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High-End Sim Rigs ($5,000 and Up)

These are the 30 community sim rigs on MySim valued at $5,000 or more, ranked by community likes. Rig values run from $5,052 to $26,382 with a median of $7,683. The most-used wheel base at this level is Simucube 2 Pro and the most-used pedals are Simucube ActivePedal Pro + Throttle. Every rig below lists its full parts list with current prices.

Ranked by community likes · values from Ready Set Sim's tracked retail prices · updated September 20, 2026

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What people actually run

Most-used parts across the 30 rigs on this page. Rig values $5,052 to $26,382, median $7,683.

Wheel base
  1. Simucube 2 Pro9 rigs
  2. Simucube 2 Ultimate4 rigs
  3. Asetek Forte® Direct Drive Wheelbase 18Nm2 rigs
Pedals
  1. Simucube ActivePedal Pro + Throttle5 rigs
  2. Asetek Invicta™ S-Series T.H.O.R.P.™ II3 rigs
  3. SIMAGIC P1000i Pedal3 rigs
Cockpit / stand
  1. Advanced Sim Racing ASR PRO6 rigs
  2. Sim-Lab P1X Pro Sim Racing Cockpit4 rigs
  3. Trak Racer Alpine Racing TRX V23 rigs

The rigs

This is my main rig right now. I’ve got two setups in the studio that I swap around pretty often depending on what gear I’m testing. Lately, I’ve added a full D-BOX motion system and the Qubic System QS-BT1 seat belt tensioner — and together, they make the whole experience way more immersive and just plain fun. Lately, I’ve been using the BST Alpha, GSI GXL V2, and GSI FPE V2 wheels the most. Next big upgrade on my list is moving up to some bigger monitors — probably 48” screens.$22,616.36The SimRacing Den253Sarah Nocchi's MySim$19,961.99Sarah Nocchi211A versatile Eng-Game build for any kind of racing, trucking, farming, streaming or drifting. The Rig has gone through many changes since its inception in 2021. I use my Artura McLaren Ultimate for GT/Formula racing, my OMP WRC Wheel for Rally racing and my precious NARDI wheel directly imported from Japan for drifting.$8,075.76TGSR125My first rig! I actually sold this 4 months ago as I was moving across the country, but my new one will be built next week with almost the exact same setup.$9,808.47Ian Strommen113Built for uncompromising immersion, my metallic blue TR120S V2 is the backbone of the Phantom Sector sim racing cockpit. The anodized blue chassis brings a motorsport-grade aesthetic while delivering the rigidity and adjustability serious endurance racing demands. Paired with a GT-style seat, ultra-wide display, and precision-mounted controls, this rig is tuned for long stints, consistent inputs, and full race-day immersion. Every element is positioned with intent—from wheelbase and pedal geometry to auxiliary displays and tactile feedback—creating a cockpit that feels less like a setup and more like stepping into a modern Hypercar. The metallic blue finish ties it all together with a bold, signature look that stands out on stream and on grid.$7,521.99real_cronk82Streaming Setup - This setup is designed around streaming/content creation. With a single PC setup, single ultrawide monitor with an additional monitor for streaming software, chat, etc. I have many rims including all Asetek Rims, Ascher Rim, Custom Mazda and Oval rims made from various companies components. Full List of all my gear can be found at MattMaloneTV.com$6,217.95Matt Malone70This is my rig right now. It's a single PC streaming setup with tripple screen and a monitor on top for streaming software, etc. Recently upgraded to Simucube base and pedals and a BavarianSimTech Alpha. Next Upgrades would be a new graphics card and 1440p tripple screen.$5,504.00FelixVoetter60Next Level Rig with full Simucube configuration. Simucube 2 pro with Simucube 3 Pro on the way. 3 Simucube Ultimate pedals. Flight sim controls available to use. BigScreen Beyond 2 VR. Qubic QS-220 with QS-CH2 traction loss surge. Over $42000 in the rig.$20,205.76GRANDSPORT41My rig I've been updating over the last 2 years$6,727.94Dave Crosson40This is my current rig after a lot of updates. Started in Nov of last year with a NLR F-gt rig and a T-598 with a 55" TV mounted to rig, to what I have now. Still upgrading or adding or changing stuff as it never ends. I'm very happy with it. My computer is my latestest upgrade. The speaker/light mounts on rear I really like and love the look. All my Govee light mounts from this guy on Etsy SinhRig. Next upgrades are up in the air..ASR pro rig, Slip-Angle 4 corners. The rdy set sim PC is not where I got mine. I added to show price it costed me and to add to total.