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cockpit
Sim-Lab

GT1 Pro

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Cockpit
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What drivers keep saying · from 5 reviews

rigid3easy setup1flex1quality control issues1

The Speed 3 bucket seat that came with their GT1 Pro is too narrow for them and hurts on longer sessions.

negative

Their new GT1 Pro's uprights moved under push and pull until they tightened the loose sandwich plates at the base.

mixedflex

The brackets included with their GT1 Pro don't line up with a Simagic Alpha U.

negative

A few months in, their GT1 Pro is great and very solid; built in under 2 hours, with a versatile pedal deck.

positiverigideasy setup

A BMW E46 M3 seat fits nicely on their GT1 Pro with the rails offset to centre it.

positive

The wheelbase plate on their GT1 Pro can't move closer without moving the uprights, which limits a hybrid position.

mixed

Chose the GT1 Pro for hard rally shifting; its extra bolt-on lower frame makes it very sturdy.

positiverigid

Had the same untapped-hole problem on their Sim-Lab GT1 Pro.

negativequality control issues

Switched from a Playseat Trophy to a Sim-Lab GT1 Pro and finds it feels so much better, with braking far more controllable.

positiverigid