Ricmotech got its name with the RS1 Do It Yourself sim chassis many years ago. I have built one myself and I have met countless of other sim racers who have conquered the same challenge. Since then Ricmotech has expanded into one of the premiere after market product makers in sim racing. Their lineup includes modifications to the ever popular Logitech and Thrustmaster wheels and pedals. It also includes stand alone products such as button boxes and hydraulic pedal sets.
I sat down and interviewed Frank of Ricmotech to talk about the history behind the company and some of the thought process behind some of his great products. It is always such a pleasure to meet the people behind the companies, especially someone like Frank who makes himself very accessible to his clients and potential customers. He is one of the rare cases of someone who actually has all of their contact information right on their website.
Mr. Rico you are awesome I just bought the R1 plans for the TX should get here this week. And Mr. Cole you as well are an awesome host , man & sim racer ;)! I would like to congratulate you on an awesome great website & show!!!! I have a couple of questions, 1: what kind of paint should I use for the rig & can I cover where the pedals are? You guys can contact me at hectorconfianca@gmail.com &/or my cell @ (407)716-0893 thank you both & hopefully I can build this to both my liking & your approval (both of you) ! Also any suggestions will be greatly appreciated!!!!!! Sincerely: Hector Ramirez!!!
Mr. Rico you are awesome I just bought the R1 plans for the TX should get here this week. And Mr. Cole you as well are an awesome host , man & sim racer ;)! I would like to congratulate you on an awesome great website & show!!!! I have a couple of questions, 1: what kind of paint should I use for the rig & can I cover where the pedals are? You guys can contact me at hectorconfianca@gmail.com thank you both & hopefully I can build this to both my liking & your approval (both of you) ! Also any suggestions will be greatly appreciated!!!!!! Sincerely: Hector Ramirez!!!
I recommend painting it with an oil based primer first, then you can use any type of paint on it. The other option is to wrap it with a vinyl wrap. I would still paint the edges first, then the large areas can be wrapped with a carbon fiber pattern vinyl or custom graphics.
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Bill Elliott
TP needs some updating. It is not very intuitive for new users. Instructions are hard to follow at times. Support response is in need of someone's dedication. Having individual paints is a real attraction within iRacing. This needs to be done better or replaced! Interesting that without member support there would be no answers or help. It's a shame, the program is so popular not to have good management.
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Billy Stanley
I plan on taking this advice. Great page!
Rusty Alford
“Practice does not make perfect. Perfect practice makes perfect.”
― Vince Lombardi Jr.
Andy Rohrer
Hey Shaun:
I was hoping to participate in the next race and on Simracing System it says it's at Fuji. Which version of Fuji should I download.
Thanks!
Michael Baley
Sean,
I am all signed up and ready to race in the Carrera Cup, except for one thing. How do I obtain Road America? I do not have it in AC as one of my tracks. Where is it?
