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Logitech Sim Rigs

These are the 26 community sim rigs on MySim that run Logitech hardware, ranked by community likes. Rig values run from $230 to $24,458 with a median of $734. The most-used wheel base across them is Moza Racing R12 V2 Wheel Base and the most-used pedals are Logitech G PRO Racing Pedals; 15 of these rigs pair Logitech with other brands. 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 26 rigs on this page. Rig values $230 to $24,458, median $734.

Wheel base
  1. Moza Racing R12 V2 Wheel Base1 rig
  2. Moza Racing R9 V2 Wheel Base1 rig
  3. SIMAGIC Alpha Wheelbase1 rig
Pedals
  1. Logitech G PRO Racing Pedals4 rigs
  2. Thrustmaster T-LCM Pedals2 rigs
  3. Asetek Invicta™ Sim Racing Pedals Brake &1 rig
Cockpit / stand
  1. Logitech Playseat® Challenge X3 rigs
  2. Logitech Playseat® Trophy Logitech G Edition2 rigs
  3. Next Level Racing F-GT Pro Formula and GT Racing Simulator1 rig

The rigs

Desk-mounted Logitech G27 with corresponding pedals, operated from an office chair. Single ASUS TUF 32" monitor.$566.62Cam Ebben104Stv Takumi's MySim$1,402.97Stv Takumi60The idea was to make a rig that has the seating position as in a GT car. It has given me a lot of comfortable seat time, where my back wasn't hurting, like it used to be when racing in front of a desk. My current plans is to change the wheel base, as the G29 is on its final lap of its lifetime, and soon after the G29 pedals, as they have only one lap to go, before the potentiometers will drive me crazy. After that I will replace the steel upper parts of the rig with the aluminum construction profiles, while also improving the ergonomics of the keyboard and mouse placement for more pleasant gaming experience. What am I looking after in terms of the next upgrade? Most probably the CSL DD QR2 Ready2Race Bundle, as it will be way quieter and more on point.$329.99Blazo40My portable and light weight Logitech rig gave my performance on the track a huge boost.$544.14Thomas Strommen31Just something that is drivable.$1,344.07MindSV30A sturdy and reliable DIY setup for a cockpit / sim rig. The wooden base is sturdy, and the extrusions are added in where needed to keep adjustabiltiy at a maxmimum relative to price. Full X-Y-Z adjustment on the wheelbase & Z adjustment on angled rails for the pedals. Car seat retains their sliders so driving position can be optimizied. I'm thinking of switching over to an ultrawide monitor setup, as VR drivers (specifically Oculus drivers) can be a bit of a pain to get working sometimes, at least in my specific use-case.$1,004.97Focus_SV30i have next level racing victory cockpit and monitor arm that can swivel so i can play normal pc games on same monitor$744.03Luufer31Always catching the upgrade itch. Never done$2,423.98Tom pearce30Built 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 Almeida30you can be fast on anything you just have to want it$659.98Aroa20Theboyeddy3's MySim$599.98Theboyeddy320It does the job, the seat feels like a bucket seat, and the actifit helps me cool down in intense races. I’m planning to upgrade to a RS50 and upgrade the cockpit later.$564.13KidsSimRacing20Shoes on the rolling chair so I dont move when braking. Mic for crewcheif, can't afford anything better$724.96Carson Habas20Rene Rodriguez's MySim$1,796.99Rene Rodriguez20I dislike not owning a handbrake, but I will soon!$1,653.95BraxtonTurm!10Plan to add rgb lights and maybe a button box$249.99Pitstop laugh11Breaks into two pieces for storage and portability, plan to upgrade eventually$229.99James H10MySim build placeholder$2,868.19dray61MySim build placeholder$1,908.97WagoDan10MySim build placeholder$459.98Jesse10MySim build placeholder$389.98Stealthy2210MySim build placeholder$3,266.98Ferris Krippendorf10MySim build placeholder$1,239.96marc10MySim build placeholder$389.98dvz00MySim build placeholder$329.99Kadin Richardson00MySim build placeholder$1,371.15koolioko00

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Questions about Logitech rigs

How much does a Logitech sim rig cost?

The 26 community rigs on MySim that use Logitech hardware range from $230 to $24,458, with a median rig value of $734. Values are the sum of tracked retail prices for each rig's listed parts, excluding tax, shipping and the PC.

Which Logitech products show up most in these rigs?

The most-used wheel base across these builds is Moza Racing R12 V2 Wheel Base and the most-used pedals are Logitech G PRO Racing Pedals. Open any rig for its complete parts list with current prices and retailer links.

Can I mix Logitech with other brands?

15 of the 26 rigs on this page combine Logitech parts with other brands. Before you buy, run the pairing through Ready Set Sim's Compatibility checker — it covers wheel-to-base, base-to-cockpit and pedal fitment across every major brand.