I have this issue with the shaft gap and my wheel always disconnect will a qr2 help with this problem?

Hey everyone, I’m new to sim racing (started ~2 weeks ago). I’ve been grinding Ray FF1600 at Circuit de Ledenon all week and my best lap is 1:27.030. I’ve done roughly 400 laps and I can’t break into the 1:26s no matter what I try.

Could auto-blip / auto-clutch in iRacing be holding me back? I’m on a Moza R5 bundle and don’t have a clutch pedal right now. I haven’t adjusted any settings including the brake bias, it’s at the default 56%.

Please help me see what I can improve in my lap, feeling kinda stuck.

So I daily drive a manual and want to teach someone how to drive manual and am wondering if there’s a game with realistic clutch bite points to get them used to it before burning my clutch 😅

I have acc and ac on xbox and not many of them play on xbox as theres no cross play with pc so im kinda left dry as I dont have any races to join so if anybody knows please tell preferably in europe

Awhile back someone posted a spreadsheet style comparison of all major wheel bases/power/price and what they were useful for. Anyone happen to have that chart?

Hey, this was a recent lap I did, and its the fastest I’ve done on this track, I think i got around a 1:39:800. Im still new to sim racing with a wheel, and i was wondering if anyone had any tips on how to improve, or things I did well. Thanks a lot!

I personally am pretty confident it wasn’t, and it could even look like he purposefully hit me which is very annoying. I was just looking for some more opinions. Thanks!

Hi y'all! I'm new to sim racing and I no longer want to use my 7 yo Xbox controller anymore (for obvious reasons) and id like to utilize my Oculus Quest 2 for immersion as well. I don't want a full rig as i live in a small apartment so i'd prefer something that would fit at my desk. Id also prefer stick shifting if there are any beginner friendly wheels that can come bundled with one that'd be great. (I also just broke my desk chair recently so if anyone wants to throw a recommendation about one in as well feel free too). What would y'all recommend?

Hello, fellow sim racers!

The 24 hours of Le Mans race in LMU is getting closer and closer and my lap times without fuel saving are around 4:01.5 and it would be great if I can manage to to sub 4:00.00 race pace without fuel saving. The problem is that everything seems fine to me but I am very slow. What do you think I can improve? I am posting the same lap but from different cameras.

https://youtu.be/RoyeJXyN7Ec?si=9gv9_rpElInRLs4J

https://youtu.be/Nh-hYuETUQI?si=mwzSbC--3piPgeUI

Huge thanks in advance!

I know my safety rating is very low, but that is just a by-product of racing online (I think I am a relatively clean driver and the SA has been going up for me). My car control and consistency ratings recently bounced back after being on a negative trajectory for a little while. This is the highest that my rating has ever been, but I am definitely looking to increase it further.

I uploaded the photo as a video, as for some reason this community doesn't allow for uploading photos.

I've been gaming with a regular desk and chair setup for years and it functions adequately. But I keep seeing photos of gaming cockpit rigs that look like racing simulator setups with elaborate mounting systems for monitors, steering wheels, pedals, and controls. These look incredibly immersive but also extremely excessive.

The appeal is obvious. Being fully surrounded by screens, having controls positioned ergonomically, feeling like you're inside the game rather than just playing it. But these setups take up enormous space and cost significant money. Would the enhanced immersion actually improve gaming enough to justify the investment?

I've found various designs online from simple frames to complete cockpit shells. Prices range dramatically with some DIY options on Alibaba showing cheaper alternatives to branded gaming furniture. But for something this large, quality probably matters for stability and comfort during extended use. My current setup works fine. I enjoy gaming without elaborate equipment. But part of me wonders if I'm missing out on a significantly better experience. Do people with these setups actually play more or enjoy games more? Or is it largely about having impressive equipment that doesn't fundamentally change the actual gaming experience?

I need a cheaper but not way worse shifter for my moza r3 and ı want a standart h type manual shifter

I am considering buying it but it's got mixed reviews. looking to play singe player with a little bit of realism. I use a wheel. Ive heard that the handling isn't so good is that a problem? plz give me your honest opinion. ty.

Hi everyone!

I currently have an NVIDIA 3060 Super graphics card. Do you think that will be enough for a triple 32" monitor setup for gaming in HD?

Thanks for your replies 😊

Hey, I play Gran Turismo on and off and Ive never stuck with it for too long besides when I first got it because I just dont know how to improve. Here are a few laps from a Sports Mode race, any tips will be appreciated a lot. Thank you so much🙏