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Wheel Deck Components Deck to Up Post plate – 2X 3” X 7.5” Extrusion – 2X Push Pin – 4X 3” End Cap – 2X M8 X 16 Flat Head Screw - 8X Option 1: Standard Wheel Deck Standard Mount – 1X Option 2: Direct Drive Wheel Deck Asetek plate –...
Assembly guide Main Chassis Assemble 8 X corner gussets with 2 M8 screws and 2 M8 T-Nuts. Screw in the T-Nuts no more than ½ a turn. Make sure to respect the shown orientation of the T-Nuts for trouble-free assembly. Slide the gussets on either side of the 19”...
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Measure 22” as shown and tighten fully. You can cap up the Corner gussets. If using adjustable legs, follow the “Adjustable feet Add-on” instruction at the end of the manual and skip to step 7 Loosely assemble the rubber feet with the M6 X 20 screw and M6 T-Nut.
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7. Follow the Pedal Tray Assembly section. The Steel pedal tray is shown, installation is also valid for the aluminium pedal tray. Assemble 4 X M8 X 16 Socket screws and 4X M8 T-Nuts on the pedal tray sides. Screw in the T-Nuts no more than a turn. Slide the pedal tray through the 50”...
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Assemble the up-post plate using 4X M8 X 20 flat head screws through the conical holes, 4X M8 X 20 socket screws from the opposite side and 8X M8 T- Nuts. Repeat for both plates. Slide the plate through the bottom of the 4.5” X 30” extrusion. Repeat for both 30”...
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Slide the assembled posts from the front, through the sides of the 4.5” X 50” extrusion. Place the posts at 19” from the front. Don’t tighten yet!
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Prepare 4 corner gussets with the following twist : Using the flathead screwdriver, slide the flathead under the small tab on the bottom, and pry out the tab. It will snap at the base. Snap off both tabs on one side. Prepare the snapped gussets with 1X M8 T-Nut and 1X M8 X 16 socket screw each, on the side where the...
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Place 2X T-Nuts on each of the 3” X 19” that run across. Use the technique at the page “T-Nut install tip” Further in this manual if you struggle with placing the t-nut! Loosely screw the 1.5” X 22” extrusions to the chassis using 4X M8 X 16 socket screws.
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19. Follow the Wheel Deck Assembly Section. Installation is the same wether you have the standard or Direct Drive Wheel Deck. Prepare the Wheel Deck with 4X T-Nuts and 4X M8 X 16 socket screws. Screw in the T-Nuts no more than ½ a turn. Slide the Wheel Deck through the top of the Up Post Channels.
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Fully tighten the up-post plates. Prepare 2X corner gussets with 2X M8 X 16 socket screws and 2X M8 T-Nuts. Slide them on either side of the 3” X 19” extrusion.
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Slide the assembled extrusion through the top of the desired up-post (depending if you want a RHD or LHD setup, a LHD setup is shown). Slide it down to about the middle, don’t tighten yet. Prepare the shifter arm lower bracket with 1X M8 X 20 flat head screw, 2 M8 X 20 socket head screws and 3X M8 T-Nuts.
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Attach the shifter arm bracket to the 1.5” X 16” extrusion. Tighten at 3” from the end of the extrusion. Then prepare and place a corner gusset at 3” from the other end on the extrusion, as shown. Tighten fully to the extrusion. Slide the corner gusset through the bottom of the 3”...
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Install the front plate using 4X M8 button head screws. Tighten Fully. For the finishing touches, cap all the visible open extrusion ends using the corresponding endcap and pushpins.
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Congratulations on your new ASR4 Simracing Chassis!
Pedal Tray The steel pedal tray requires no assembly. Can’t say that about the aluminium one though! Follow the steps here before completing your ASR4 if you’ve got the aluminium pedal tray. Assemble the Pedal Tray sides with the 3” X 18.5” extrusions using 8 M8 flat head screws.
Wheel Deck Standard Wheel Deck 1. Assemble the side plate to the 3” X 7.5” extrusion using 2X M8 X 16 flat head screws. Repeat for both sides, tighten fully. 2. Using 4X M8 X 12 flat head screws and 4X M8 T-Nuts, install the wheel plate as shown below.
Front Mount Wheel Deck 1. Assemble the side plate to the 3” X 7.5” extrusion using 2X M8 X 16 flat head screws. Repeat for both sides, tighten fully. 2. Assemble the center plate to the 3” X 7.5” extrusion using 2X M8 X 16 flat head screws.
Adjustable feet Add-on The Aluminium pedal tray package also includes adjustable feet. They slightly improve ingress in the cockpit by raising the chassis higher and allows level compensation for an uneven man cave floor. The feet will assemble as such. Assemble them at the same height first, Make sure to have 2 mirrored and not all 4 on the same side!
T-Nut install tip Insert an M8 T-Nut in the desired slot of the extrusion. Insert the T-nut perpendicular, and with the help of a small allen key in your attire such as a 3mm, pry the T-nut straight with the allen key through the hole. The t-nut will snap into place when in position.
User Guide Pedal tray adjustment Both aluminium and steel pedal tray are adjusted in the same fashion. You can slide the T-nut/screw assembly either through the bottom, middle or top channel of the extrusion, and you can position it however high or low. Make sure to have your pedals already properly setup before placing the pedal tray! Tighten fully the 4 screws holding the pedal tray before use, you may want to verify a second time just to be sure.
Wheel deck adjustment The standard wheel deck can be adjusted using the Up Post brackets. With your wheel installed, loosen 3 out of the 4 screws and place yourself in the rig. Slowly loosen the last screw until you feel the wheel deck moving. It will most probably drop with the weight of the wheel so be careful! You can then place the wheel according to your preference in height and angle and tighten when the position is satisfactory.
Accessories Have you thought about accessories? Mounting plates for your shifter or handbrake, keyboard tray, cable management brackets, etc. We got you. Have a look through our catalog! https://www.advancedsimracing.com/collections/accessories-parts-for-the-chassis...
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