Build a sim rig that works together
Choose a budget, your platform and what you race. The builder then walks through wheelbase, wheel, pedals and cockpit, showing only parts the manufacturers confirm for your platform, checking that the wheel mounts on the base, counting bundled parts once, and estimating the total from reference prices. Marcel reacts to each choice; his scores appear on parts he has signed off.
Each part carries Confirmed, Check or Not compatible for your platform, with the rule behind it. The source for every rule is the manufacturer's own documentation, listed on the product page.
PC: none in the catalogue yet · PlayStation 5: none in the catalogue yet · Xbox: none in the catalogue yet. Reference prices, cockpit extra.
Formula, GT and endurance, rally and drift, karting or a bit of everything: the preference sets the wheel shape and pedal count Marcel recommends. It never hides a part that would work.
The build lives in the address bar. Send it to a friend, come back to it later, or ask us a question about it; nothing personal is stored.
Questions people ask
- Which platforms does the builder support?
- PC, PlayStation 5 and Xbox. On PlayStation the licence sits in the wheelbase, on Xbox it sits in the steering wheel, so the builder only shows a wheel as confirmed when the chosen base and wheel together satisfy the manufacturer's rule. Where the catalogue cannot confirm a combination it says 'check' and explains why, rather than guessing.
- Are the prices live?
- No. Prices are manufacturer reference prices (RRP) in GBP unless a retailer price with its check date is shown. The total is an estimate to compare against your budget; the retailer's page has the price you will pay, plus tax and delivery for your country.
- What does a build include?
- The wheelbase, wheel, pedals and, if you choose one, a cockpit. A seat is part of the cockpits listed; a monitor, PC or console, cables and games are not included. Where a part needs an accessory, such as a hub for a bare rim, the summary says so.
- Does Marcel score every part?
- Only parts he has tested and signed off carry a score. Everything else is judged on the specification sheet and the compatibility rules, and the builder tells you which is which.
- Can I save or share a build?
- Yes. The whole build is in the page address, so copying the link is enough. There is no account and nothing personal in the link. A shared build is checked against the current catalogue when it opens.
Catalogue coverage: 19 sim products across wheelbases, wheels, pedals and cockpits. Missing a part you own? Browse the gear or ask us from inside the builder and a person checks the documentation.