PRIME Lite-R

Could only mount their VRS pedals on one side of the Prime Lite-R's pedal plate.

Their Prime Lite-R works fine with a Moza R12, but they replaced the standard pedal plate because it has compatibility issues.

No issues running a 9 Nm Simagic Alpha EVO on the Prime Lite-R; very happy with it for the price.

Bought the Prime Lite-R for a 12 Nm Asetek La Prima; it's strong enough, flex isn't a concern and it's good value.

Runs an 8 Nm Fanatec base, load-cell pedals and a bucket seat on the Prime Lite-R with no flex; the pedal plate hole placement is a bit odd.

Runs a Simagic Alpha at about 11 Nm on their Prime Lite-R; a few bolts loosened slightly from flex, but not badly.

Had trouble mounting Simsonn pedals to the Prime Lite-R's pedal plate and found a workaround that gives no flex and a better angle.

Has used the PRIME Lite-R for a year with a MOZA R9 V3 and SRP2 pedals and calls it a bargain: no wheel or pedal flex and hard to fault.

Has the GT Omega PRIME Lite-R and finds it plenty solid for their needs.

Runs a Simagic Alpha base and load cell pedals on the PRIME Lite-R and finds the rig fine, but sourced their own seat because GT Omega's is awful and uses a separate monitor stand.