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- Page 1 Sim-Racing Chassis Manual ver 1.1 sim racing chassis GT2 sim-racing chassis manual VER 1.1...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Sim-Racing Chassis Manual ver 1.1 Contents 1. Intro .......................... 3 2. Before starting ......................4 3. Aluminium profile system - The Basics ..............5 4. Assembly ......................... 6 4.1 General dimensions .................. 6 4.2 Base ......................7 4.3 Dashboard bracket assembly ..............8 4.4 Pedal deck .................... -
Page 3: Intro
1.1 1. Intro Thank you for purchasing the Sim-Lab Products GT2 sim-racing chassis! This kit contains all you need to assemble your sim rig and mount your gear to it. If there are questions remaining about the assembly or any general questions, please... -
Page 4: Before Starting
Sim-Racing Chassis Manual ver 1.1 2. Before starting Some tips before starting the build. Use section 5. Parts list to check if you received all parts. When unpacking, make sure you got all materials sorted and organized, as it will help with providing an overview of the build. Tools needed for assemby are a set of Allen-keys and a wrench to tighten the nuts. -
Page 5: Aluminium Profile System - The Basics
Sim-Racing Chassis Manual ver 1.1 3. Aluminium profile system - The Basics If you are new to working with aluminium profiles, here a couple of tips to start off with. The logic of aluminium profiles revolves around the slots the profiles have and in a lesser degree the cores which can be provided with a thread. -
Page 6: Assembly
Sim-Racing Chassis Manual ver 1.1 4. Assembly 4.1 General dimensions 500mm 1100mm ~1200-1300mm... -
Page 7: Base
Sim-Racing Chassis Manual ver 1.1 4.2 Base The upright brackets are fixated with counter sunk M8x20 mm (black steel) bolts. The countersunk holes for the uprights are kept on the inside. Positioning them symmetricaly is very important, so we suggest using a measuring device. IMPORTANT: 2 profiles with length 420 mm have a threaded hole on 1 side. -
Page 8: Dashboard Bracket Assembly
Sim-Racing Chassis Manual ver 1.1 4.3 Dashboard bracket assembly The lips of the corner brackets are broken off to be mounted flush with the brackets (Figure 2). Use M8x25 countersunk bolts (8x) + M8 nut to mount the corner brackets. Tools needed for assembly are a set of Allen-keys, and a wrench to tighten the nuts. -
Page 9: Pedal Deck
Sim-Racing Chassis Manual ver 1.1 4.4 Pedal deck The pedal deck section can be configured in verious ways. It is adjustable in height while remaining horizontal. Also, it can be tilted at an angle to achieve the desired pedal inclination. 420mm 420mm... -
Page 10: Dashboard
Sim-Racing Chassis Manual ver 1.1 4.5 Dashboard The dashboard bracket is suited for the following wheels: • MiGe (ST130), the small and big MiGe • Bodnar SimSteering System 50 range • Fanatec ClubSport Wheel Base V1/V2/V3 IMPORTANT: the Fanatec CSL wheel is NOT suited to be mounted on the dash- board bracket! With the clamping lever, it is possible to quick adjust the angle (inclination) of the wheel. -
Page 11: Parts List
Sim-Racing Chassis Manual ver 1.1 5. Parts list GT2 Sim Racing Chassis Parts list DESCRIPTION LENGTH NOTES PROFILES 1100 Aluminium Profile 40x80mm Base Aluminium Profile 40x80mm Uprights Aluminium Profile 40x80mm Base Aluminium Profile 40x40mm Base and Upright Reinforcement Aluminium Profile 40x40mm... - Page 12 Copyright This documentation is copyrighted by Sim-Lab Products. All rights are reserved. • The copyright owner reserves the right to revise this manual and to make changes from time to time in its contents without notifying any person of such revisions or changes. • No part of this manual may be reproduced, copied, translated or transmitted, in any form or by any means without prior written permision if Sim-Lab Products.
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