Unfortunately not. You need a solid rig for load cells. If you say that the brake kit for the SRP Lites is stiff, then a load cell would be even stiffer and less useful for you
It depends on how comfortable you feel with the R3 on your desk. If you’re fine with it, I would personally leave it. But if you plan to even upgrade the base or pedals, a rig is worth getting
A Next Level Racing GT-Lite Pro or F-GT Lite Pro would work well for a foldable rig. For a permanent one, just get any aluminum profile rig with that budget
No difference in skill, but quite a bit in immersion, which is why some people end up inverting their pedals
Unfortunately not. You need a solid rig for load cells. If you say that the brake kit for the SRP Lites is stiff, then a load cell would be even stiffer and less useful for you
From what I’ve heard, Simsonns are the best value for your money
Depends. Are you on PC or console? And what's the budget?
I would probably get the NLR rig, as that’s what I have, and it handles the higher NM bases well
If you think so, and you know what you’re doing, why not? You can save a lot of money, and you’ll have way less flex than most rigs.
Which NLR rig do you have? My T598, which is the same amount of NM, works quite well with the GT-Lite
It depends on how comfortable you feel with the R3 on your desk. If you’re fine with it, I would personally leave it. But if you plan to even upgrade the base or pedals, a rig is worth getting
I’d imagine it is, but if not, you could DIY fit it, by drilling some holes
A Next Level Racing GT-Lite Pro or F-GT Lite Pro would work well for a foldable rig. For a permanent one, just get any aluminum profile rig with that budget