The VRS Mounting Bracket is a purpose-designed solution for securing your wheel base with maximum stability and precision. Built to handle the demands of direct drive systems, it provides a solid foundation that ensures consistent performance and eliminates unwanted movement during intense racing sessions. Rigid, Zero-Flex Support Engineered to maintain absolute rigidity, the mounting bracket keeps your wheel base firmly in place even under high torque loads. This stability preserves the integrity of force feedback, ensuring every detail is transmitted cleanly without loss or vibration. Optimised for Direct Drive Systems Designed specifically to support VRS wheel bases, the bracket accommodates the forces generated by high-performance servo motors. Its structure is reinforced to handle sustained stress, making it suitable for both competitive and endurance racing setups. Adjustable Positioning The bracket allows for flexible mounting angles and positioning, enabling you to fine-tune your driving setup for optimal ergonomics. Whether you prefer a higher, lower, or more angled wheel position, it adapts to suit your rig configuration. Durable Metal Construction Manufactured from high-quality materials, the bracket is built for long-term reliability. Its robust design resists wear and deformation, ensuring consistent alignment and support over time. Clean Integration with Sim Rigs Compatible with a wide range of aluminium profile rigs and cockpit setups, the VRS Mounting Bracket integrates seamlessly into both custom and pre-built configurations. Its design allows for straightforward installation and secure attachment. Confidence Under Load By providing a stable mounting platform, the bracket enhances overall driving confidence. With no unwanted flex or shifting, you can focus entirely on your inputs and performance without distraction. Essential for High-Performance Setups Ideal for racers running direct drive systems, the VRS Mounting Bracket is a key component in achieving a professional, reliable sim racing environment — ensuring your hardware performs exactly as intended every time you hit the track.
