Sim-Lab GT1 Evo Simracing Cockpit
The Sim-Lab GT1 Evo is an enthusiast aluminum-profile cockpit that brings 8020-style rigidity at a mid-range price, with a DD-ready chassis and flexibility to front- or bottom-mount your wheelbase. It's a solid foundation for a direct-drive setup. Just budget for extras: neither a seat nor a monitor mount is included, so factor those optional add-ons into your build.
Specifications
| Spec | Value | Verification |
|---|---|---|
| frame type | Aluminum Profile 80 | medium confidence |
| seat included | no | high confidence |
| monitor mount included | no | sourced |
| front or bottom mount | both | unsourced detail |
3/4 specs sourced. Amber rows are unverified — we show them as reported, not confirmed.
- max wheelbase torque (Nm): Verified 2026-06-12 against sim-lab.us GT1 Evo page: DD-ready/compatible base list published but NO Nm ceiling stated — left flagged (manufacturer never states one)
Best for
- Aluminum-profile rigidity at a mid-range price (DD-ready 8020 chassis)
Who should skip this
- Buyers wanting an included seat or monitor mount (both optional add-ons)
Compatibility
No platform-specific compatibility requirements — this works in any standard sim racing setup.
Upgrade path
Outgrow it and the Trak Racer TR120S V2 is the natural next step up in cockpits. See it →
Sources (4 · 3 high-confidence)
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- primarySim-Lab US - GT1 Evo Simracing Cockpit, $449.00 (seat brackets/slider not included; monitor mount optional)manufacturer · high
- frame_typeSim-Lab GT1 Evo review - '8020 aluminum profile chassis' (40x80mm series)review · medium
- monitor_mount_includedGT1 Evo page - monitor mounting offered as 'None / Integrated Vario Single / Triple' options (not standard)manufacturer · high
- seat_includedGT1 Evo page - 'The seat brackets and optional seat slider are not included'manufacturer · high