6 Sigma specializes in professional sim racing equipment, including aluminum extrusion chassis, adjustable racing seats, and cockpit accessories.
6 Sigma (operating as 6 Sigma Sim Racing) is a specialized manufacturer of high-performance hardware for the simulation racing community. The brand is best known for its modular aluminum extrusion chassis, including the 6S-80, 6S-120, and 6S-SLIM models, which provide rigid and customizable platforms for sim enthusiasts and esports professionals.
In addition to cockpits, 6 Sigma offers a range of racing seats such as the GTR and RS Adjustable models, as well as monitor stands and mounting kits. Their products are designed to support heavy-duty peripherals while allowing for extensive adjustment and expansion.
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When assembling aluminum extrusions, be mindful of sharp edges on brackets and profiles. It is recommended to wear safety goggles, especially when removing tabs from angle brackets.
Aluminum extrusions can scratch hard surfaces, and vice versa. Use a towel or blanket underneath the assembly area to protect both the product finish and your flooring.
Flat head screws are measured based on their overall length, whereas socket head cap screws are measured based on the length under the head.
Tabs on angle brackets may need to be removed if they obstruct the placement of an extrusion. Check the specific instruction step to see if tab removal is required.