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Sorry it took so long. I've been busy, with life..

@@droors77 I can relate!

Yes, and hardware. A lot of hardware

I'm constantly changing things in my rig. For these videos.. I'm tearing down and rebuilding this rig. And it's just so easy with these parts to get it right every time.

Both are mostly the same.

One thing I notice about the TK is that it never free swings like SimLabs and i dont like the finishes on TK Profile (rough texture) . It also is always tightening the bolt... One day it's gonna snap, i'm waiting for it.. In this instance, I prefer SIMlabs over TK.. In most instances that involve profile other than the P1X pro. TK edition I prefer SIM. Labs.. Which that model is basically SIM Labs? Anyway, so always SimLabs when it comes products containing profile. Just don't accept any bent or scratched items from simlabs.

@droors77 So the simlab hinge is better and more sturdy?

You must have a serious keyboard...

@droors77 No, i like quality parts if I'm paying 70$ to hold a keyboard. It should be as sturdy as the rest of the rig. Having a floppy hinge isn't quality

It's something hard. This one I like over the SIM. Labs... it's big and has autograph!

@@droors77 Something hard, like metal, or plastic?

Mostly sure It's aluminum, I like this one over the simlabs for sure.. I have both that you inquire about.

It's a metaphor for owning the wheel, That's why I have a replacement

This 60 sec triumph will make it better, clips.twitch.tv/DifficultBlitheHareTooSpicy-pn7KTMsFYcyRDia_

I've done a lot of enhancements to this monitor stand, It was a prototype for what they sell at micro center.. If you're having some sag, you're probably going to have to account for it in the way that you put your monitor stand together. So if it's skewing one millimeter, put that into the measurement, so when it skews it skews level... Or get lighter monitors.

Try these, great for leveling rig. If floor is wonky enough, can use on monitor stand. One thing is certain they're taking money for them ,because they're sold out.. sim-lab.eu/en-us/products/sim-feet-sim-racing-cockpits

Flashy colors And maybe a headrest is included..

🤷‍♀️, fit 1.5 of me in it and I'm medium-sized.

Yes, I absolutely find a difference Switching from v2, v3 and to v4. There is a variation in size between the three. I find long-term quality to be a concern with the v4 as well. They wear well feel comfortable but I feel there's no way to wash them or care for them long term.

I think it would be more cost-effective to go with QR-2 first. But if you were gonna do this, you might want to use an older version and Fanaleds program. These newer versions use fanatec driver And having the devices separated but using same program (fanatec driver) it may cause conflicts. I would check with the manufacturer of this product.

​@@droors77 Thanks too bro, change to QR2 is not a solution because my trouble seems to be a defective QR Wireless module (a internal piece hard to replace, that cut off proper recognition of wheels). I asked to the conversion kit manufacturer but cant give a answer, I need some can try it for me before to spend the money.

I'm sorry you're having such problems with your fanatec. I want to give best course of action for situation, but there isn't one. I can tell you, I used this as a solution to have a wheel with button box As I transitioned from fanatec to Simucube and this is only solution for this. Your situation is something I thought of trying but I was fortunate to be able to acquire the Sc2 Pro and get a different rim as nothing works perfectly when Trying to make it work outside its intended purpose as I found with this product. I hope you find your path.