#TRAK RACER SIMULATOR#

However, in order to tighten themВ sufficiently, I used my own open ended wrench and вЂвЂ™SidchromeвЂ™вЂ™ socket set. There is a wrench tool supplied for the four rather large locking bolts on eitherВ side of the pivoting wheel deck bracket. Once theseВ are securely tightened, we can now determine the angle, height and to aВ certain extent, reach of your chosen wheelbase. Step six is the final step and has us attaching the wheel deck to the steeringВ arm support of the main frame This consists of two large bolts, which areВ screwed from the underside of the steering support armвЂ™s plate. Reason being,В the bolts on the sliding or adjustable fore and aft part of the pedal support areВ harder to access once the pedal deck is in place.ДЄs previously mentioned, step 5 can be skipped as this involves bolting theВ shifter mount to the frame side of your choice. At this stage I would suggest test mounting your pedalsВ as close as possible to your ideal or preferred driving position. Step four, attaching the pedal deck to the pedal support brackets on the frontВ section of the frame. If you are utilizing theВ shifter mount, you can save time and unnecessary bolting and unbolting ofВ the frame sections by adding it during step three.

According to the instructions, step five involvesВ attaching the shifter mount to the side of your choice. Step three requires what are now essentially the two halves of the simulatorВ being brought together. A total of eight bolts are required toВ effect a solid connection of these two sections. Because the seat is of the nonrecliningВ type, I wanted it to sit as low as possible and be slightly reclined, so IВ decided on the lowest holes at the rear and the third hole from the bottom atВ the front of the seat bracket.ДЇollowing the seat is the fitting of the front frame/pedal deck support to theВ steering support / front chassis section. Obviously, these knobs need to be unscrewedВ prior to positioning the seat in its brackets. We start by adding the seat to the sliding seat support and rear chassisВ section using the four large tightening knobs which, were already partlyВ screwed into the seat sides. A total of six stepsВ are required to assemble the RS6 and it should take around one hour toВ complete them. The supplied assembly instructions are clear and concise. Scuffs not withstanding, overall the RS6вЂ™s level of finish isВ acceptable for this entry level cockpit simulator. WeldsВ were generally clean and well executed.В The seat fabric was a little creased in areas, the padded sections wereВ relatively well upholstered and the level of quality in the embossed brandingВ was quite crisp. These consisted of some minorВ scuffs and did not effect the overall look of the RS6 once assembled. On inspection of the separate frame sections, some small imperfections couldВ be found in the metalвЂ™s satin black finish. Sliding seat support and rear chassis section.Steering wheel support and front chassis section.Front section and pedal deck support mount.To aid in the assembly process, the necessaryВ hardware and instructions are included in the packaging. Seen from above, these are the entire contents of the large shipping box.В Clearly visible are the three main sections numbered 1, 2 and 3, which go toВ make up the RS6 simulator. For extra protection, the fabric-clad racing seat is wrapped in a Contents wise,В the Trak Racer RS6 is shipped in several sections, stacked atop one another and dividedВ by thick polystyrene pieces, which protect the satin black metal finish duringВ shipping. Like most off the shelf simulators, the RS6 arrived in one very large box,В which also contained the non-reclining, one-piece racing seat. Today we look at their designated RS6 model, oneВ of their newest entry-level offerings.

#TRAK RACER SIMULATOR#

F1 2022 game.Australian, Melbourne based simulator company Trak Racer produceВ several different static sim racing simulators and accessories for theВ international market.

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