A bracket can attach to your cockpit and still put the device in the wrong spot. Before ordering, decide exactly where you’ll use it. Tape a cardboard outline of the accessory or device in place, then sit down and reach for it with the rest of the rig in its usual position.
Check the attachment and the device
For a clamp, measure the thickness at the exact spot it will grip. Check for lips, curved edges, or hardware that would keep the jaws from seating flat. For a bolted bracket, find the available mounting points and check that you can get a tool onto the fasteners. Match the device model and dimensions to the listing. Include a protective case, cable plug, or adapter where it adds size.
Give moving parts room to move
Run the seat slider through the positions you use and check the path of the wheel, shifter, and handbrake with the equipment powered off. Leave room for your hands at the end of the travel and for the device to come out of its bracket. If someone else drives the rig, check their seating position too. A setup that fits one driver can crowd another.
Take a straight-on photo with a tape measure in view and write down the rig, device, and accessory model. Compare that information with the individual listing in our rig accessories collection. If the fit still depends on an unlisted dimension, send the photo and measurement to our team so we can look at the same mounting spot.