LP4 GT EVO MOTION Racing Simulator

The LPSIMU 4 chassis carries the Sabelt GT-PAD seat, wheel mount, pedals and panoramic screen. The seat rail and stainless-steel sliders help match the driving position to your body.

The 57-inch panoramic display sits on the driving axis, while seat adjustments place the wheel and pedals within easy reach.

The Simucube 3 Pro drives the Savu Pro wheel directly. Its maximum torque of 25 N·m provides headroom for force feedback that communicates changes in grip, load transfer and track response. The Simucube Link Hub connects the peripherals.

Workshop tuning delivers clear force feedback for steering corrections and the moments when the car starts to lose grip.

The Simucube ActivePedal Pro acts as an active brake, paired here with a Co-Pedal throttle and an LPSIMU footrest. Its travel, resistance and force curve can be tuned to match the braking character of the car you are driving.

ABS feedback is felt directly underfoot. The pedal responds as pressure builds and as you release the brake into a corner, making the braking threshold easier to feel and the same technique easier to repeat lap after lap.

The curved 57-inch Samsung screen provides a continuous panoramic image at a native Dual UHD resolution of 7,680 × 2,160 pixels. It helps the driver follow the racing line, braking references and the surrounding track. Actual fluidity depends on the game and graphics settings.

The 57-inch panel keeps the racing line and braking markers within one continuous field of view. Its PC combines an Intel Core i5-14400F, GeForce RTX 5070 12 GB graphics, 16 GB memory and a 500 GB NVMe SSD.

The Sabelt GT-PAD supports a GT driving position. A seat rail and stainless-steel sliders let you adjust reach to the Savu Pro wheel and Simucube ActivePedal Pro pedals.

The cockpit is assembled, wired and tested in the workshop with its Stream Deck Mini, Logitech G PRO X wireless headset, Logitech K400 keyboard, SimHub and Assetto Corsa 1. LPSIMU can help plan later changes to the setup.

The Stream Deck Mini acts as a cockpit control panel. Depending on the configured software and shortcuts, it can launch a simulation, access cars and tracks, recall settings, open support functions or operate useful controls during a session.

Drivers can stay focused on the car instead of repeatedly reaching for a keyboard or mouse. LPSIMU arranges the shortcuts around your use.

D-BOX GEN5 actuators beneath the chassis move the cockpit and add vibrations in response to events in the simulation. Acceleration, braking, cornering load, kerbs and track texture become physical cues. Their intensity can be adjusted to the driver.

Motion complements the direct-drive wheelbase and pedals. Enthusiasts and real-world drivers can connect what they see with the car’s response and refine their driving markers. LPSIMU tunes the complete system to keep those cues clear.

Our cable management brings power for the cockpit, PC and peripherals together on a single 220–230 V socket, whatever setup you choose.

For online racing, we recommend an RJ45 Ethernet connection for a stable network link.

We install and configure the original Assetto Corsa in our workshop. A broad selection of cars and French circuits is ready on the simulator, so you can get on track from your first session.

Other racing simulations are available as an option.

After setup, our monthly plans may cover updates, new cars and tracks, cockpit and motion-system settings, remote support and, depending on the plan, visits. Contact LPSIMU to choose the right level of support for your use.

By quotation, LPSIMU technicians deliver the simulator to your home or premises, install the cockpit and connect all equipment. They configure the software and peripherals, check the settings, explain how the simulator works and guide your first laps with practical advice.