Yes, a SIMGASM Club runs motion actuators when you add the SIMGASM Universal Motion Actuator Bracket Set. This BS-MA set is listed as compatible with the Hobby, Club, Sport and Pro, and it places one 6 mm carbon steel bracket under each corner of the frame. It supports popular systems such as Qubic QS-210 and QS-220, MOZA HMA150 and SFX-100. SIMGASM lists full motion readiness as a Sport feature, though, so heavy motion builds often fit the Sport better.
Below you read how motion works on the Club aluminum sim racing cockpit, which actuators fit and when the bigger frame is the smarter choice.
How does motion attach to a Club?
Motion actuators lift and drop the whole cockpit, so the connection between frame and actuator is the key part.
The motion bracket set
The Universal Motion Actuator Bracket Set contains four brackets, one for each corner. Every bracket is made from 6 mm carbon steel and connects through four bolted mounting points. Together they create a rigid base for a four actuator setup. The actuators themselves, the cockpit and any original manufacturer brackets are not included.
Why corners matter
Four actuators under four corners let the rig pitch forward under braking, lean back under throttle and roll in corners. The 40 × 80 mm profile of the Club gives those brackets a deep, stiff rail to bolt onto. That depth keeps the frame from twisting when the actuators move in different directions.
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Which motion systems fit the bracket set?
SIMGASM lists a wide range of actuator systems for these brackets.
Direct fit systems
The list includes Qubic System QS-210 and QS-220, MOZA HMA150, PT Actuator Champion GT, PT Actuator Scorpion C, E and S, Sigma Integrale DK2, DK2+ and DK6+, eRacing-Lab and VNM T slot actuators and SFX-100 and SFX-150 systems.
Systems with their own bracket
D-BOX G3 and G5, ProSimu PRS200, CAMMUS RDS4 and SIMRIG SR1 and SR2 also work, but they use the original bracket of the maker together with the SIMGASM set. Mounting hardware differs per system, so check the instructions of your actuator brand as well.
Is the Club the right frame for motion?
The Club takes motion, yet the honest answer depends on the rest of your build.
When the Club works well
A light to medium build is a good match. Think of a mid range direct drive base, a load cell pedal set and a single screen that sits off the rig. In that case the Club keeps the moving weight low, and lower weight lets the actuators react faster. Need help with pedals? Read which pedals suit a SIMGASM Club.
When the Sport is smarter
SIMGASM lists motion readiness and integrated cable passthroughs as Sport features. Cables matter on a moving rig, because a loose USB cable gets pulled with every movement. Add a wheelbase above 26 Nm, a heavy seat or a rig mounted monitor, and the Sport aluminium sim rig range gives you more reserve.
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What else changes when you add motion?
Motion changes more than the base of the rig, so plan a few extra steps.
Seat, belts and screens
A fixed bucket seat holds you better on a moving rig than a reclining seat. Our guide on which sim racing seat works best on a motion rig explains why. Many motion users also add a belt tensioner, and SIMGASM even offers a bracket set for the Qubic QS-BT1. Keep monitors on a separate stand, so the screen stays still while you move.
Bolts and checks
Motion shakes every joint thousands of times per hour. Check all T slot nuts and bracket bolts after the first few sessions and then every month. For the full list, see what makes a sim racing rig motion ready.
Why trust this advice?
Motion setups punish weak designs, so experience matters here.
Built by people who race
SIMGASM founder Johan Akkerman is a Project CARS 2 world team champion. During his years at Trak Racer he tested and contributed to the development of the TRX chassis. SIMGASM, based in Wijk bij Duurstede, started product development in January 2026 and refined its cockpits through prototypes and real sim racing use.
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Frequently asked questions
Quick answers about motion on the Club.
Is the motion bracket set included with the Club?
No. The motion bracket set is a separate accessory, and the actuators are sold by the motion brand.
Does the set fit other SIMGASM cockpits?
Yes. SIMGASM lists it as compatible with the Hobby, Club, Sport and Pro.
Can I add motion later?
Yes. You bolt the brackets to the corners of an existing Club, so you start without motion and add it when you are ready.
Do bass shakers work on a Club?
Yes. Tactile transducers bolt to the frame or seat and need no motion brackets.
Want to learn more? The SIMGASM experts are happy to help.
