P1X Ultimate
$1,849.00
The P1X Ultimate Sim Racing Cockpit is Sim-lab's newest version of the original P1 cockpit that helped redefine sim racing. It blends the latest technologies with the clean, straightforward upright profiles users have grown to appreciate and enjoy working with.
- Proven best quality cockpit
- Community driven
- Slotted profiles
- Straight uprights
- Easy to assemble
- Made in Europe
Proven best quality cockpit
For over a decade, Sim-Lab cockpits have set the benchmark in sim racing. Every detail matters. From the rigid aluminum profiles to precision-machined parts, they use only the best materials available.
Community driven
Sim-lab's community loved their latest P1X Pro cockpit, but did critique them on some design choices. It now features the fully slotted profiles and upright profiles, making it simpler to attach accessories.
Original profiles
With four slots on each side, there’s plenty of room to work with, and your cockpit is ready to handle anything you throw at it. These newly developed, proprietary profiles offer the best of both worlds: lightweight and highly practical.
Straight uprights
The P1X Ultimate brings back the iconic straight uprights, a design choice many in the community have been asking for. This layout not only gives the cockpit its clean and functional look, but also improves compatibility with a wide range of accessories. Mounting your wheel, dashboard, or button box becomes more intuitive, with easier alignment and more flexibility in positioning.
Easy to assemble
With the P1X Ultimate, Sim-lab have taken everything they've learned from the P1X Pro and applied it to make assembly faster, easier, and more precise. Pre-drilled holes, sandwich plates, and optimized bracket designs are all carried over to ensure a rock-solid build with minimal effort. The result is a cockpit that not only feels premium but also comes together with less guesswork and fewer tools.
P1X Ultimate Specifications
- Wheelmount: Front mount, Wheeldeck
- Color: Black
- Dimensions: 1350 mm x 580 mm (widest point 680mm) x 770 mm (L x W x H)
- Aluminium profiles and mounting materials
- Wheel deck mount or front/side mount
- Brackets for the front mount wheels
- Pedal deck
- Side mount for accessories
- Bolts for mounting seats
- Adjustable feet set
- Asetek DD wheelbase Forte/Prima/Invicta
- AccuForce V1, V2
- Conspit ARES (inc. Platinum version)
- Fanatec CSL, CSW, CSL-DD, GT DD-PRO, DD1, DD2, Podium DD
- Logitech G25, G27, G920/G923
- Logitech Pro
- Moza R5, R9, R12, R16/21
- Thrustmaster T248, T300/TX, T500RS, T-818
- Thrustmaster TC-PS, TS-XW, TG-T, TG-T II, T598
- Simagic Alpha Mini DD, Ultimate
- Simagic Alpha Evo Sport/Pro
- Simucube 3 Sport, Pro, Ultimate
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FAQ
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Both chassis deliver zero-flex performance for high-torque direct drive systems beyond 30Nm.
- The P1X Pro features dedicated wheel mounting options and optimised motion system compatibility with aluminium construction.
- The ASR 4 uses a reinforced 114mm aluminium base with an integrated steering column, plus proprietary powder coating offering superior scratch resistance and integrated cable management throughout.
Your choice will really depend on motion plans and mounting preferences. Come into our Melbourne showroom to chat with the team and craft a raceworthy rig you’ll love.
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They’re both at similar price points, but they excel in different areas. The P1X Pro features Sim Lab's signature aluminium profile construction with dedicated wheel mounting options (front mount or wheel deck), offering maximum flexibility and future-proofing for motion systems.
The ASR Pro (Gen 2) uses a hybrid aluminium and powder-coated steel construction. It's built in Canada with enhanced modularity, making it easier to add accessories and upgrades as your setup evolves.
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The P1X Pro represents the next level in sim racing chassis engineering. The upgrade delivers noticeably enhanced rigidity for high-torque direct drive systems above 20Nm, superior adjustability for fine-tuning driving position, and critically, future-proofing for motion systems. Many people consider upgrading when their hardware demands exceed their current rig's capabilities.