The SimXPro XT120 is a premium aluminium-profile sim racing cockpit created for drivers using powerful direct-drive wheelbases and demanding pedal systems. Its heavy-duty 40×120 mm construction delivers exceptional rigidity while retaining the extensive adjustment and modularity required from a long-term simulator platform. Designed primarily around a GT driving position, the XT120 is equally suitable for a high-end home simulator, esports environment or motion setup. Its premium black powder-coated finish gives the cockpit a clean, professional appearance, while open profile channels make future upgrades straightforward. Built for High-Torque Direct Drive Racing The reinforced frame supports direct-drive wheelbases producing up to 25 Nm and load-cell forces up to 300 kg. Keeping the wheelbase, pedals and seat securely aligned helps preserve detailed force feedback and consistent braking inputs, even when using strong steering settings or a particularly stiff brake pedal. Heavy-duty 40 × 120 mm aluminium-profile construction Suitable for direct-drive wheelbases up to 25 Nm Support for load-cell forces up to 300 kg Choice of front-mount or flat bottom-mount wheelbase installation Universal Profile Pedal Deck included Extended 58 cm shifter mounting profile included Adjustable wheelbase height and angle Extensive pedal height, distance and angle adjustment Compatible with motion systems and integrated monitor mounts Premium black powder-coated finish Choose the Correct Wheelbase Mount Universal DD Front Mount Choose the Universal DD Front Mount for a compatible front-mounted direct-drive wheelbase. This configuration is suitable for systems from manufacturers such as Simucube, VRS and selected SIMAGIC models. Some wheelbases require an additional model-specific bracket, including the SIMAGIC Alpha EVO with the MB-F bracket and the Conspit Ares with the ARES Front Mount Bracket. Universal Flat Wheel Deck Choose the Universal Flat Wheel Deck for wheelbases that use an underside mounting pattern. It supports popular bottom-mounted systems from MOZA Racing, Fanatec, Thrustmaster, Logitech G, SIMAGIC and other leading sim racing manufacturers. Fanatec wheelbases can also be installed using an appropriate SimXPro side-to-front mount. For the complete wheelbase compatibility list and details of any additional brackets required, check the Frequently Asked Questions section further down this page. Profile Pedal Deck for Demanding Pedal Sets The included Universal Profile Pedal Deck provides a rigid and highly adjustable platform for load-cell, hydraulic and professional sim racing pedals. It supports popular systems from Fanatec, MOZA Racing, SIMAGIC, Heusinkveld, Simucube, VRS, Asetek and many other manufacturers. Height, distance and angle can be adjusted independently to create a comfortable and repeatable braking position. Seat, Monitor and Accessory Compatibility The XT120 is compatible with all SimXPro sim racing seats when used with the appropriate mounting hardware. Side-mounted bucket seats require the optional SimXPro Universal Seat Mount, while the Universal Seat Slider lets you move the seat forwards or backwards and makes the cockpit easier to share between different drivers. Add the SimXPro Single Integrated Monitor Mount for a clean single-screen installation or choose the reinforced Integrated Triple Screen Setup Heavy for an immersive triple-monitor simulator. The modular frame also supports SimXPro keyboard trays, mouse trays, button-box mounts and other accessories. Who Should Choose the SimXPro XT120? Choose the XT120 if you are building a serious GT-style simulator around a 15–25 Nm direct-drive wheelbase, stiff load-cell or hydraulic pedals, integrated monitors or a future motion system. It provides more structural capacity than a 40 × 80 mm cockpit without the additional size and weight of the XT160’s 40 × 160 mm construction. See why it is one of the strongest options in What Sim Racing Rig Under €700 Makes Sense? For a detailed comparison with the heavier model, read XT120 or XT160 for a Powerful Direct Drive Wheelbase and Load-Cell Pedals?
