X Cage – Professional Sim Racing Chassis

Because the engineering supports it. The chassis is manufactured by ŽustAl in Žiri, Slovenia, a precision metalworking facility operating since 1996, whose CNC machines produce components for CERN and professional motorsport. The aerospace grade aluminum doesn’t corrode in indoor environments, laser welded joints don’t develop stress fractures under cyclic loads, and we’ve tested these to destruction with hydraulic load presses. The warranty covers the frame and all welded joints. Adjustable components carry a 5-year warranty, and the powder coat finish is covered for 2 years.

The X Cage uses precision-bent aerospace grade aluminum with laser welded joints. Standard aluminium profile rigs use extruded sections bolted together at connection points. The practical differences add up: the X Cage weighs 25kg versus 40–50kg for equivalent strength in bolted profiles, has zero flex under load versus noticeable play at bracket joints, and offers precision-machined adjustment points versus loose T-slot positioning. Aluminium profile rigs are solid budget options. The X Cage is engineered to aerospace manufacturing standards.

Yes. The X Motion Kit mounts in 2–3 hours using the pre-drilled points already in the chassis and basic tools. Your wheelbase, pedals, seat, and display stay exactly where they are. Nothing needs to be modified or removed. You’re adding four actuators underneath what you already have. If you want the chassis and motion pre-assembled from the start, the X Motion System ships as one unit and saves money versus buying them separately.

Every direct drive wheelbase on the market (Simucube, Fanatec, Moza, VRS, Asetek) mounts directly to the universal quick-release pattern. Belt-driven entry wheelbases from Logitech and Thrustmaster fit too. Pedal sets from Heusinkveld, VRS, Simucube, Simtag, and others bolt into the adjustable T-slot platform at whatever spacing you need. There are no proprietary adapters, no brand lock-in, and no compatibility restrictions.

It is. Every system in our lineup is built on this exact sim racing chassis. The PS5 at the entry level and the Misha Spec at the top share the same X Cage foundation, and the only difference between them is the components bolted to it. When you upgrade over the years, you’re swapping peripherals on the same professional platform, and the chassis investment carries forward completely.

The X Cage arrives in 4 main sections with clearly labeled mounting points, and assembly takes 3–4 hours with the Allen keys and tools included in the box. No welding, drilling, or specialized equipment. If you can assemble flat-pack furniture, you can assemble the X Cage. Most customers finish in a single session.

On hard floors, the chassis is perfectly stable under heavy braking and high-torque force feedback. On low-pile carpet, it works well for static setups. High-pile carpet may compress slightly under load, so a plywood base (120cm × 80cm × 18mm) underneath distributes weight evenly. For motion setups, we recommend hard flooring or a rigid base platform, as deep carpet can absorb some actuator travel and reduce motion effectiveness.

The X Cage is the foundation. From there, it depends entirely on what you bolt to it. An entry build with a mid-range wheelbase, load-cell pedals, single display, and PC typically runs in the range of a complete S Cockpit. An enthusiast setup with premium components and triple displays gets closer to a Full Motion RS. The advantage of building on the X Cage is that you spread the cost over months or years and upgrade at your own pace rather than committing to everything at once.