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The configuration page is designed to guide you through specifying a motion rig that precisely matches your cockpit, driving style, and performance expectations. Rather than selecting a fixed product, you’re effectively building a bespoke system from the ground up.

Start by confirming your cockpit dimensions. The platform is engineered around specific width and length parameters, so accuracy here ensures correct actuator placement and optimal motion geometry. If your rig differs, the form encourages a tailored quotation, reinforcing that this is a custom build rather than an off-the-shelf solution.

Next, use the product selector to define your base system—typically 3DOF or 6DOF—and then refine the motion profile by choosing stroke lengths for rear traction loss (TL), surge, and front TL. These settings directly influence how aggressively the rig simulates braking forces, acceleration, and rear-end slip. The option to include a Thanos controller and specify heave actuator length allows further tuning of responsiveness and vertical motion fidelity.

The key decision is your degree of freedom (DOF):

1–2 DOF: Entry-level motion, usually limited to pitch and roll. Cost-effective and compact, but lacks depth in traction and surge simulation.

3 DOF: Adds traction loss or surge, offering a noticeable jump in immersion without the complexity of full-motion systems.

4–5 DOF: More nuanced feedback, blending multiple axes for semi-professional realism.

6 DOF: Full-motion platforms simulate pitch, roll, yaw, surge, sway, and heave—delivering the most authentic experience, but requiring more space, budget, and setup time.

A major advantage of this system is its modularity—you can start with fewer actuators and upgrade over time as budget allows. However, higher DOF systems introduce increased cost, complexity, and maintenance considerations.

Finally, enter your contact details to receive a tailored quote. It’s important to note that the price generated is a guide only. Final costs depend on bespoke elements such as sizing, finishes, and advanced configuration choices—ensuring your rig is built exactly to your requirements, not constrained by a standard package.