My Cockpit in Progress.

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This thread is for my cockpit that I am currently building. I was inspired by Chilicoke's youtube videos to build this. I own both a g27 and a Fanatec Turbo S wheel and CS pedals. This cockpit will be built for the Fanatec Wheel and the G27 will be used on my desk on my gaming PC.

Going into this project I had no welding skill but diving into it headfirst I have learned pretty quickly and I am getting better. My setup will be a PS3, 360, decent PC, 720p projector with 106" screen and 5.1 surround sound. I will be using a buttkicker gamer 2 for this cockpit mounted to the seat. The room this will be located in is also my home theater so I will be putting wheels on the back so I can easily move the frame around.

Originally I had planned on going with an Obutto but decided against it because I had to wait for one and also because I thought it would sit too low with the height of my screen from the floor.


PS: I am looking to trade my g27 for a g25 if anyone is interested.

Pictures of progress so far(will update this thread as I get more done):

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Pictures of cockpit a/v setup:

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Update as of tonight. Ran out of square tubing. I am going to need to make another run to my supplier before I can finish this thing up.

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if your going to do any grinding..... cover the seat or remove it. I hope you are going to cut the top piece down and smooth those edges.

I'm also thinking of doing this but with a G27 a friend of mine said he will do all the welding for 40 bucks.
 
if your going to do any grinding..... cover the seat or remove it. I hope you are going to cut the top piece down and smooth those edges.

I'm also thinking of doing this but with a G27 a friend of mine said he will do all the welding for 40 bucks.

Yea top part will be cut to size I was just test fitting it. The seat will come off when I am ready to prep to paint it. I will be using plasti dip spray paint for that which is great because I don't need any primer for it or anything. Also I will be bolting diamond plate over the sheet steel for a cleaner look. More updates to follow.
 
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