Racing Cockpits
Number of products: 1A cockpit is a frame that holds the wheel, the pedals and you in a fixed, repeatable position — and that is its entire job. The wheelbase, the wheel rim and the pedal set are bought separately and bolted to the mounting plates provided. LORGAR cockpits have an integrated bucket seat, an adjustable pedal plate, shifter and handbrake mounts, and a foldable structure you can stand against a wall after a session. Below the listing: exactly what is in the box, what you still need to buy, and which hardware the manufacturer states compatibility with.
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What is included, and what you buy separately
Starting here, because it is the most important information on this page and the most common cause of disappointment on a first cockpit purchase.
In the box you get:
- a reinforced load-bearing frame,
- a bucket seat integrated into the structure,
- a mounting plate for the wheelbase,
- a pedal plate adjustable for distance and angle,
- a shifter mount and a handbrake mount,
- a folding mechanism that works without tools.
You buy separately:
- the wheelbase and the wheel rim — the device that generates force feedback, and the one the cockpit does not include,
- the pedal set,
- a shifter and a handbrake if you want them — the cockpit has the mounts but not the devices,
- a computer or console, and a screen.
Put simply: a cockpit is a structure, not a gaming bundle. What you buy with it is stability and a repeatable driving position; the electronics you choose by budget and platform. If you do not yet own a wheelbase, that — not the cockpit — will be the largest item in your budget.
Compatibility: what the manufacturer states, and what it does not
This is the second thing worth knowing before ordering, because it decides whether your hardware will bolt on at all.
LORGAR states that the mounting plate accommodates wheelbases from Fanatec, Moza, Simagic and Thrustmaster. The manufacturer names brands, not specific models — and only those four.
What the manufacturer does not publish, and what most buyers ask:
- Logitech is not among the brands LORGAR names. We are not claiming a Logitech wheel does not fit, but we are not claiming it does either — we have no basis for it in the documentation. If you own a Logitech wheel, write to info@lorgar.pl before ordering and we will check it for your specific model.
- The bolt pattern and hole spacing are not published. Which means the question "will my base bolt on" cannot be settled from the data on the site. Ask us, quoting your exact base model.
- Pedal compatibility is not described by any brand. The pedal plate adjusts for distance and angle, but the manufacturer does not list which sets it accepts.
- No maximum Direct Drive torque figure is given. The manufacturer states Direct Drive support and a reinforced wheel mount, but publishes no upper limit in newton metres. If you are planning a powerful DD base, confirm it with us before ordering.
Platform compatibility — PC, PlayStation, Xbox — depends entirely on the wheelbase you buy, not on the cockpit. The cockpit has no electronics and connects to nothing. This is a common misunderstanding, so plainly: if your base works with a console, the setup works with a console; if it does not, the cockpit will not change that.
Room space and folding
The LORGAR cockpit is foldable, with no tools required — after a session you collapse it and stand it against a wall. That is a real difference from rigid aluminium rigs, which once assembled stay in the middle of the room permanently.
The folded and unfolded dimensions are in the Parametry tab — check them before ordering with a tape measure in hand, including the path the cockpit has to travel as you fold and store it. The same tab gives the load rating, the recommended user height range and the weight of the structure.
The cockpit has no monitor or TV mount. You set the screen on your own stand, desk or bracket. If you were picturing a rig with the screen attached to the frame, this cockpit does not offer that, and it is better you know now.
A floor mat for the rig is worth considering — a large mat with an anti-slip backing and a stitched edge, which limits the structure's drift and protects laminate or parquet. You will find it in the mouse pads category; its dimensions are on the product page.
Where to start if this is your first rig
The order that saves money: the wheelbase first (it decides the feel of the driving and the platform), then the pedals (the second most important element — particularly the brake), then the cockpit, and finally the extras: shifter, handbrake, mat. You can buy the cockpit at any point along that path, but on its own, without a base and pedals, it will not yet let you drive.
Manufacturer's warranty: 24 months, verified by serial number.
Frequently asked questions
Are a wheel and pedals included?
No. The set includes plates and mounts — the wheelbase, the wheel rim and the pedal set are a separate purchase. That is the most important information on this page.
Will my Logitech wheel fit this cockpit?
LORGAR names four wheelbase brands: Fanatec, Moza, Simagic and Thrustmaster. Logitech is not on that list, and the manufacturer does not publish the hole spacing, so we will not settle it on its behalf. Write to us with your exact wheel model and we will check.
What is the bolt pattern for the wheelbase?
The manufacturer does not publish it. If your base is not one of the four named brands, confirm compatibility with us before ordering.
What Direct Drive power is it rated for?
The manufacturer states Direct Drive support and a reinforced wheel mount, but publishes no limit in newton metres. With a powerful DD base, ask us before ordering.
Is there a monitor or TV mount?
No. You set the screen on your own stand, desk or bracket.
How much room does the cockpit take?
Folded and unfolded dimensions are in the Parametry tab. The structure folds without tools, so it can be stood against a wall after a session.
Do I have to unbolt the wheel and pedals to fold it?
The manufacturer does not address this in the specification, so we will not assume — write to us and we will confirm.
Is this for PlayStation, Xbox or PC?
The cockpit has no electronics, so the platform is decided entirely by the wheelbase you buy. The cockpit works with any base you can bolt to it.
What load will it take, and what height is it for?
The load rating and the recommended user height range are in the Parametry tab on the product page. Check them before ordering, especially if you are near the edge of the range.
Will the cockpit slide across the floor?
The structure is stable, but under strong force feedback a floor mat with an anti-slip backing is worth considering — it also protects the floor from scratching.
Does it need assembling, and what is the warranty?
The cockpit requires assembly after unpacking; the manufacturer does not publish an assembly time. The manufacturer's warranty is 24 months, verified by serial number; separately we are liable for the goods' conformity with the contract for 2 years. You have 14 days from receiving the parcel to return without giving a reason — Complaints and returns. With a parcel this size, keep the packaging until you are sure.