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Thermaltake GK500 Go-Kart Style Black Racing ...
143.08.269.35 Thermaltake GK500 Go-Kart Style Black Racing Simulator Cockpit
143.08.269.35

Simulator Type - Racing
RGB LED Lighting Strip - 16.8 million colors (20 lighting modes)
Frame Surface Finish - Powder Coating,Sand-blasted Aluminum Anodic Oxidation
Seat Width - 517mm (20.3 Inch)
Seat Gliding Track - 220mm (8.7 Inch)
Seat Recline Range - 30 - 90 Degree
Steering Wheel Panel Tilt Range - 30 - -30 Degree
Color - Black

Tk 83,000

Thermaltake GR500 Snow Racing Simulator Cockp ...
143.08.269.34 Thermaltake GR500 Snow Racing Simulator Cockpit
143.08.269.34

Simulator Type - Racing
RGB LED Lighting Strip - 16.8 million colors (20 lighting modes)
Frame Surface Finish - Powder Coating,Sand-blasted Aluminum Anodic Oxidation
Seat Width - 460mm (18.1 Inch)
Seat Gliding Track - 220mm (8.7 Inch)
Seat Height Range - 25mm (0.98 Inch)
Steering Wheel Panel Tilt Range - +25 Degree - -25 Degree
Color - Snow

Tk 100,900

Thermaltake GR300 Black Racing Simulator Cock ...
143.08.269.31 Thermaltake GR300 Black Racing Simulator Cockpit
143.08.269.31

Simulator Type - Racing
Frame Surface Finish - Powder Coating, Sandblasted Aluminum Anodizing
Seat Width - 450mm
Seat Gliding Track - 180mm
Seat Recline Range - 30 - 90 Degree
Steering Wheel Panel Tilt Range - 25 - -35 Degree
Color - Black

Thermaltake GR300 Snow Racing Simulator Cockp ...
143.08.269.32 Thermaltake GR300 Snow Racing Simulator Cockpit
143.08.269.32

Simulator Type - Racing
Frame Surface Finish - Powder Coating, Sandblasted Aluminum Anodizing
Seat Width - 450mm
Seat Gliding Track - 180mm
Seat Recline Range - 30 - 90 Degree
Steering Wheel Panel Tilt Range - 25 - -35 Degree
Color - Snow

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Thermaltake GR500 Black Racing Simulator Cock ...
143.08.269.33 Thermaltake GR500 Black Racing Simulator Cockpit
143.08.269.33

Simulator Type - Racing
RGB LED Lighting Strip - 16.8 million colors (20 lighting modes)
Frame Surface Finish - Powder Coating,Sand-blasted Aluminum Anodic Oxidation
Seat Width - 460mm (18.1 Inch)
Seat Gliding Track - 220mm (8.7 Inch)
Seat Height Range - 25mm (0.98 Inch)
Steering Wheel Panel Tilt Range - +25 Degree - -25 Degree
Color - Black

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Racing Simulator Price in Bangladesh

Racing Simulator price in Bangladesh currently starts from around Tk 83,000 and goes up to around Tk 90,000 at Ryans. These simulator cockpits create a dedicated driving position for a racing wheel, pedals and other compatible sim-racing hardware. The right cockpit depends mainly on your preferred driving posture, wheel and pedal setup, seat adjustment, frame stability and available room space.

Racing Simulator Cockpit Go-Kart Cockpit Adjustable Racing Seat Wheel & Pedal Mount Shifter Support Sim Racing Setup

Important: A simulator cockpit is mainly the frame, seat and mounting structure. Steering wheels, pedals, shifters, monitors and other racing hardware are separate unless the exact product listing clearly says they are included.

How to Choose the Right Racing Simulator Cockpit

Start with the driving position you want, then make sure the frame, adjustment range and mounting layout suit your racing hardware.

Choose Your Driving Position First

A conventional racing cockpit gives you a more familiar car-like seating position, while a go-kart cockpit places you lower and changes the relationship between the seat, steering wheel and pedals. Choose the style that matches the racing experience you actually want rather than selecting only by appearance.

Match the Cockpit to Your Racing Hardware

The wheel base, pedals and shifter place different loads on the frame. Check the exact mounting pattern and adjustment support before combining a cockpit with your current or planned hardware.

Gear / Belt Drive

Common force-feedback racing wheels can work well with a rigid cockpit that provides secure wheel and pedal mounting.

Direct Drive

Stronger wheel bases transfer more force into the frame. Check the cockpit's specific wheel-base compatibility before building a higher-torque setup.

Pedals & Shifter

Check pedal-hole patterns, pedal angle adjustment and shifter mounting support if you want a complete manual-driving setup.

Seat Adjustment & Driver Fit

Look at seat width, forward-backward travel and recline adjustment so your legs can reach the pedals comfortably while your arms stay relaxed on the wheel. This becomes especially important when more than one person will use the cockpit.

Wheel & Pedal Adjustment

Steering-wheel angle and pedal position affect wrist, shoulder, hip and ankle comfort during long sessions. A more adjustable mounting system makes it easier to create a natural driving posture.

Measure the Available Floor Space

A full racing cockpit takes much more permanent space than a wheel clamped to a desk. Measure the cockpit footprint as well as the room required for entering the seat, adjusting it and positioning your monitor or television.

Plan the Display Separately

Decide whether you will race on a single monitor, ultrawide display, multi-monitor setup, television or VR headset. Monitor stands are normally separate from the cockpit and should be positioned around your desired viewing distance.

Frame Rigidity Matters

Force-feedback wheels and firm brake pedals can make a weak frame flex during use. A stable steel or aluminum-based structure helps keep your wheel, pedals and seat aligned when driving aggressively.

