Next Level Racing Challenger Simulator Cockpit (NLR-S016)
Amazon.com Price: $349.99 (as of 08/05/2021 11:30 PST- Details)
Adjustable wheel height and angle, adjustable pedal distance and angle
Seat slider included allowing quick and easy adjustment of seat for different sized users
Compatible with all major wheel and pedals. Pre-drilled for Logitech, Thrustmaster, and Fanatec
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Bring the race track to your home with the Next Level Racing Challenger Simulator Cockpit. The Challenger cockpit is the perfect solution to mount your steering wheel, pedals, and even shifter in an authentic racing position to give you a true race car driving experience from the comfort of your home. The minimalist design of the Challenger cockpit provides you with a rigid and realistic racing experience without a huge footprint. The steering wheel, pedal position, and gear shifter position are all adjustable for different size users so you can experience an authentic race car driving position. The seat angle is adjustable as well as including a seat Slider to make sure users of all sizes can find a comfortable seating position. The Challenger cockpit has been designed and tested that the position of the center pole is closer to your seating position rather than your feet meaning it doesn’t compromise braking or heel and toe driving for serious racing. The optional Next Level Racing lockable castor wheels are also compatible with the Challenger cockpit. This allows you to easily roll the cockpit into position, Lock the wheels when racing and easily store away after use.
Adjustable wheel height and angle, adjustable pedal distance and angle
Seat slider included allowing quick and easy adjustment of seat for different sized users
Compatible with all major wheel and pedals. Pre-drilled for Logitech, Thrustmaster, and Fanatec
Gear shifter support included can be added on the left or right side, has two different heights based on preference, and can also be attached next to the seat or next to the wheel
Position of center pole designed not to interfere with driving, braking or serious heel and toe driving
7 reviews for Next Level Racing Challenger Simulator Cockpit (NLR-S016)
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Amazon.com Price: $349.99 (as of 08/05/2021 11:30 PST- Details)
jim parks –
A1
Replaced seat for more comfortable seat.
Brendan F. –
10/10 Best Bang for the buck
$2,000 steering wheel, $250 cockpit. All feels like it is the highest of quality and is a steal for what you get!! Hard part is mounting monitors with so little options available… Wish they would built the mount in to this product and up charge so you didn’t have to go searching for alternatives.
Ben –
Awesome serup
Great set up for the price, couldn’t ask for more. I definitely recomend spending the extra few bucks and getting the tv/monitor attachment, it makes it feel cool!
Andrew –
Great Value Play Seat for Racing Wheel
Heavy duty and fair price($320 at the time of purchase). Seat mounting instructions are a bit confusing at first, but other than that this went together pretty easy. Good level of adjustment and the seat is comfortable so far.
Gayana –
Awesome gift
Got this for my husbands birthday, he absolutely loves it. It’s a bit of work to put it together but it isn’t hard and all the steps are clear. Seat is adjustable and good quality. Excellent gift
Andriyco –
Overpriced
This is one of the cheapest offerings from Next Level Racing. And as such it is barely acceptable. The frustrating thing, two days after I ordered this, it dropped in price 50 dollars. But this is my problem.Pluses:-The quality of the frame is top notch. Fit and finish could not be better. All holes aligned just right, the quality of nuts and bolts is very good.-Adjustability is good. The frame will probably fit anybody up to 7 feet high.-The room for modifications is there, if you willing.Minuses:-THE SEAT. I mean, WHAT is it ?? My dining room chair has more support than that!-The central post mounting of the steering wheel support. Well, one pole support will always be worse then two pole support, so the movement during the game is expected. It is tolerable.-Because of need for height adjustments of the steering wheel mount it is prone to twisting. Which is cured by using simple shim. Yes, one of those shims you use to install doors/widows square. Simple solution.-The mounting of the pedal plate. It is pretty flimsy, if you ask me. To make it sturdy, you have to use 2 long bolts included, but it limits your pedal box adjustability in fore-aft movement.-The seat sliders. They are the cheapest one you can get away with. they have locking teeth on one side only (unlike in real car), but they work.-The inability to adjust seat height. If you have a stand alone racing simulator, then it is OK. But how many people have space for those? I would like to have an option to make seat height comparable to a height of an office chair. OpenWheeler has that option, why not Next Level Racing?Overall, I like it. Granted, I threw out the seat and used one from Fiat 500, which I raised 4 inches. Also, rebuild pedal box to match the height of the seat. Used Playseat’s shifter mount For Thrustmaster shifter and used original one for cup holder (this is America, damn it!). So, now I am sitting pretty, With fully adjustable seat and pedal box, 2 tablets as a button boxes and thriple monitors. Life is good.
Joseph Batten –
Exceeds Expectations
Easy to assemble. The seat is actually more comfortable than I thought it would be. It doesn’t take up much room its 5ft long. Its rigid and pretty sturdy. Thrustmaster TMX wheel and pedals mounts up perrfect. I also purchased the Monitor stand for the next level challenger. 40 inch monitor is perfect for it. Everything bolts up easy. I love it. My neighbors love it my neighbors kids love it. Nascar Heat 4, Assetto Corsa, Forza Horizon is a blast on this thing. If your considering it just do it you wont be disappointed. Only negative I can say about it is you have to be careful bolting up the seat because you can easily cross thread the screws on the hinges. I cross threaded one of the screws but was able to shim it with a nut and a washer.