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It’s the little details that separate a good rig from a race-winning one. That’s why we stock a curated range of sim rig accessories from the brands serious sim racers trust, including Simagic, Exodus Racing, and Qubic System.
Whether you're chasing tenths or building your first proper rig, SimRigs has the parts to get it right and the pit crew to match.
Here's what's available across the key sim racing accessory categories:
Wheel decks and monitor mounts for clean, stable screen positioning
Keyboard trays for sim management on the fly
Shifter and handbrake brackets for clean rig integration
Wheel hubs and spacers for precise fitment and feel
Quick-release adapters for fast wheel swaps between disciplines
Paddle shifter modules for a more responsive, tactile shift feel
Motor shaft extenders for optimal wheel base positioning
Wheel base mounts and table clamps for secure installation
Floor mats to keep your pedals planted mid-session
Haptic reactors for a more realistic brake and throttle feel
It's not always the big ticket items that make the difference:
A pedal plate that locks your heel in place improves braking consistency
A stiffer chassis means your wheel inputs translate directly without flex absorbing feedback
A proper quick release lets you swap between a GT wheel and a formula rim in seconds
A haptic reactor gives you surface texture and kerb feedback that force feedback alone can't replicate
Every one of these is the kind of marginal gain that real drivers obsess over, and we stock the sim racing rig accessories that make those gains possible.
Visit our Melbourne showroom to see accessories fitted to real rigs, or get in touch and our team will point you in the right direction.
Start with the basics that directly affect your inputs. A pedal plate for consistent foot placement and a quality quick release if you plan to swap wheels. From there, chassis bracing and vibration dampening are worthwhile upgrades.
Wheel hubs and quick releases are often brand-specific, while floor mats and certain chassis braces tend to be universal. Pedal plates and base mounts, however, often depend heavily on your specific cockpit frame layout, so always check compatibility.
Yes, indirectly. Accessories that reduce chassis flex, improve pedal consistency, or sharpen force feedback translate directly into more repeatable inputs, which is where lap time comes from.
Not immediately. A solid base rig is the priority, but even entry-level setups benefit from a good floor mat and a wheel mount. They're low-cost and make a noticeable difference to consistency.