Question 1

What chair is that?

Accepted Answer

XRocker Pro Racing Chair #51396, with 3D printer chair adapters Thingiverse #447765.

Question 2

Will this work with a Logitech Momo racing wheel?

Accepted Answer

Yes, the wheels clamp mechanism hits right on the cross bar and holds. The pedals will need to be fastened with velcro or predrill screw holes in the pedal pan. IGN.com did a review of the original XL3 stand years ago, if you search online you should be able to find it. You can see how it clamps. The lap bars are the same for all of the stands, the only difference is the width of the (Big Boy-Regular) lap bar. With the XL20-21 stand you will be able to update to the newer wheels with clutch and shifter in the future if you desire.

Question 3

Will a fanatec csl work on this stand?

Accepted Answer

The Fanatec CSL has a different triangular bolt pattern and will not bolt up to the stand like it is. They show an adapter on the Thrustmaster website that can be bolted to the triangle pattern and adapts it back to the standard 4 bolt rectangular pattern like all of the other Fanatec wheels. With the adapter it will bolt right up to the XL20-21 stand. Now the bad part! Thrustmaster has chosen NOT to make the adapters, they give you an .STL file so you can 3D print one out if you want it. Problem is not everyone has a 3D printer that will handle 8" long piece, it is beyond the limit of most standard 3D printers. There are some companies that you can have stuff 3D printed and sent to you online but don't know how much. Why Fanatec decided to do this is beyond me, you could produce thousands for pennies with injection molding. It probably makes you buy their stand, unless you are handy and can make something. I have heard of guys drilling out the center hole on the XL20-21 lap bar and using the one bolt, but I am not sure how that would work. You could always make something out of metal or aluminum, I have the bolt pattern drawing for everything. If enough interest I can draw and adapter in CAD and have them laser cut out of steel probably cheaper than 3D printing. In the past there just hasn't been enough interest in this wheel (and CSR Elite) because they are so expensive. For the value, reliability and racing enjoyment, hard to beat my beloved G29 and G920.  If there is anything I can help you with, please let me know. Thanks for your interest in my product. Race on!

Question 4

Can the big-boy stand be used with a lazyboy rocker/recliner?  Is the Big-Boy 2" wider or 2" deeper?

Accepted Answer

Please watch the YouTube Video "difference between Regular and Big Boy Lap Bars", it gives the dimensions and talks all about the lap bar extensions. The Big Boy lap bar is two inches wider that is it, will fit people up to about 290-300lbs, the Regular about 220lbs. Lots of times the Big Boy is too wide for chairs with arms, but if you can get the lap bar to wedge in between the arms it hold the stand very secure. The new "D" model stand has longer lap bar extensions that what is in the video, has three more adjustment holes that it can adjust out.

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XL21D Xlerator Big Boy sim racing stand for Logitech G27 G29 G920, ThrustmasterT300RS TX

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