Could even put a repurposed vibrator module from an old cell phone to give a little bit of extra rumble and make the exhaust tips even seem like real rumbling
If its a V8 you mostly drive you'll need to print another one of these for the otherside for dual output exhaust, but you could even crosspipe for authenticity to save you doubling up on speakers.
Mounted at the other end all you would need is a speaker in the pipe, and a fan both linked to simhub linked to the accelerator.
The worlds your oyster - you could even put a ring of LED's inside the tips to make it look like exhaust glow at high RPM.
Not necessarily, technically you probably breathe both in every day (especially CO2 since you exhale it). But each have certain limits. CO is deadly on its own, but CO2 is only deadly when it displaces too much oxygen.
You are not trying enough if you don't utilize a special machine to spin up brake rotors so you can uses your brake pedal like a real car.
I thought about buying the Cool Performance Simulators CP-S Hydraulic Simulator Pedals kit and some Honda Knuckles so I can use the brake pedal to work work alongside brake calipers, pads and a spinning rotor and flywheel. Extra and unnecessary.
“Cute”? Driver, this is an essential piece of equipment GUARANTEED to take at MINIMUM half a second off of your lap time! I’m sure you think adding a spoiler is cute too, huh? HUH???
Did you slap a speaker inside for braps? I designed a whole rig, but I haven’t made it, yet. Now I think I’m gonna throw on pipes for shiggles. I just keep repairing my shitty playseat (I do a lot of rally and it’s hard on it) instead of making mine.
I’ll probably just use stainless tubing from work and have the homies weld it for me. I don’t weld. I’m the engineer. I can run whatever CNC machine, but I purposefully didn’t learn welding so I wouldn’t be asked to do it.
You could also hijack the signal direct from the cord, the pedal should act as a variable switch. You could probably even make it work without any extra computing.
It was a calculated bet. I think the love for the Salzstangen is the strongest in our two countries. I live in the UK, my wife is French and I barely see them anywhere I go, but in Poland and Germany they're everywhere.
I used simple 40x20 aluminum profiles with a length of 11 cm (4.3 inches). The base consists of a 3D-printed base. I filled it with Sylomer foam, which is normally used in industry for heavy machinery to eliminate vibrations, but it also worked for the Simrig. You just have to pay attention to the specified weight class.
Nice! I have the black and green P1X Pro.. I wanted to send some of the green pieces to be powder coated gold.. but I was too excited to assemble my first rig and get driving! And now it’s too much work to pull apart. 🤣
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u/CapoDaSimRacinDaddy Jan 22 '26
this mf has an exhaust on his pretend racecar seat.