TR160 + mounted triple screen kit.
Solid rig for the bucks spent. Can be time consuming to assemble and you'll need space, be prepared. Make sure you double check all tightened bolts, if things move, it takes as much time to reset & re-tighten as it did putting it together, especially if its 50%+ complete. Best advice, take your time, don't attempt short cuts. One tip; at the beginning, when you're mounting the centre cross brace, the pics only show the back of the brace with the 4 corner brackets, there is 4 brackets on both sides, so make sure you set 4 T-slot nuts on both sides of the centre cross brace, believe me, trying to roll the T-slot nuts into the slots can be difficult & frustrating.
Once assembled and your pedals, shifter etc have been fine tuned to their optimum positions, the TR160 is an awesome piece of kit. It's solid, no movement, none, nada, zilch. Even the cockpit mounted triples setup with 3x32" screens doesn't move.
I'm 99% happy with the quality of this product, only 2 negatives. (1) short 10 Allen bolts for the triple mount kit. (2) had to drill the shifter plate to fit my Fanatec SQ in the middle of the plate. (NOTE: SQ shifters do fit the plate out of the box, I just wasn't happy with the position). Assembly instructions are somewhat confusing. Packaging was good, no transit damage at all. Some cutting swarf in the extrusion, nothing scratched. So if you want a sturdy rig that will last, you can't go past the TR160.
The team here at GGD were extremely helpful and tried to get the shifter plate issue sorted for me, but TR wouldn't budge, so Blake gifted a TR neoprene floor mat as compensation for the dramas with the shifter plate, don't find that level of generosity often these days.
Thanks again for all your help Blake.
