CO-Z Racing Steering Wheel Stand Simulator for PS4 Gt Gaming G29 G920 Logitech Racing Wheel Stand Height Adjustable Pro Wheel Stand for Thrustmaster2

I done a fair bit of research when it came to buying a steering wheel stand for my newly purchased Logitech G29 and there are lots to choose from out there. You can spend anywhere from £50 to £200, and I really wasn't sure what I wanted, but I decided I would opt for the Sfeomi one, which at the time cost me £69.99.Although not eligible for Amazon Prime Next Day delivery, it arrived in about 5 days, which included a weekend. The first impression was that the box was very heavy; a good sign, for sure. I emptied it out, and laid out all the parts.There really isn't much to it. You pop the top "shelf" part into the bottom base part and tighten it up with the twist screws that are included. I was slightly concerned about there not being any holes pre-drilled into the frame, and wasn't sure how the screws were going to grip against the smooth metal, but it holds together very nicely. The fit of the metal itself is very snug, and there is no noticeable wobbling or slipping.Next, get your wheel of choice and prepare the wires for it. I found it was easier to place the cables where they are going to go (power on the outside, USB in the middle, pedals on the right), and opted to route them down the left hand side of the frame. With the Logitech G29, there is a cable management grooving on the bottom, but be very sure to have the cables properly running through it before screwing it to the stand, otherwise you will nip the cables and damage them. There are 2 screws to hold it in place, as well as the 2 side clamps that are attached to the wheel which attach to the top plate. Once the wheel is screwed in, it isn't going anywhere, and it is very secure.Then do the same with your pedals. There are similar screws to hold it into the base plate, and again, it's going nowhere once it's on. I opted not to put the gear shift stand on, as I have only got the wheel and pedal set, but this would go together in a similar manner.After I was done with this, I done some basic cable management with some zip ties down the side of the frame. Some fabric ones are included, but you're better off with the black plastic ones. Overall, once it's done, it looks neat and tidy.The only modification I have made was to put some non-slip matting on the bottom - 4 thin strips cut to size, and stuck on with double sided tape. As my stand is placed on carpet, there was a wee bit of movement with heavy braking, but this was solved at a grand cost of about a fiver.It really is a superb stand. It's nice and heavy, and it stands up to everything on Max Force Feedback without any movement whatsoever. The best part about it is it is easy to pick up and move to the side if you don't need the wheel at that time, but it stays put when you are using it (with the modification mentioned before). The wheel itself is at a nice distance from the pedals (the pedals are about a foot further back from the wheel) so you have a nice natural driving position, and more importantly, it doesn't have a stupid supporting pillar in the middle of the pedals like some competitor products do. As it has 2 support columns down both sides, and 3 reinforcing rods across the middle of these, it feels absolutely solid.Compared to some of the other products, this is a no-brainer to purchase!

The product arrived within a few days of ordering as stated by the company. The frame is really well made and easy to put together my only criticism and what stopped me from giving it a 5 star is that the accelerator pedals a Thrustmaster TMX do not fit onto the frame as the holes do not line up. On the frame the holes to secure the accelerator pedals go up and down on the frame, however the holes on the Thrustmaster pedals go across and so do not line up at all. I had to drill two holes into the frame to attach the pedals to the frame but now it is done it works fine and my son is very happy with the result.

Before I begin this is a great wheel stand especially for the price. So sturdy and yet simple to assemble. I have a G920 which will be identical to the new g923 and it did not fit this rig without modification. The hooks on the wheel for desk fitting get in the way of it lining up with the mounting holes, so I just drilled some new ones. Simple if you have the tools. The other thing is I am 6' 2" and this setup is at its very limit to fit me comfortably. However apart from these things I am thrilled with this purchase having seen its competition and being underwhelmed by them and they were more expensive.

The frame itself is good and strong, but the nuts that are welded to it to clamp down the great lever arm and the wheel bracket are poorly welded. One of the nuts on the gear lever arm came off when assembling for the first time and showed signs of rust underneath. The screws can only be tightened by hand so this was clearly a very weak weld. Since then one of the nuts that holds the steering wheel are had also sheered off. Additionally, no matter how much you tighten the gear lever arm or wobbles around because the smaller tube is so much smaller than the larger tube it slots into.

The instructions weren't absolutely clear on which screws were used for what but other than that, it's a sturdy frame and feels strong when using it - I'd recommend gettng a non-slip matt for the underneath as, while it generally does not move because of its own weight, it is possible to push it away from you if you're using pedals.Overall I'd recommend this

frame was bent (due to bad welding) rusty, sizes marked do not include the screw points (so add extra 5-7 cm) so many issues . avoid it . seller was excellent and gave refund *****.sadly now I get an email every day begging for a review adjustment. Ok so they refunded me on a shoddy item but seriously stop hounding me to adjust the review.****

Great sturdy stand as all the drilled holes ready for logitech wheels as i have the g920 this is ok for thrustmaster too its a well made stand for the price easy to set up too .

Firstly, the ease of putting it together was brilliant. However, really could do with being a little higher. Coupled with a G29, works really well except not enough screws were provided to secure the wheel and the pedals - one or the other. The fact the bit for the gear shifter is optional means it makes for a tidy construction. I would recommend but we'll see in 6 months after it's taken punishment...