presents our review of the Bob Earl VRC MK2 Sim Racing Chassis. We reviewed the MK1 a few years back and there's been some significant changes to this version. Including a new seat and more adjustability. See what Darin and Shaun think about this rig from Bob Earl as they discuss Pros, Cons and put it on the Revs Scale

If interested in a VRC, You can see them here http://bobearlracing.com/

Another rig reviewed in the largest collection of racing rig reviews on the net. This time, it's a combo.. a wheel stnad that converts into a full size racing rig. This one is by http://www.granstand.com and works with the Logitech , Fanatec and Thrusmaster wheels and pedals. Check out what Darin and Shaun thought about it in this detailed review.

A review of the Sim-Seats SRX Driving Simulator. We take a detailed look at this rig and then take it for a long drive to see what it is made of. Despite being priced like many wheel stands, the SRX is a full size rig including the seat. It is fully adjustable and can accommodate most wheel and pedals. In this review you will find out if it can really hold up to the riggors of sim racing.

Our review of the RSeat Evo simrig. This sim rig comes in at only $500 and has proven to be bulletproof. In this review we cover all of the features of the EVO as well as put it through it paces to see how it works when equipped with a wheel and pedals. This rig comes ready to use with a Logitech G27, Thrustmaster T500 or any of the current Fanatec wheels.

The Driverpod Pro is a wheel stand equipped to hold your favorite wheel and pedal set. Shaun Cole takes you through assembly, setup and and adjustments in this detailed review of the rig.