Next Level Racing Wheel Stand Lite (NLR-S007)

The media could not be loaded. I got into PS4 GT Sport and after I was convinced I needed a wheel setup[Logitech G29], the next decision was how to mount it. I gave the nearby furniture a college try, but it was an exercise in futility. I know getting the full cockpit setup is the ideal way to go, but I have a space issue and I couldn't devote a place specifically for something of that size. Hence my decision on a middle ground until my obsession grows to the next level. I am very pleased with this stand. I am using it either with socks or barefooted and there has been no movement as it is pretty strong. I'm 6'2 210lbs and it doesn't feel flimsy when I play. I can see the benefits of having a full cockpit setup with integrated chair as that would feel more like natural driving and have less or even zero movement. However my setup is night and day better from using the PS4 controller. This setup will run you @ $350 for the Next Level Stand Lite and Logitech G29 wheel/pedals, versus the Fanatec Elite + Next Level full cockpit @$1000+ I would say this setup gets you a 90% upgrade on realism and play ability.Thanks to Z28gaming for his review on the G29 wheel, it sold me...Pros-sturdy for the pricenice adjust-abilityincludes mounting hardwareincludes gear shifting mount [I did not use this]includes wrenches for assembly [very cool]instructions were good enough, its fairly straight forward if you have assembled anything.includes Velcro tie downs for cable management [nice thinking]extra parts [is that a good thing :)}Cons-I wish the pedal mounting bolts were hand turn-able, like the height adjustment, as we adjust regularly as my eight year also uses it.You will play more than before, as in the beginning you will suck, due to the learning curve with going from controller to wheel [just qualify and wait until you can meet or surpass your controller times before jumping back into racing]You will play more than before, as after the learning curve, you will love the additional realism and performance you are experiencing.I will definitely purchase again from Next Level Racing, their products are very thought through.

After doing a lot of research on a number of styles and options for a sim rig set up I decided to go with the Next Level Lite. I have used it for about a week so far and have to say that I am pleased with the purchase. The stand not only is sturdy but collapsible which is something I wanted. Otherwise I would have went with a full on rig. The price tag is also on point in my opinion. There are cheaper but they did not seem as robust as this stand. It is heavy but if you have a half way decent wheel then you need something that is not going to move around on you. Putting it together was easy, they give you all the tools and bolts you need. I am using a G29 but the package came with extra bolts for other set ups as well. There is a decent amount of room for adjusting depending on the chair you are using and your build. I also like that they have little shock absorption pads and extra pads in the kit to ensure you don't have annoying metal to metal rumbling that can happen with the more powerful wheels. So I believe 5 stars is appropriate as this is everything it claims to be at a decent price.

I am quite amazed how this stand works well and functionality of it.Un-boxing the rather heavy box was easy, and setting it up will take a "few" minuets (30-45 for me) to get it set-up right.- Easy to figure out if you know how mounting works- Fairly heavy (Good for heal-toe, Drifting etc without the pedal or wheel coming off the surface)- Only have a T300, TP3A, TH8A with me so it was easy to mount all three of them to the respected holes.- The overall build of it is metal and strong one at that!- Adjusting the wheel stand to your height.- 2-way shifter mount for lefties and righties.- Can move the pedal potion forward, backwards, and vertical too which is a bonus. (You lose some stability if you decided to lay it upwards)However there is some issues with it...- The stickers on the Stand, they suck. No offence but mine was already scratched up from the bottom and the other one below the wheel mount was already peeling off right after that I take the stand out of the box and moved it up without touching the sticker. Shame since they do look nice.- Adjusting the wheel angle is rather daunting, one of the holes was trim a bit too short so I had to make it wider so I could slant it down a bit to my position, mounting it properly.But these are rather minor compared to the majors.Overall I am pleased with this budget stand! I will recommend to anyone who have a modern wheel and need's a cheep mount, But I don't know about the older wheels though (2010 and below).

Well built and sturdy, although finish coming off and sicker missing out of box.Bought this to use with my CH Products Yoke and Rudder Pedals. These products are not compatible with the stand out of the box, but it can be modified fairly easy to fit the application. To get a study mount, I measured and pre-drilled two new holes with a laser drill press to accommodate the CH Products Yoke, then I used a piece of 3/4 in oak board and two 45 degree wedges to stop the wiggle from the angled rear portion. This works well, although I would like to see the holes pre-drilled and a "insert" for the angled rear portion of the CH Products Yoke. I think this product would sell like hot cakes if these changes were made.I will update this post with photos.