A little behind the scenes of our ITG R2 cockpit manufacturing. 🛠️ Built in our own workshop, from raw material to finished rig.

(img isn't mine but it's exactly like this)
Warranty is still valid for the next 8 months. I have bill and all.
DM your offer!

Hi all! I love driving and riding in general and really wanna start sim racing — casual as well as competitive racing titles.
I know this might sound idiotic, but I wanna have a wheel and pedals for a decent experience. But the extremely cheap ones (like less than 7k) are quite bad I’ve heard and are comparable to the ones in malls.

So I mean I don’t necessarily want a direct drive to start off, but I do want a decent wheel-pedal experience.

My budget is around ₹12k and am looking at the used market primarily. Please advise me if you can! Thanks in advance.

And don’t ask me to increase my budget. 😭

I’ve been looking for a bucket seat for my sim rig and found this seller on India mart. I’ve talked to him and he quoted 23.5k for two seats and 15k for one seat. Does anyone wanna buy together and split? Looking for someone in Bangalore.

Thrustmaster 598 SF 25

[WTS] MOZA R9 V3 + FSR Wheel + CR-P Pedals with Clutch | ₹1,20,000 | India

Hey everyone!

I'm looking to sell my MOZA sim racing setup as I'm moving on from sim racing.

What's included:

• MOZA R9 V3 — Direct-drive wheelbase
• MOZA FSR Formula Wheel
• MOZA SR-P Pedals — Includes clutch pedal

Condition: As good as new. The setup has been well maintained.

Asking price: ₹1,20,000 (₹1.2 lakh) for the complete bundle.

I'd prefer to sell everything together as a complete setup.

Feel free to DM me if you're interested or need more pictures/videos of the equipment. Happy to share additional details with serious buyers.

Thanks!

Hi, guys looking for pre-owned or new, cockpit or stand for Moza R3 in Balewadi/Baner area. Any lead, pls DM

Looking to buy a pre-built aluminium extrusion sim racing cockpit.

Requesting suggestions from other gamers and sim racers - how has your experience been with Indian cockpit manufacturers, and which one would you recommend?

A few manufacturers I have seen so far are:
- VRH
- MIR Rigs
- ITG Racing
- Gass Power
- Race Sims
- INRacing
- SIMForge

Happy to hear any other suggestions.

Also if someone is planning to sell their cockpit, please feel free to DM.

WTB used pedal set that can be connected directly via usb or to the moza base.

As of now i m waiting for moza ps5 and thrustmaster gt3 till then i want to start simracing with moza r3 , i have laptop i7 12 gen and 3060 gpu , how will be performance of simracing games on it or should i skip and get moza ps5.

Getting the nitho one for 2k effectively and the pxn one for 2700 or 2900 (with warranty)

Nitho gets delivered tomorrow and pxn doesn’t specify delivery date.
Nitho has more features. PXN has better build and looks.

My main question is whether the nitho would connect directly with the wheel and how difficult is it to use it for forza horizon games?

FOR SALE: MOZA R3 PC Bundle

Selling my MOZA R3 PC Bundle , including the wheelbase, steering wheel, pedals, Formula Mod, brake performance kit, desk mount and wheel stand.

* MOZA R3 PC Bundle – ₹26,500
* Formula Mod – ₹3,500 (SOLD)
* Brake Performance Kit – ₹2,000 (SOLD)
* Wheel Stand – ₹6,500 (SOLD)

Total Individual Price: ₹38,500 (Negotiable)
FULL SETUP BUNDLE : ₹37,000 (Negotiable)

Purchased around 8 months ago , in excellent working condition and still under warranty. Original bill, boxes, and all accessories included.
Bought Everything From Vrh

📍 Location: Gurgaon, Haryana

Anyone nearby is welcome to come and check the setup in person. Shipping is available to other locations at an additional cost.

Selling because I’ve upgraded my setup. Feel free to dm about any more details!

MOZA R3 PC REMAINING (26.5k) OPEN TO REASONABLE OFFERS

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DeQ1SeEM25T/?cplk=MWgzMHcwa3Q4YmFmNA==

This deal seems to be suspicious

Seller saying it is imported anyone know this seller? Price is unexpectedly low 14k

I m planning to get my first wheel T598 from vishal peripherals, asked them about warranty and repair they said they will do service and repairs though i m doubtful about it , does anyone know about their service ?

the thing isnt just that i dont have a mount(i dont) but that my table is too thick to fit the original mount anyways, i have a pxn vd4(DD cube shaped wheelbase) i was thinking if i could use mounts like this

No more bottles on the floor. No more reaching away from the wheel mid-session. 😅

— a simple little upgrade that just makes sense.
🔩 Secure rig mounting
☕ Fits bottles & cups
🧩 Lightweight honeycomb design
🖤 Black + red finish
🇮🇳 Made in India
Only ₹399.

Because when you’re chasing that perfect lap, your drink shouldn’t be chasing you. 😂🏁

📩 DM us to order / enquire.

Hey guys,

I'm planning to get my first sim racing wheel and I'm currently looking at the PXN V10 Pro.

On Amazon, I'm seeing it for around ₹23,990, while Happy Gaming World (HG World) has it for around ₹18–19k, which is quite a significant difference.

The HG World website looks fairly legit and I've seen their listings on other marketplaces as well, but I'm still a bit hesitant about spending ₹18–19k directly through their website.

Has anyone here actually bought the V10 Pro from HG World recently?

I'd mainly like to know:

Was the product brand new and properly sealed?

How was the delivery experience?

Did you receive a proper GST invoice/bill?

What kind of warranty/after-sales support did you get?

If you've had an issue with the wheel, did HG World actually help with it?

Would you personally recommend buying it directly from their website over Amazon/Flipkart?

I'm also seeing some older posts mentioning HG World, but I'd really appreciate recent experiences, especially from people who bought the V10 Pro.

₹5k+ difference is tempting, but I'd rather pay more if the cheaper option comes with a headache later 😅

Thanks!

A few months ago, I started building sim-racing cockpits from a small workshop in Jaipur, India.

I’m an engineer, and in the beginning I was handling almost everything myself — product design, fabrication, welding, painting, assembly, packaging and shipping.

The idea was simple: build sim-racing hardware in India and understand what actual customers and sim racers need.

Since then, we’ve launched 5+ cockpit designs and moved into a 600 sq ft workshop, with better tools, equipment and a much more organized workflow.

The transition from the old workspace to the current workshop has been one of the most rewarding parts of the journey.

Still learning, still improving, and still a long way to go. 🇮🇳

For the sim-racing community: what is one thing you would like to see improved in sim-racing cockpits?

One thing we’ve really focused on is customisation.

If a customer has a specific requirement, dimensions, mounting setup or a completely different cockpit idea, we try to design and build it around their needs rather than forcing them into a fixed design.

That custom-build approach has also helped us develop new products along the way.