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Community Builds

Dive into the most impressive sim racing setups. Get inspiration for your next upgrade and discover how other pilots are building their dream rigs.

Gear with Photos

Gear setup 1
SE
Sergio Freire
Updated --
1 Photo
Gear setup 1
Gear setup 2
Gear setup 3
Gear setup 4
Gear setup 5
5 Photos
Moza RacingR21 Direct Drive
Moza RacingFSR Formula Wheel
MozaCSV2P
SRPGT-R
+1
Gear setup 1
Gear setup 2
JO
Jose Luis
Updated --
2 Photos
Asetek SimSportsForte Direct Drive
SRPGT-R
BJShifter V3
AsetekForte GT
+3
Gear setup 1
PA
Pablo Cabrera
Updated --
1 Photo
SimagicAlpha Ultimate
SimagicFX Pro
SimagicP2000
HeusinkveldSim Shifter Sequential
+3
Gear setup 1
AD
1 Photo
SimagicAlpha Evo Pro
SimagicFX Pro
CustomMade
TreqOne
+2

"Simagic FX Pro, Alpha Evo Pro 18nm, Pedals SRP "

Gear setup 1
1 Photo
SRPGT-R
SHHSHH SHIFTER
GenéricoGenérico
Trak RacerTR160 MK4
+6
Gear setup 1
DA
1 Photo
MozaR9
MozaGS v1
AOCCQ32G4VE
TreqOne
Gear setup 1
VI
1 Photo
Moza RacingR9 V2 Direct Drive
Moza RacingKS Steering Wheel
BJ Simracing BJ Steel GT
HomemadeAluminium Profile
+1
Gear setup 1
AL
Alberto Curiel
Updated --
1 Photo
Moza RacingR12 Direct Drive
Moza RacingKS Steering Wheel
Moza RacingCRP Pedals
TreqOne
+2

Got Questions?

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a sim racing rig build?
A sim racing rig build is a driver's full setup, including the cockpit, wheel base, steering wheel, pedals, monitors, VR headset, button boxes, shifters, handbrakes, and other racing hardware.
Can I share my iRacing setup on Simdeck?
Yes. Simdeck lets drivers publish their sim racing setup so the community can see the gear they use for iRacing and other racing simulators.
What gear can I list in a community build?
You can list common sim racing equipment such as wheel bases, pedals, steering wheels, cockpits, seats, monitors, VR headsets, shifters, handbrakes, dashboards, and accessories.
Can I find triple-screen or direct-drive wheel setups?
Community builds are useful for discovering how other drivers configure triple screens, direct-drive wheel bases, load-cell pedals, aluminum profile rigs, and other popular sim racing upgrades.
Do I need an account to publish my rig?
Yes. You need an account to publish and manage your own build. Public visitors can browse community builds for inspiration without creating an account.
Can other drivers use my build for inspiration?
Yes. Public builds help other sim racers compare hardware, understand upgrade paths, and get ideas for their own cockpit, monitor, wheel, and pedal setup.