RennSport Wheel Stand
Why race on a coffee table?
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- Posted 10/27/2009
One of the best ways to play the recently released Forza 3 (or any other driving game) is with a wheel and pedal setup. While they can add a lot to the experience of your virtual drive, it isn't always easy to find a place to set them up. Sure, you can attach them to a desk or table but the result isn't always ideal. Some wheels even have a lap extension so you can put the contraption on your lap but we've never found one that felt anything like driving. At the opposite end of the spectrum, there's also the elaborate full cockpits, should you happen to have several thousand dollars laying around and an extra living room to house it in. So what's a race fan who wants to get his wheel on to do?
Last week, one possible solution arrived at GameSpot HQ courtesy of Microsoft and the folks at Fanatec. We received a RennSport Wheel Stand which serves as a mobile and adjustable solution for your racing needs. The version we received came complete with the Fanatec Porsche 911 Turbo S Wheel already attached, but construction looks to be a pretty simple process. Once put together, you have a very solid base that folds up into a package small enough to fit under the bed, yet offers a remarkably solid setup.
Last week, one possible solution arrived at GameSpot HQ courtesy of Microsoft and the folks at Fanatec. We received a RennSport Wheel Stand which serves as a mobile and adjustable solution for your racing needs. The version we received came complete with the Fanatec Porsche 911 Turbo S Wheel already attached, but construction looks to be a pretty simple process. Once put together, you have a very solid base that folds up into a package small enough to fit under the bed, yet offers a remarkably solid setup.
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