TREQ ONE User manual

TREQ ONE
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
The setup of your rig is very dependent on body type, personal seating preferences and the
equipment you own, but to give you a head start, we included a setup scheme on the last page.
REQUIRED TOOLS:
5-6 mm

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS
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Click!
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Break!
REQUIRED TOOL:
The easiest way to mount the click-in-nuts, is to slide them in from one side of the profile. But
don't worry if you need to put in a click-in-nut in a profile which has both ends already closed: it
is also possible to push them in the T-slot anywhere you like!
The corner brackets feature 4 little hooks to stop the bracket from rotating once it is mounted
on a profile. But on some places of the rig these corner brackets are placed on a 90° angle of
the T-slot. In these situations it is recommended to break off 2 of the hooks, which is easily
done with a screwdriver or a pincer.

1
2x 2x 2x
Profile 4080 L=1185Profile 4040 L=478 Profile 4080 L=500
3x
Profile 4040 L=500
1x
Profile 4080 L=478
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Profile 4080 L=580
2x 2x
Profile 4080 L=90
Pedal Bracket Left
1x
Wheel Mount Bracket
1x
1x 28x
Corner 4040
Corner Cover 4040
28x
Cover 4040
4x 8x
Cover 4080 M8 Click-in-Nut
66x
M8x16
56x
Pedal Bracket Right

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2
M8
(16x)
M5
(4x)
M5
(4x)
Profile 8040 L=1185 (2x)
These come from the ‘Rubber Feet’ bag
WHEEL BASE / PEDAL
MOUNTING
M6x12 Screw 2
M6x16 (Socket Head) 7
M6x20 (Socket Head) 2
M6x25 (Socket Head) 2
M6 Washer 4
M6 T-Nut Click-in-Nut 4
RUBBER FEET
M5x12 (Socket Head) 4
M5 T-Nut Click-in-Nut 4
Rubber Foot 4
M8 BOLTS AND WASHERS
M8x16 (Socket Head) Black 6
M8x20 (Socket Head) Black 12
M8x20 (Sunken Head) Black 4
M8 Washer 10
Bags with bolts, nuts and washers:

3
4
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M8
(12x)
(4x)
M5x12
(4x)
Profile 8040 L=500 (2x)

5
6
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M8x16
(16x)
Profile 4040 L=500 (2x)
M8
(4x)

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8
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M8x16
(8x)
Profile 8040 L=580 (2x)
M8
(8x)
Break the
pins!
The width of the two 4040
profiles is depended on your
seat, so you might want to
wait before tightening them!

9
10
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M8x20
(Black)
(2x)
M8
(2x)
M8x16
(8x)
Assembly of Pedal Bracket
M8x20
(Black)
(6x)
Profile 8040 L=478 (1x)
Profile 4040 L=478 (2x)

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12
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Assemble the Pedal Bracket on Frame
M8x20
(4x)
Assembly of Wheel Mount Assembly
M8
(8x)
Profile 8040 L=500 (1x)

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14
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M8
(10x)
M8x16
(8x)
Profile 8040 L=90 (2x)
130mm 130mm

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16
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(2x)(4x)
M8
(6x)
M8x16
(Black)
(6x)

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18
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M8x16
(8x)
Assemble the Wheel Mount Assembly on the rig.
Adjust Pedal Bracket and Wheel Mount Assembly to desired position (see step 21 for a
setup drawing).
Break the
pins!

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(4x)(20x) (6x)
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OPTIONAL: Some pedals, like Thrustmaster or Logitech, have threaded holes on the
bottom of the pedal base. To mount these type of pedals, please use the spare corner
brackets. Mount 1 side to a pedaldeck-profile and the other to the pedals.
For Fanatec or Heusinkveld pedals you can use click-in-nuts and mount them ‘from the
top’.

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Setting up your rig in the perfect way can take a lot of time and adjustments. Everybody is
different, and with the enormous amount of sim racing gear available, it is impossible to draw you
the perfect seating position. But this page should help you when tightening all the bolts for the
first time. After you’ve build it up like this, you can then fine tune it to your own preferences.
Body length: 160 cm
A: 50 cm
B: 60 cm
C: 65 cm
When first building your rig, we recommend putting S on 35 cm. Don’t tighten
the bolts of the steering rack too much, ‘cause there is a big chance you’re going
to adjust it after you mount a steering wheel.
Body length: 180 cm
A: 55 cm
B: 65 cm
C: 70 cm
Body length: 200 cm
A: 60 cm
B: 70 cm
C: 75 cm