GT Omega Racing, established in 2008, aims to provide the best sim racing equipment you can experience. GT Omega Racing’s simulators are designed to simulate real racing ergonomics with equally high levels of comfort. Each simulation cockpit comes with a professional red and black full sized seat. Advertisement GT Omega Racing offers some of the…
GT Omega Racing, established in 2008, aims to provide the best sim racing equipment you can experience. GT Omega Racing’s simulators are designed to simulate real racing ergonomics with equally high levels of comfort. Each simulation cockpit comes with a professional red and black full sized seat.
GT Omega Racing offers some of the most affordable sim racing cockpits available with cockpits starting at just $249.
Links: GT Omega Racing Website
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The GT Omega PRO Racing cockpits are designed for both Console and PC gaming. One of the most complete & upgradable racing cockpits in the Market, offering a wide range of accessories/upgrade options.
The cockpit can easily come apart into the 2 sections for easy storage. The front and rear seat section.
The GT Omega EVO Racing Simulator is a comfortable and very sturdy design bringing drivers the ultimate driving experience that is comfortable.
The GT Omega EVO allows the driver a comfortable driving position. The Pedal plate can be adjusted in angle. Racing seat comes installed with Seat Sliders to slide the seat backwards and forward. The Racing Seat can be fully adjusted backward to a much laid back driving position to an upright driving position. Seat can be folded for easy storage.
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