SimXPro XRS Frontwing Reinforce Your Rig with Strength & Stability The SimXPro XRS Frontwing is a precision-engineered upgrade designed to increase rigidity and structural strength in your sim racing cockpit. Built for aluminium profile rigs, it helps create a more stable and responsive setup, especially when using high-torque Direct Drive wheelbases. Perfect for both custom builds and SimXPro XRS frames, this component enhances overall performance while maintaining a clean and professional look. Key Features Reinforcement bracket for sim racing cockpits Designed for 500 mm wide aluminium profile rigs Precision CNC machined aluminium construction Increases overall rig rigidity and stability Compatible with 40-series aluminium profiles Can also be mounted on wooden rigs Quick installation with included hardware Built for Strength & Performance The XRS Frontwing is designed to strengthen key structural areas of your rig, helping to: Reduce flex under load Improve force feedback consistency Increase overall rig durability Ideal for setups with Direct Drive wheelbases and high-end pedals. Optimized for 500 mm Builds Designed for rigs with a 500 mm internal width, this component ensures: Perfect fit and alignment Easy integration into existing builds Compatibility with SimXPro XRS frames and DIY rigs Precision Fit & Easy Installation Mounting hole spacing: 460 mm (center to center width) 60 mm height spacing Mounting type: M8 hardware Includes mounting hardware for quick installation Wide Compatibility ✔️ Compatible with: SimXPro XRS frames All 40-series aluminium profile rigs (500 mm width) Wooden cockpit builds ❌ Not compatible with: Round profiles or tubular frames Product Specifications Product Name: SimXPro XRS Frontwing Material: CNC machined aluminium Mounting: M8 Width Compatibility: 500 mm rigs Hole Spacing: 460 mm (width) / 60 mm (height) Compatibility: 40-series profiles / SimXPro XRS Upgrade Your Rig’s Core Strength Add the SimXPro XRS Frontwing to your setup and experience increased rigidity, improved feedback, and a more solid driving platform—built for serious sim racing performance.
