Extreme Simracing
ActiveOverview
Extreme Simracing is a Brazilian manufacturer of sim racing equipment, specializing in racing chassis, rigs, seats, and related gear for home simulators. Founded around 2008, the company expanded into the North American market in 2018 after a decade of operation, offering turnkey setups and components compatible with major brands like Simagic, Fanatec, and Thrustmaster.12
History
Extreme Simracing was established around 2008 in Maringá, Paraná, Brazil, focusing on sim racing products for home use. By 2018, it marked ten years in business and launched sales in the North American market.1 The brand has iterated on designs like the Chassis 4.0, incorporating over ten years of professional feedback for improved rigidity and compatibility.5
Product Lines
| Product Line | Positioning | Price Range |
|---|---|---|
| AX80 Aluminum Profile Rig | Aluminum sim racing chassis for precision and immersion | $1,000 - $2,500 |
| Chassis 4.0 | Reinforced steel cockpit for direct drive and load cell pedals | $800 - $2,000 |
| Sim Racing Seats | Ergonomic seats for professional sim setups | $300 - $800 |
| Motion Systems | Add-ons for enhanced simulator realism | $500 - $3,000 |
Manufacturing
Products are developed and headquartered in Maringá, Paraná, Brazil, with designs incorporating over ten years of feedback for steel and aluminum builds.15 Manufacturing details on in-house versus outsourced production are not specified.
Notable Products
- AX80 Aluminum Profile Sim Racing Rig - Aluminum rig designed for serious sim racers with high durability and immersion.4
- Extreme Simracing Chassis 4.0 - Reinforced steel chassis supporting up to 32Nm direct drive wheels and 200kg load cell pedals, compatible with major brands.5
- Sim Racing Chassis Collection - Premium adjustable chassis for stability and realism in sim racing.3
Reputation
Extreme Simracing is recognized among sim racing enthusiasts for durable, adjustable chassis like the 4.0 series, praised for structural rigidity and compatibility with pro-grade hardware.5 It holds a niche position serving North American markets from its Brazilian base, with positive feedback on ergonomics from unboxing and setup reviews.25 Criticisms are limited in available sources, though some may note reliance on imported components.