TR120S Corner Bracket

The Trak Racer TR120S Corner Bracket set includes two 120mm x 40mm die-cast aluminium brackets designed to reinforce aluminium extrusion sim racing rigs. Built for added rigidity and structural support, they provide a durable solution for new cockpit builds, upgrades, and frame reinforcement. KEY BENEFITS Reinforce aluminium extrusion connections for a more rigid sim racing cockpit Reduce unwanted movement at critical frame connection points Add structural support when building or upgrading an extrusion rig Get two matching brackets for efficient reinforcement of your setup Durable die-cast aluminium construction supports long-term use Compact 120mm x 40mm dimensions integrate cleanly with compatible extrusion profiles WHO IT’S FOR The Trak Racer TR120S Corner Bracket is designed for sim racers, cockpit builders, and DIY rig owners who need additional structural support for an aluminium extrusion setup. It is suitable for new rig construction, cockpit modifications, and reinforcement projects where a rigid connection between compatible extrusion profiles is required. KEY FEATURES The TR120S includes two precision-sized brackets measuring 120mm high by 40mm wide. Each bracket uses die-cast aluminium construction to provide a strong, rigid connection while maintaining a clean appearance within an extrusion-based cockpit. The Trak Racer TR120S Corner Bracket set can be used when assembling or reinforcing compatible aluminium extrusion rig structures. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS Brand: Trak Racer Model: TR120S Product type: Aluminium extrusion corner bracket set Quantity: 2 brackets Height: 120 mm Width: 40 mm Material: Die-cast aluminium Application: Aluminium extrusion rig construction and reinforcement Compatibility: Designed for compatible extrusion rig profiles Finish: Trak Racer finish REAL-WORLD USE / EXPERIENCE A rigid cockpit helps keep your wheel, pedals, seat, and other mounted hardware positioned consistently under load. The TR120S brackets provide additional structural support at extrusion connection points, making them useful when assembling a new sim racing cockpit or reinforcing areas of an existing extrusion frame where additional rigidity is needed.