Cockpit accessories

Only what your equipment demands: a shifter or handbrake mount if you run one, a keyboard tray for menus and setups, and a monitor solution if it is not handled separately. Cockpits typically arrive with the essential decks included - resist buying the whole shelf on day one and add pieces as the rig evolves.

Mostly yes - accessories clamp into T-slots with T-nuts, so the deciding factor is the profile size and slot width, not the cockpit brand. Each product lists which profiles and chassis it supports; send us your cockpit model if you want a combination confirmed before ordering.

Where your hand naturally falls from the wheel - typically beside your thigh on the right side rail, mirroring a real car's console. Good side mounts adjust height, depth and angle, and a solid mount matters more than it seems: handbrake pulls and aggressive shifts put real force through it.

Yes - keyboard trays mount to the side profiles within seated reach, which you will appreciate every time a sim wants a setup change or a server password mid-session. Swiveling and foldable designs keep the tray out of the way while driving.

Almost always just hex keys - accessories clamp with T-nuts and bolts into the existing slots, no drilling. The practical tip: slide-in T-nuts sometimes need an open profile end, while drop-in (hammer) T-nuts install anywhere on an assembled rig - worth checking which type an accessory ships with.