Hardware Pairing Guide
We designed around the hardware you already own. You have spent real money on a base and pedals. The cockpit should fit them.
Fitment status: Confirmed fitment patterns and mounting hardware are pending Callum's engineering verification. The pairings below are design intent. Specific bolt patterns and adapter details publish once the review is signed off by Skid.
Direct-drive wheelbases
The platform was designed to mount current direct-drive bases. These are the base families we drew around.
- Moza RacingR9 / R12 class and equivalentsConfirmed mounting pattern and adapter details — MozaVerification pending
Engineering verification in progress. We are not going to publish a number we have not verified. Confirmed specifications will be published here once Callum's review is complete and signed off.
- SimucubeSimucube 2 Sport / Pro / UltimateConfirmed mounting pattern and adapter details — SimucubeVerification pending
Engineering verification in progress. We are not going to publish a number we have not verified. Confirmed specifications will be published here once Callum's review is complete and signed off.
- Fanatec / EndorDD1 / DD2 classConfirmed mounting pattern and adapter details — FanatecVerification pending
Engineering verification in progress. We are not going to publish a number we have not verified. Confirmed specifications will be published here once Callum's review is complete and signed off.
- SimagicAlpha / Alpha Mini and equivalentsConfirmed mounting pattern and adapter details — SimagicVerification pending
Engineering verification in progress. We are not going to publish a number we have not verified. Confirmed specifications will be published here once Callum's review is complete and signed off.
- AsetekInvicta / Forte and equivalentsConfirmed mounting pattern and adapter details — AsetekVerification pending
Engineering verification in progress. We are not going to publish a number we have not verified. Confirmed specifications will be published here once Callum's review is complete and signed off.
Pedals
The floor support and pedal plate were drawn to take the loads a load-cell pedal set generates, and to mount these pedal families.
- HeusinkveldSprint / Ultimate and equivalentsConfirmed pedal-plate bolt pattern — HeusinkveldVerification pending
Engineering verification in progress. We are not going to publish a number we have not verified. Confirmed specifications will be published here once Callum's review is complete and signed off.
- AsetekInvicta pedals and equivalentsConfirmed pedal-plate bolt pattern — AsetekVerification pending
Engineering verification in progress. We are not going to publish a number we have not verified. Confirmed specifications will be published here once Callum's review is complete and signed off.
- SimagicP2000 and equivalentsConfirmed pedal-plate bolt pattern — SimagicVerification pending
Engineering verification in progress. We are not going to publish a number we have not verified. Confirmed specifications will be published here once Callum's review is complete and signed off.
Display
The display mounting geometry was resolved as part of the cockpit design, not added as a separate arm. The intent is a triple-screen setup positioned at a correct viewing angle and distance — geometry solved at the design stage so the screens sit where your eyes expect them.
Engineering verification in progress. We are not going to publish a number we have not verified. Confirmed specifications will be published here once Callum's review is complete and signed off.
Software
The cockpit is hardware. It runs whatever you run. It does not interfere with the tools you already use, including:
- SimHub — dash, telemetry, and accessory control
- Crew Chief — spotter and race engineer
These are listed as examples of software the cockpit is non-interfering with. No partnership or official integration is implied.
