Trak Racer TR120S V2 Racing Simulator
Trak Racer TR120S V2 Racing Simulator Cockpit The TR120S V2 is where the range stops compromising. It is rated for wheelbases from 0 to 30Nm and...
View full detailsAluminium chassis rigs are built from extruded profile rather than folded steel, so the frame stays square under load instead of flexing. Gamer Gear Direct stocks the Trak Racer profile range across Australia, from compact frames for a spare room through to heavy chassis built for high-torque direct drive.
Read MoreProfile sections resist twist in a way thin folded panels cannot, which matters most at the two points a rig gets loaded hardest: the wheel deck under direct drive torque, and the pedal plate under a stiff brake. A frame that moves there shows up as vague steering and an inconsistent brake point.
The other advantage is the T-slot itself. Brackets clamp anywhere along a rail rather than only at pre-drilled holes, so seat position, pedal angle and control placement are set to you rather than to the factory. Everything that bolts on is in Racing Simulator Accessories.
The range steps up by frame section and footprint. The TR40S and TR80S sit at the compact end and suit a shared room, a belt driven wheel or a mainstream direct drive base. The TR120S V2 adds section and rigidity for stronger bases and firmer pedals.
At the heavy end, the TR160 V5 and the TR200 TANK use larger profile aimed at high-torque bases and hard braking. Match the frame to the wheelbase you expect to finish with rather than the one you own now, because going a size up costs less than replacing a frame you have outgrown.
Trak Racer has been the official simulator supplier to the BWT Alpine Formula One team since 2020, and the Trak Racer BWT Alpine F1 Team TRA Hybrid came out of that partnership. It runs a 160 x 40mm extruded chassis finished in the team Liquid Blue, with pink dust strips and a team sim floor.
The livery is what you notice first, but the hybrid frame is the reason to choose it. Pedal plate, seat brackets and wheel mount all adjust without tools, so it moves between a reclined Formula position and an upright GT one in seconds. Seat and monitor stand are chosen separately.
A chassis is bought once and added to for years. The wheelbase mounts to a deck or front plate, pedals to a plate or inverted hanger, and screens to either a cockpit-mounted or freestanding stand. Bases are in Direct Drive Wheelbases, seats in Racing Seats, pedals in Sim Racing Pedals and stands in Monitor Stands.
Mounting hardware is often sold separately, so check which brackets a frame includes before you order. A rig bought without the right wheel mount for your base is the most common gap, and it is a cheap part to add at the same time rather than later.
Profile and tube frames solve the same problem differently. Profile is modular and adjustable, so it changes as your gear changes. Tube chassis are welded to a fixed geometry, which suits a driver who knows the position they want and prefers the look. Those are in Tube Chassis.
If you would rather buy a rig with the wheel, pedals and seat already specified together, the complete builds are in Racing Simulators.
A sim racing frame built from extruded aluminium profile, the same T-slot rail used in industrial framing. The sections bolt together rather than being welded, which is what makes the rig adjustable and expandable later.
Work from floor space and the wheelbase you intend to end up with. TR40S and TR80S for compact rooms and mainstream bases, TR120S V2 for a step up in rigidity, TR160 V5 and TR200 TANK for high-torque bases and hard braking.
It switches between a reclined Formula position and an upright GT one without tools, using quick-release pedal and seat mounts and a wheel mount that flips orientation. One frame, two driving positions.
Most bases mount with the right adapter plate, and the common patterns are covered. Check the bolt pattern for your specific base against the mount listed for the frame, and call us if it is not clear.
Some frames ship as a chassis only and some include a seat. The Alpine TRA supplies rails and brackets but not the seat. Each product page states which, so check before ordering.
We are an authorised Trak Racer dealer, so every chassis here is genuine, covered by its manufacturer warranty, and supported locally rather than through an overseas returns process. Stock is held and dispatched from our Adelaide warehouse.
A chassis is the one part of a rig that is awkward to change later, so it is worth a conversation before you order. Call us on (03) 9961 0240, Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm, or come and sit in one at our Dandenong South showroom in Melbourne.
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