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Reviews (3)
19 Sep, 2024
Little on the fragile side but otherwise...
Little on the fragile side but otherwise looks great and feels good.
13 Feb, 2017
Great stand, very stable, well worth it.
So with this stand I bought it as it looked sturdy, it can fold away plus has the shifter bracket.
I'm glad to say that this was worth the purchase it's very stable, the adjustability has basically two heights, one feels like a regular car, and the other for a much more low down indy car feel. It doesn't slide about when using and was able to hard mount the wheel and shifter. The ONLY downside... and it isn't even bad because it still holds its position with the clamp. Is as I have a logitec g920 there's no holes for hard mounting the pedals, but again... I don't really feel I need to as the sliding clamp at the bottom does a brilliant job of holding the pedals and the 920 has really hard brake pedal so that says how well it's holding it.
If you're looking for a stand... this is the one by miles for price, quality and if you aren't fully dedicated to racing games so can make space easily.
09 Sep, 2016
Great, basic tool, great for anyone.
2 of 2 found this helpful I bought this tool so I could bolt a wing on my car instead of weld, this allowed me to be able to put a thread in a hole without the need to have access to the other side.
Just a tip when using, when you put a rivnut on the thread on the gun, don't twist it all the way up, have a little slack so that it is much easier to compress as my first attempt I slipped, undid the rivnut a couple of turns and it then went on easy.