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We could skip the missile car and explore other options.

We could skip the missile car and explore other options.

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josuaa2001
Junior Member
37
02-07-2023, 09:09 PM
#1
Hey everyone, looking at this topic together. I came across a video about a simracing pedal with hydraulic brakes, priced around 1400$. It includes mounting brackets and other accessories, but it doesn’t come with a steering wheel or cockpit. I noticed a cockpit costs about 1k$, and a wheel is several hundred dollars. I realize this sounds like a very premium setup, and it’s clear not many people have something like this. Still, my question remains: why do you opt for such high-end setups instead of just buying a cheap car and taking it to the track? From what I’ve seen, driving a real vehicle offers a better experience and more fun. Of course, I’m not judging—I own a Logitech Momo steering wheel from a long time ago, though I rarely use it now. My interest is in understanding the reasons behind these simracing setups. Some benefits I’ve heard mention are: 1. Safety – using a proper track with a modest car reduces the risk of damage. 2. No maintenance or fuel expenses. 3. You can enjoy it from the comfort of your home on various tracks. What do you think? Is it worth the trade-off, or do you have other reasons? Share your thoughts!
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josuaa2001
02-07-2023, 09:09 PM #1

Hey everyone, looking at this topic together. I came across a video about a simracing pedal with hydraulic brakes, priced around 1400$. It includes mounting brackets and other accessories, but it doesn’t come with a steering wheel or cockpit. I noticed a cockpit costs about 1k$, and a wheel is several hundred dollars. I realize this sounds like a very premium setup, and it’s clear not many people have something like this. Still, my question remains: why do you opt for such high-end setups instead of just buying a cheap car and taking it to the track? From what I’ve seen, driving a real vehicle offers a better experience and more fun. Of course, I’m not judging—I own a Logitech Momo steering wheel from a long time ago, though I rarely use it now. My interest is in understanding the reasons behind these simracing setups. Some benefits I’ve heard mention are: 1. Safety – using a proper track with a modest car reduces the risk of damage. 2. No maintenance or fuel expenses. 3. You can enjoy it from the comfort of your home on various tracks. What do you think? Is it worth the trade-off, or do you have other reasons? Share your thoughts!

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PowerMaxx
Member
221
02-08-2023, 09:58 AM
#2
I believe many individuals lack the opportunity to travel to the venue or the course isn't accessible.
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PowerMaxx
02-08-2023, 09:58 AM #2

I believe many individuals lack the opportunity to travel to the venue or the course isn't accessible.

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ReborntoKill
Posting Freak
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02-25-2023, 12:35 PM
#3
Finding a car in Singapore comes with many challenges and costs. A standard Toyota model starts around 120K, but you’ll need to consider taxes and maintenance expenses. To enjoy driving comfortably, exploring more affordable options might be the best approach.
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ReborntoKill
02-25-2023, 12:35 PM #3

Finding a car in Singapore comes with many challenges and costs. A standard Toyota model starts around 120K, but you’ll need to consider taxes and maintenance expenses. To enjoy driving comfortably, exploring more affordable options might be the best approach.

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Hols8888
Member
140
03-14-2023, 10:56 AM
#4
Oh wow, I heard about that a while back. Alright, fair enough.
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Hols8888
03-14-2023, 10:56 AM #4

Oh wow, I heard about that a while back. Alright, fair enough.

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TxCommand
Member
169
03-28-2023, 12:42 AM
#5
They enjoy these activities because they’re affordable and accessible, unlike buying expensive weapons that require formal training or military service. It’s a way to have fun without the long-term commitments of real weapons or complex simulations.
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TxCommand
03-28-2023, 12:42 AM #5

They enjoy these activities because they’re affordable and accessible, unlike buying expensive weapons that require formal training or military service. It’s a way to have fun without the long-term commitments of real weapons or complex simulations.

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reily1
Member
226
03-28-2023, 03:01 AM
#6
I don't see a clear military analogy for paintball, though both can leave lasting marks. Still, there are aspects I share with you.
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reily1
03-28-2023, 03:01 AM #6

I don't see a clear military analogy for paintball, though both can leave lasting marks. Still, there are aspects I share with you.

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cookiedough909
Posting Freak
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03-29-2023, 06:45 PM
#7
If you wish to operate a race car you admire, it's not possible without connections. I enjoy the Nismo and Gran Turismo teams and their competitions. Do you think someone without driving experience could safely control one in a virtual setting? Absolutely, it's different from real-life driving.
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cookiedough909
03-29-2023, 06:45 PM #7

If you wish to operate a race car you admire, it's not possible without connections. I enjoy the Nismo and Gran Turismo teams and their competitions. Do you think someone without driving experience could safely control one in a virtual setting? Absolutely, it's different from real-life driving.

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MrOrange2005
Junior Member
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04-01-2023, 12:14 AM
#8
Consider purchasing a genuine firearm and visiting a shooting range instead. Racing Sims remains firmly within the realm of video games.
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MrOrange2005
04-01-2023, 12:14 AM #8

Consider purchasing a genuine firearm and visiting a shooting range instead. Racing Sims remains firmly within the realm of video games.

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TonyBoss47
Member
51
04-06-2023, 05:57 PM
#9
Accidents have occurred in NASCAR and similar events. It's not an exact match, but I figured it would be okay. *shrugs*
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TonyBoss47
04-06-2023, 05:57 PM #9

Accidents have occurred in NASCAR and similar events. It's not an exact match, but I figured it would be okay. *shrugs*

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Valkeu
Member
120
04-07-2023, 07:05 PM
#10
You can't buy a million-dollar race car.
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Valkeu
04-07-2023, 07:05 PM #10

You can't buy a million-dollar race car.

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