixed bucket seat. i was looking at this but im bit taller and heavier than you and the flex from the seat would annoy me. but could someone 6-1 95 kgs fit in the fixed bucket seat ?
I think it's really easy to find a comfortable sitting position with this seat. Finding a comfortable bucket seat is more difficult. I went through 3 different buckets to finally land on my Sparco EVO. Even if you were the same size as me, there is no guarantee
that you would be comfortable in it. Really have to try different seats. If you have a local speed shop, I would go there and try what they have. They do make the Sparco EVO in larger sizes, so there is that option. Thing is, once you find a good fitting bucket seat, then find the correct angle with the side bracket holes, it will spoil you. Which will cause one to notice, in a negative way, any flex when sitting in a seat with a reclining back.
hey guys, i'm kinda new here. saw your post and was wondering what an 80/20 rig is?
Barry, is there any fix to swapping out the reclining seat for a Sparco fixed back seat?
Yes, you would need to fabricate some metal slats to span the gap between the rear rails. Once they are secured, you can drill them to accept regular side mount seat brackets or sliders.
please review the simetik k2 !!!
Contact Simetik and ask them to send a unit to the Sim Racing Garage...
I have a K2. It is my first cockpit so I don't have anything to compare it to but it is very sturdy and great value for money imo, especially if you have a spare seat lying around.
YOu put washers on both sides of the screws?
What size they have. M6 or M8? Thx
I don't have any interest in spending big money on getting that motion device but i wished there was a way to get your seat at the same high as when you have that device. I don't like sitting so low as most sim racing rigs put you and that is ideal height for me but unfortunately you need that motion device to get to that height.
For the pice it has, you could get a way better 80/20 rig.
exactly !!
or build one for a third of the price lol
Like which one? the SimLab ships from EU and has $190 shipping, making it almost $1000 USD, not including the seat. I am in the market for a rig right now and I would appreciate some options. Thanks!
Driven22 build your own 80/20 rig
@@Driven22 SimLabs is less expensive including a seat
Mj
The recliner on this rig is problematic it doesn’t lock into place and isn’t ideal.
Not really a fan of the logo, just looks tacky.
You’re always looking for excuses to say the word “flange” lmao.
holy shit.. overpriced like ass. i would pay 400$ maximum ...if I was desperate.