Do You Need an Advanced Pro Floor Set for Sim Racing?
By AdvancedSimRacing.com | North America's leading | Published: 2026-11-03
Category: 구매 가이드
Decide whether the Advanced Pro Floor Set earns a spot on your rig. See what it changes, which chassis fit, and who should skip it.
Quick answer
Buy the Advanced Pro Floor Set only if you run an ASR3, ASR4, or ASR-Pro and want a cleaner chassis top, a flat spot to rest your feet behind the heel rest, and easier entry and exit. Skip it if you own an ASR F-Pro or another incompatible chassis, or if you never notice the open upper frame.
What the floor set actually changes
This is a finishing piece, not a performance upgrade. It closes off most of the upper part of the chassis, which tidies the look of the rig and gives you a solid flat surface behind the heel rest for your feet when you are not racing. It also makes getting in and out easier because you are not stepping past an open frame edge.
The recessed design is the detail that matters if you use seat sliders: it preserves more clearance for slider-equipped setups. If you do not run sliders, that benefit will not affect you, but the cleaner top and foot rest still will.
The fit check comes before the want
Compatibility is the deciding factor. The floor set is listed for ASR3, ASR4, and ASR-Pro, and it is explicitly not compatible with the ASR F-Pro. If your chassis is not one of those three, stop here; no amount of tidying justifies forcing a part onto a frame it was not made for.
If you are unsure which chassis you own, check the model name on your frame or your order history before buying. The product listing is the authority on fit, and it does not list every chassis Advanced SimRacing has sold.
Where the money is better spent first
A floor set will not fix flex, improve pedal feel, or change your lap times. If your rig still moves under braking or your seat position is uncomfortable, address those first. The floor set makes most sense once the chassis, seat, and pedal deck are already settled and you are refining the rig rather than solving a problem.
That said, if you regularly climb in and out and the open upper frame has become a nuisance, the entry-and-exit benefit is real and immediate, not cosmetic.
Decision rules for the Advanced Pro Floor Set
- Confirm your chassis model: Buy only if your rig is an ASR3, ASR4, or ASR-Pro. If it is an ASR F-Pro, this floor set is not compatible and you should not order it. Write down your exact chassis model before you open the product page.
- Check whether you use seat sliders: If you have seat sliders, the recessed design is a genuine reason to choose this floor set over a flat plate because it preserves more clearance. If you do not use sliders, judge it on the cleaner top and foot rest instead.
- Decide if entry and exit bothers you: If you climb in and out often and the open upper frame gets in the way, buy it. If you are the only driver and you enter once per session, the convenience gain is small and the cosmetic gain is the main reason.
- Fix performance problems first: If your rig flexes, your pedals move, or your seating position is wrong, spend there first. The floor set is a refinement for an already sorted chassis, not a fix for a structural issue. List any unresolved rig problems before adding finishing parts.
Product facts
- Advanced Pro Floor Set: Compatible with ASR3, ASR4, and ASR-Pro; not compatible with ASR F-Pro. Check your chassis model first, because this part will not fit the ASR F-Pro regardless of how useful the other features sound.
Advanced Pro Floor Set - Advanced Pro Floor Set: Recessed design allows more clearance for setups with seat sliders. If you use seat sliders, this detail keeps the floor set from eating into the adjustment range you rely on.
- Advanced Pro Floor Set: Adds a solid flat surface behind the heel rest to rest your feet when not racing. That surface is the everyday comfort gain, especially between sessions when you are not on the pedals.
Who should buy it
Best for
- ASR3, ASR4, or ASR-Pro owners who want a cleaner upper chassis and a place to rest their feet
- Drivers with seat sliders who need the extra clearance the recessed design provides
- Rig owners who frequently get in and out and want easier entry and exit
Not for
- ASR F-Pro owners or anyone with a chassis not listed as compatible
- Drivers still solving flex, pedal feel, or seating position problems
- Buyers who want a performance change rather than a finishing part