Think About Power & Cable Routing

A simulator setup can include a wheel power adapter, USB cables, pedals, shifter, display and PC or console connections. Plan cable routes so moving the seat or adjusting the cockpit does not pull on connected hardware.

Thermaltake Racing Simulator Cockpit Guide

The cockpit families on this category are designed for different seating styles and levels of sim-racing setup. Use the model family to choose the direction, then check the exact configuration.

Model Family	Main Direction	Best Fit	Important Check
Thermaltake GK500	Go-Kart Style	Kart racing fans and users who specifically want a lower go-kart-style seating position rather than a conventional sports-car cockpit.	Make sure the kart-style posture suits your preferred games and body position. The seat, wheel area and pedals offer adjustment to help fit different drivers.
Thermaltake GR500	Immersive Racing Rig	Dedicated sim racers who want a rigid aluminum-and-steel cockpit, fiberglass bucket-style seat and broad mounting support for popular racing hardware.	GR500 supports many Logitech, Fanatec and Thrustmaster wheels, pedals and shifters, but still verify your exact hardware before ordering.
Thermaltake GR300	Practical Racing Cockpit	Users who want a dedicated adjustable racing position with a sturdy steel structure and broad wheel, pedal and shifter mounting support.	Compare its seat design, adjustment range, 100kg load capacity and mounting layout with your driver size and racing hardware.

Who Should Buy a Racing Simulator Cockpit?

A full cockpit makes the most sense when you want a permanent sim-racing position rather than occasionally attaching a wheel to a normal desk.

Dedicated Sim Racing Players

A cockpit gives your wheel, pedals and seating position a fixed structure, helping you return to the same driving position every time you race.

Force-Feedback Wheel Users

Gamers using stronger force-feedback wheels benefit from a stable mounting platform that moves less than a lightweight desk or temporary wheel stand.

Racing & Driving Simulation Fans

Players who spend significant time in circuit racing, rally, drifting, truck or other driving simulators can benefit from a more natural wheel, pedal and seating arrangement.

Home Racing Setup Builders

A cockpit is useful when you are creating a permanent racing area with a dedicated monitor, racing wheel, pedals, shifter or VR headset rather than using your normal work desk.

Avoid These Racing Simulator Buying Mistakes

A cockpit is only one part of a complete simulator setup. Check what is included and how your existing equipment will fit before ordering.

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Do Not Assume the Racing Wheel Is Included

Simulator cockpit photos may show a complete racing setup for demonstration. The wheel, pedals and other electronic controls are normally separate unless the exact product description says otherwise.

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Do Not Assume a Monitor Stand Is Included

Cockpit frames and racing monitor stands can be separate products. Check whether your preferred single or multi-monitor mounting solution needs to be purchased separately.

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Check the Driver Weight Limit

Seat and cockpit load capacity varies between models. For example, Thermaltake lists GR300 at up to 100kg and GR500 at up to 120kg, so choose according to the exact user's requirements.

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Your Wheel Determines PC or Console Compatibility

The cockpit itself is mainly a physical mounting structure. Whether your simulator works with Windows, PlayStation or Xbox depends on the racing wheel, pedals and other connected hardware.

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Allow Space for Assembly

These are large multi-part structures. Make sure you have enough room to assemble the frame, position the seat and move the completed cockpit into its final location.

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Check Your Exact Mounting Hardware

Broad brand compatibility does not mean every wheel base, pedal set or accessory uses the same mounting pattern. Verify the exact product rather than relying only on the brand name.

Build Your Complete Racing Simulator Setup

A cockpit works best when the steering controls, display and other hardware are selected around the same racing setup.

Why Buy a Racing Simulator from Ryans?

Compare the exact cockpit design, specifications and related racing hardware before building your simulator setup.

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Detailed Product Information

Review seat size, adjustment range, frame design, mounting support and other listed specifications before ordering.

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Related Racing Hardware

Compare racing wheels, shifters, gaming monitors and other equipment for building a more complete simulator setup.

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Flexible EMI

Eligible purchases can use available Ryans EMI facilities according to the applicable card and current payment terms.

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Nationwide Delivery

Online orders can use available Ryans delivery services across Bangladesh according to product size, location and current delivery conditions.

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Customer Assistance

Get help with applicable product, payment, order and delivery questions through Ryans customer service channels.

Common Questions

Can I use a racing simulator cockpit with PlayStation or Xbox? +

Yes, provided the racing wheel and other electronic controls you install are compatible with that console. The cockpit itself is mainly the physical mounting and seating structure.

Can a racing simulator cockpit be used for games other than Formula racing? +

Yes. A conventional racing cockpit can be used with many compatible circuit, rally, drifting, truck and driving simulation games. Go-kart-style cockpits provide a different driving posture but can also be used with compatible general racing games.

Does a racing simulator make the game run faster? +

No. A cockpit improves the physical driving setup and mounting position but does not increase game frame rate or graphics performance. Those depend on your PC or gaming console.

Can I add a triple-monitor setup to a racing cockpit? +

Yes, when you use a compatible separate monitor stand and suitable displays. Check the stand's monitor size, VESA and weight support before building a multi-monitor racing setup.

Can I use a VR headset instead of a monitor? +

Yes, if your racing game, computer or console and VR headset all support the required VR mode. The cockpit can still provide the physical wheel, pedal and seating position while the headset provides the visual experience.

Does a racing simulator cockpit arrive fully assembled? +

Racing cockpits are generally supplied as multi-part structures that require assembly and adjustment. Follow the model-specific manual and check the package contents before installation.