Review: Trak Racer TR80 Lite 

Thank you for the kind words. I am sure you will have tons of fun with it. Enjoy friend 💙

Yes. They all have adjustable extrusion beams that will allow you to fixate different seats. With Sparco, or at least the ones I have seen, you will need to have seat raisers that attach by the sides of the chair (different with certain OMP that have attachment holes at the bottom) and attach those to the seat rails.

More than sufficiant to adapt it to your height friend. The entire rig is very good for configuration

@@SimulatedDrivingResource How would i do that? Thanks for the quick response.

@@viduvidanapathirana9595 you can slide the wheelbase tray up and down over the vertical beams and attach it at any point with the 4 bolts.

A set of wheels is always a good investment 👌

What nm wheel are using?

Rigidity and price (shipment included) is GTO Prime Lite. Style is TR80 Lite. Making the Prime Lite more stylish will cost less than making the TR80 more rigid.

They are protecting themselves against people that are allergic to flex. Even with my CSL dd, there was flex on the wheelbase. But I dont mind it that much really and it probably could be solved by adding a few connectors. Its upto you really. I personally never saw the use of those more expensive alu rigs but again, I am also not the most difficult person in the world.

I prefer the TR80 Lite.

​@@SimulatedDrivingResource Why? I thought the Sim-lab GT1 Evo is the benchmark for aliminium profile rigs. Which one is most rigid?

@@BostonFaith the GT1 Evo is an absolutely fine rig. I just like the TR80 better for its price, the comprehension of TR for estethics and the TR80 Lite configuration options. In sturdiness, the GT1 might be a bit better but not much.

Close call between those. The wheeldeck of the Prime lite seems a bit more fixed and it has the extra vertical profile for the shifter which stiffens the frame a bit more, but I love the details of the TR80. I don't want to pick a favorite 😅

@@SimulatedDrivingResource awesome, thanks! That's actually all i needed to hear because in my ears, having to choose between either, that means that i should get the one that comes cheapest. And with the current sales going on it's 150€ difference in favor of the omega prime lite. So i'll be ordering mine tomorrow! 😄 It won't be in stock before mid august tho so i'll have to be patiënt!

For 150€, the choice is easily made. For 1/3 of that amount you can add some color yourself if you would want. What seat did you take with it? Dont forget the discount code when you order. I think it was GTO5

@@SimulatedDrivingResource yeah that code's part of the reason for the price difference. I'll be buying the rs12 seat. Rs9 is out of stock and RS6 i'm not too sure about. I'm quite tall but not really big so the XL RS won't be necessary. Think the rs12 Will give me some extra comfort.

Rs12 is comfortable and stylish. Good choice. Rs6 and 9 are not bad, but they look and feel cheaper. And especially since you are a bit taller, they would certainly not suit you as good as the 12

Yes, with (optional) seat raisers and (optional) seat rails.

And I am 1m73... I lost 1 cm to gravity 🙄

Heya PJ. Just fine. Am having a hard time finding affordable hardware to test but in good health and happy in life. How is you doing?

@Neosphinx As good as it can be in the states. Family is good. Might pick up a bundle from Fanatec, just to be able to race. No rig though.

Its tickling again to race 😏 am glad you are OK too. You could always print your own rig 😅 how is the business going?

@Neosphinx resin printer is gone. Not the printers fault, just too hot to print in the garage. So I got rid of it. Filament isn't working very well. Going to try a direct drive filament feeder to see if it gets rid of the problem.

These profiles are pretty strong. I think he will be fine on it unless he plans on adding motion. Then I would opt for a more heavy profile.

I don't know where you live that you can buy all the elements of the rig for only $200 but here the cost of the aluminium profiles, screws, angle brackets, feet, t-nuts, covers, and all other standard elements exceeds €450. And on top of that I would have to get all the custom elements like base, pedal, shifter, and seat mounts which is additional cost. Prime lite in comparison is only €408 with all the necessary elements, and I don't have to worry about the design. As for the seat, you can't really compare the price of a new seat to one from a scrapyard. Scrapyards don't have to manufacture it so they basically get it for free and also on top of it they get paid for the disposal, they also don't have the costs of distribution etc. They would even make money if they gave it away for free (saves them the costs of disposal).

That has been my experience too when I built my custom one. Especially a wheelbase and pedal base plate is a large cost.

@@zaraza. Boston mass... Full rig 8020, 205bux

@@Patrik.Pereira You will not buy it for that price in Europe, and I also doubt you will get it in US. Unless you are again talking about some stuff scavenged from a scrapyard.

​@@Patrik.Pereirawhat website?

Eh.. you can have the DD Pro in both 5 and 8Nm. I have 8.

Which one you tested on tr80

@@mariobaric5480 8Nm

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