Quick Answer: Choose a sim racing bundle by the components you need, your racing discipline and the hardware already in your rig. Simagic bundles group matched controls, while builder options give more freedom for custom setups.
Sim Racing Bundles for Matched and Custom Setups
Sim racing bundles combine key setup components or let buyers configure a rig around hardware they already own. The Apex300 collection includes Simagic Apex bundles, Sabelt rig builders and a Build Your Own Bundle option.
Choose a Bundle by Your Setup Goal
If the wheelbase is undecided, compare direct-drive options in the wheelbases collection before narrowing the bundle.
Should You Buy a Bundle or Build Separately?
Choose a bundle when you want core controls selected together. Build separately when you already own hardware or need more freedom around cockpit fit, wheelbase choice or discipline-specific controls.
- New setup: A pre-configured bundle reduces separate component decisions.
- Existing rig: A builder lets you keep compatible hardware and replace only what is needed.
Check Compatibility Before Choosing
Matched controls still need to fit the cockpit. Confirm wheelbase mounting, pedal plate fit, space and connection requirements. If a frame is also needed, review the sim racing cockpits collection before finalising the setup.
Compare Before You Finalise
The sim racing bundle buyer guide explains how pre-configured and custom options suit different upgrade paths.
If you are starting with no existing hardware, the home sim racing setup guide covers the wider build order.
Apex300 supplies sim racing bundles from Finland across Europe. Check each bundle or builder page for specifications, included components and compatibility with your setup.