Minneer Stable Racing Wheel Stand with Double Support Arms Fit Logitech Moza R5
You can switch to the left or right according to your preferences and habits, so players can increase their comfort and win the game.
Steering wheel platform can be freely adjusted angle: 0-5 °, and put yourself in a comfortable game environment to win the game, according to their needs to adjust the height of the bracket, to find the right comfortable position
Triangular structure is more stable; foldable and requires less storage space.
Adjustable pedal angle: 0-30°.
You can switch to the left or right according to your preferences and habits, so players can increase their comfort and win the game.
Steering wheel platform can be freely adjusted angle: 0-5 °, and put yourself in a comfortable game environment to win the game, according to their needs to adjust the height of the bracket, to find the right comfortable position
Triangular structure is more stable; foldable and requires less storage space.
Adjustable pedal angle: 0-30°.
This product is rated 4.0 of 5.0 stars.
It has received 1 review.
Customer Reviews
I have been using this product for a little over 2 weeks and here are some brief thoughts along with what I think is a major issue.
First of all, from payment to shipping to item in hand took a total of I think 3 days which I found impressive.
The building process was relatively straightforward. I am no expert but still found it simple to assemble. More detail could have been into the instructions; I only realized halfway through that the diagrams of the nuts/bolts you needed were true to life so all you had to do was place the item on the page to see if you had the right one.
My only issue with this product is that it claims to fit the Moza R5. It does not. The pedal platform does not fit perfectly onto the base of the stand. See the attached picture to get a better idea; only the top left and bottom right corners could be lined up to be tightened. The front right and back left literally do not fit. You either have to drill holes or do some sort of 'improvisational engineering". I was lucky enough to have these random metal plates that just also happened to be the right size.
If this is simply an issue of my competence at assembling things then I will eat my words.
Other than that, the stand is sturdy and is able to handle some intense actions from the R5. I prefer lighter FFB but it can handle heavy shaking too.
Minus 1 star for the pedal and base issue.
