Here's my setup.
Newly purchased VR3 rig with GT2 and Clubsport pedals.
Much better than my previous setup which was the Rennsport stand, sitting in a LazyBoy in the living room.
Had to purchase the Momo seat because the original was to small for me. I could barely wedge my large behind in the stock seat.
The Rennsport is now used for a keyboard stand, overkill I know. But it stays put, and isn't collecting dust in the closet.
The second monitor is a 3D screen which is shown displaying telemetry data from iRacing. When I want to run GT5 or my PC sims in 3D, I move the monitor and tripod over the front of the rig.
There's four Buttkicker units mounted to the rig. One large unit under the rear of the seat, and two mini's mounted under the front of the seat on each side. The fourth unit is mounted under the pedal plate. This thing really rocks when driving a big block V8. The rear and front units are running off the LFE output from the Marantz AVR, and then to the Buttkicker amp. The two side units are running off the left and right pre-amp outs, to an active low-pass crossover unit at 250hz, and powered by a separate stereo amp. When you run over a rubble strip on the left, the left side of the seat shakes, and vice versa for the right.
The main monitor is a 50" Panasonic 720p monitor. This was my main TV screen before I updated to a 1080p TV some years ago.
The iPad is streaming hud data from iRacing. If your a PC sim racer, there's several cool and cheap apps you can use, this one happens to be iHUD.
The speakers are a mix and match of old stuff I had stuffed away after upgrading my main home theater setup. The left and right channels are Bose cubes. The center channel is a ZVox unit, and the subwoofer I stole from my PC speakers. The surround speakers are actually a speaker bar from my Pioneer Kuru TV which I wasn't using. It mounted up like it was made for the Panasonic.
I plan on upgrading to the Fanatec Clubsport wheel when it comes out in a few months. The Forza version is getting rave reviews.
The manual shifter is the new Thrustmaster TH8 RS, which is a blast to use when running vintage cars. Not shown in these pictures is an interface unit which allows me to use the shifter with GT5 and Forza, or any console sim that supports it.
I'm pretty happy with this setup, just wish it could make me drive faster.
Vision Racer also sells a DBox motion kit for this rig that I might add in the future. Although it's very expensive, so I'm not sure if that's going to happen.
ps- If anyone has the need for the original Vision Racer seat, send me a PM.
I'll sell it for a good price.
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up at all times 
I'll put my embarrassing setup here soon...the living room version, not my bedroom version (I move back and forth, it's not that I have two setups 