$8,295.94AvidSimRacer40I’ve built my sig for immersion. I want the feeling of actually being in a GT3 race car. I’m always looking to improve upon what I built and I’m extremely happy how it’s turning out.$9,266.52EWSimRacing40Damon Tritle's MySim$5,742.90Damon Tritle30Built with the help of Vero Motion on-site, this simulator was build for both practice and streaming, and made to last years with no needed upgrade. This is my professional simulator I use to coach, practice and create content for the Almeida Racing Academy.$24,458.18Suellio Almeida30I really enjoy my TrakRacer Alpine setup — the wide screen makes every race feel fully immersive, and the Moza wheel delivers such a smooth, responsive drive. The vibrant LED colors add the perfect finishing touch, creating an atmosphere that feels both high-tech and exciting. Plan to get racing shoes and maybe another mbooster for my throttle.$5,052.09Pierre20Simon's MySim$5,743.90Simon20SofaKINGfast's MySim$6,569.99SofaKINGfast22Few items not listed here as it's not in the list. LG Ultragear 45" OLED ASR Traction Loss Plate GSI Hyper-P1 Wheel Grid 911 RSR Wheel Simagic NeoX Grid 10" 991 Cup Dash EPLabs DDX StreamDeck XL StreamDeck+ Moza AB9$26,381.74Bunta Racing20Plan to add haptics cushions to the seat, an eventually in the distant future motion. This rig has taken shape over the course of 4 years.$5,208.96ZŪMrig21Systems: PS5, Xbox and PC build. Games Played: iRacing, AC, ACC, AC Evo, AC Rally, F1 23, ATS, Forza, GT7$5,838.95Toro3420Alx Spetz's MySim$11,610.21Alx Spetz20Here is my VRS, Motion and haptics setup. As a content creator and spending all my money, here is the rig that took years to come together. With every piece of it pieced together, it is my little piece of heaven.$21,380.84Grayze Dynamics20This is my main rig right now. Porsche 911 RSR Sim Racing Steering Wheel - GRID Engineering Podium Steering Wheel BMW M4 GT3 - Fanatec Simucube 2 Pro P2000 2 Pedal Set - Simagic Haptic P-HPR - Simagic Porsche 911 GT3 Cup Dashboard Display Unit - GRID Engineering DD-X Display Unit with touch-screen - Presicion Sim Engineering TR160 MK4 Racing Simulator - Trak Racer SMALL FREESTANDING TRIPLE MONITOR STAND - 800MM / 31.5" WIDE - Trak Racer GT Style Fixed Fiberglass Seat - Trak Racer Monitor 32GR93U-B LG triple screen - LG Control Center - Bavarian Simtec HF8 Haptic - Next Level Racing Facecam MK.2 Webcam - Elgato Stream Deck XL - Elgato ROG Bezel-Free Kit - ASUS I'm missing a good movement system to be complete, for now...$8,310.99Moses Corp12anapaulaf1enthusiast's MySim$5,604.91anapaulaf1enthusiast10High end Sim build - There is more to it but Website does not have entries and Im getting an error.$15,865.17Mark P Rodrigues10Bobby McGee's MySim$7,843.96Bobby McGee10thurgood710's MySim$6,208.76thurgood71010I have different pieces of sim that I have built and bought over time. I would like to have a better computer and a direct drive wheel I think it would really help me a lot.$6,732.19Brandon10My work in progress (is a rig ever done?), focused 50/50 on VR and triple monitors. No space for motion currently, so focusing on immersion through haptics and wind. Hypercool seat is an early prototype of the new released product as I am an employee of NLR, so I get to take cool new things home and play with them from time to time. Cable Management could use some work, but I am always taking things on and off the rig, it becomes problematic.$5,766.98brodienlr00MySim build placeholder$5,358.76Bobby McGee21MySim build placeholder$18,320.48Tom Sanders220

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Questions about sim rigs $5,000+

What do people actually run in a sim rig at $5,000 and up?

Across the 30 community rigs at $5,000 and up on MySim, the most-used wheel base is Simucube 2 Pro, the most-used pedals are Simucube ActivePedal Pro + Throttle, and the most common cockpit or stand is Advanced Sim Racing ASR PRO. Every rig on this page lists its full parts list with current prices.

How is the value of each rig calculated?

A rig's value is the sum of Ready Set Sim's tracked retail prices for the catalogue parts in the build (a triple-monitor build counts its monitor three times). Tax, shipping and the gaming PC are not included, so treat it as the hardware cost of the rig itself.

How do I build my own sim rig at $5,000 and up?

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