this is the best simpit i have ever seen!

[Chalenge]

I believe the point is there are a lot of people that would pay rather than do it themselves. I am still working on my P-51 pit (for FSX) but I can tell you that $4000 wont get you past the instrument panel.

[Reschke]

Yeah but that is different Chalenge. Most people will not put the work into it that you have either and for what that one I mentioned appears to be its not different than popping some pipe fittings for tubing together with a drill and screws and you are done. The difference is $3k+ is outrageous for that type of work.

[Flench]

Yeah but that is different Chalenge. Most people will not put the work into it that you have either and for what that one I mentioned appears to be its not different than popping some pipe fittings for tubing together with a drill and screws and you are done. The difference is $3k+ is outrageous for that type of work.

I would have to agree ..

[Chalenge]

Of course I have to agree however I could not ever work with pipes as well as I do with wood. I could probably redesign that setup in wood and produce the entire thing with seat and sound for less than $1000. Of course if that particular seat goes for $1500 that would have a severe effect on pricing but according to Corbeau its not that much!

http://www.racing-seats-usa.com/

[Silat]

I have asked the wife if I can have one
When she has finished watching X factor she will give me her reply  

Motion sensor would be good on my som chair

If you have to ask then you are married to the wrong woman:)

[Reschke]

From that link you get the Corbeau Forza seat and mounts for less than $300 and built out of tubing with mounts for HOTAS, monitor, etc...that setup can be done for less than $800 including paint and shipping. Of course that is just rough pricing and since it is only cutting and no welds involved it keeps the cost way down. I might have to look into this type of side work now.