Our review of the DIY PVC sim racing rig that Shaun and Jessica built. For this show Shaun purchased $130 worth of materials and is using the same seat we used for the Deathmobile (DIY Wood Rig). This is part 2 of the DIY rig and in this episode we finish off the rig and then score it against all of the other rigs that we have tested. We go over the pros and the cons of the rig and talk about what it took to make. Thanks to SIMUL8R for his plans at our forums HERE: See the full build HERE

Presenting our second DIY sim racing rig build. This time Jessica Lopez hosts the show and assists Shaun "The Builder" Cole as he uses PVC to build a full size sim racing rig for under $200. For this show Shaun purchased $130 worth of materials and is using the same seat we used for the Deathmobile (DIY Wood Rig).  Some say that PVC isn't rigid or strong enough to build a sim rig out of. We're going to put that myth to rest. Part 2 will be out very soon with the fully painted PVC Sim Racing rig by SIMUL8R and review with Jessica and Shaun Cole. We'll also have some great bloopers to include with that show. To check out SIMUL8Rs plans, you can go here See our full review HERE

Presenting another sim racing rig review. This time we take the Viper SR 600 Sim Racing Rig for a test drive. One of the few rigs that has a fully integrated sound system. Darin Gangi and Shaun Cole put the Viper SR through it's paces, tell you the Pros and Cons and then put it on the revs scale.

Our first installment of a series of DIY rigs. Darin hosts this special episode as Shaun builds a Simrig made out of scrap wood. We show you the materials that we used and exactly how we put it together. Follow along with this project and just about anyone could build their own rig for under $100. Rig Plans : Sim Rig Plans for under 100 dollars

Presenting our review of the VRC 1000 Carriage Works Sim Racing Rig. Wait till you see this powder coated steel tube chassis rig by Carriage Works. See what Darin and Shaun think about this high end rig. You can check it out for yourself at www.cwgrilles.com

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.

Our review of the GT Chassis by Human Racing.  Shaun tells you about the features of this highly unique designed rig.  Then we cover the Pros and Cons and then put it on the rev scale to see how it holds up.

Presenting our full review of the Open Wheeler Cockpit. Darin Takes a look at center post racing rig called and puts it on the "Revs Scale". What do you think, is it a rig you would consider for your sim racing.

Presenting our review of The Obutto Ozone Sim Racing Cockpit. Tom puts it to the test, compares it to version 1 and puts it on the "REVS" scale. He attaches (or attempts to) attach wheels by Logitech, Thrustmaster and Fanatec. The models tried were the Logitech G27, Fanatec GT2 and Thrustmaster T500RS. We hope you enjoy the show. 

We take a ride in the Sim Seats SR2 driving simulator to see how it performs. Shaun and Darin put it on the revs scale to see how the SR2 stacks up against the competition. 

We review the Playseat GT Nascar Edition. This is the second time we've had a playseat on the show to review. This is their new and improved addition.  Is it worth the newer price tag ??  Watch and see..

Presenting our review of the GTV Racer wheel stand. This stand is mainly for the Logitech and Fanatec wheels. Its very light weight and is distributed int he united States. Check it out..

Join Shaun and Darin as they review the GT Omega Racing Rig and put it on the Rev Scale.

We take a look at the Plei Chair by Plei Factory and put it on our RevScale.

We review the Ferrari F430 Cockpit by Thrustmaster and put it on the Rev's Scale. Watch and see what Darin and Shaun thought about this rig that has a wheel and pedal set, without force feedback. 

Shaun and Darin take a look at the Apiga AP2 Foldable Racing Rig / Wheel Stand and put it on the Revs Scale.

Darin and Shuan take a look at the Xlerator Wheel Stand using a Logitech G27 and the XBox 360 and put it on the RevScale.

The Vision Racer VR3 Sim racing chassis, reviewed by Shaun Cole and Darin Gangi. THis rig is priced just over $1000 at the time of this review. Was it worth the price tag.. Watch and see ! Enjoy!

In this segment of "Sim Rigs under $1,000.00" we take a look at GameRacer Elite. The Elite is compatible mainly with the Logitech G25 and G27

Darin and Shaun check out and review the Bob Earl VRC Virtual Racing Chassis http://www.bobearlracing.com.

One of our early reviews. This one of the Playseat Evolution. IT's compatible with the Fanatec wheels as well as Logitech G25 and G27s. Watch Shaun and Darin as they put it together and tell ylu what they think of this budget rig by Playseat. 

Shaun and Darin take a look at the Obutto Gaming Cockpit Version 1. See what they thought of this all in one rig

The first ever Sim Rigs review and we take a look at the Z-Frame by Thomas Super Wheel. During this piece, the guys also take a look at Darins original wood rig created by Dean Ayer.  Enjoy!

Presenting our review of the Wheelstand Pro. The WS Pro is compatible with Logitech, Thrustmaster and Fanatec wheels. See what Darin Gangi and Shaun Cole had to say about it. 

Presenting our review of the Fanatec Rennsport Wheelstand V1. Darin Gangi and Shaun Cole put it through it's paces and let you know what they think of it..  Hope you enjoy the show. 

We take a look at the AK 200 Rocker Chair running  Logitech Driving Force GT or DFGT. JEssica Lopez asks Shaun and Darin what they think about this budget console racing rig.  Enjoy!

We take a look at the AK 200 Rocker Chair by Precise Chair. Enjoy!

Shaun Cole's Racing Rig first major racing rig. He built it from a wrecked Star Mazda chassis. This rig no longer exists, but you can see what it used to be.