• Qubic System QS-CH2 2DOF Surge and Yaw Motion Platform for Sim Racing
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Qubic QS-CH2 | 2DOF Surge and Yaw Motion Platform

Qubic QS-CH2 | 2DOF Surge and Yaw Motion Platform

£9,049.00
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Tilt based platforms approximate traction loss. The Qubic System QS-CH2 reproduces it properly. Instead of tipping the rig, it moves the entire cockpit forward, backward and sideways on the same industrial grade QS-220 linear actuators that sit inside the flagship QS-S25. The result is surge and yaw motion that genuinely replicates oversteer, understeer and longitudinal G the way a real car loads a driver, not the way a hinged platform pretends to. For rally, drift and anyone chasing the most honest traction loss simulation you can buy, nothing tilt based comes close. Expandable to five DOF when you are ready, with a QS-210 or QS-220 actuator set.

  • 2DOF surge (front to rear) and yaw (traction loss)
  • QS-220 high speed industrial linear actuators
  • 8 ms latency, 1000 Hz maximum control frequency
  • Expandable to 5DOF with QS-210 or QS-220 actuator sets
  • Compatible with rally, drift, GT and F1 simulation
  • VR ready, Qubic Manager included
  • 2 year warranty for personal use
  • Sim racing focused (surge and traction loss are racing cues)

Motion controller required: Requires QS-MC6. Select the variant above that includes the QS-MC6 if you do not already own one. One QS-MC6 can control up to four Qubic actuator sets, so it continues to work if you later expand to 5DOF.

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Details on available add-ons for this product. Select the preferred add-ons for your setup above the add to cart button.
QS-BT1 Belt Tensioner Tightens your harness under braking and cornering for physical G-force feedback through your belts.
QS-BT1 Install Kit for QS-CH1 Mounting bracket to fit the QS-BT1 to a QS-CH1 cockpit installed on the CH2.
QS-H13 Seat Mover Adds pitch and roll seat motion on top of the CH2 surge and yaw. Gives you 4 axes total.
Racing Seat Universal racing seat compatible with Qubic System platforms.
Seat Belts - 4 Point Four-point racing harness. Required for use with the QS-BT1 belt tensioner.
Surge and YawTrue traction loss simulation
8 ms LatencyFastest in class
Expandable to 5DOFAdd QS-210 or QS-220 actuators
PC CompatibleAll major sim titles
VR ReadyFull VR compatibility
1000 Hz ControlMaximum precision feedback
Free UK DeliveryShips from Poland
2 Year WarrantyPersonal use coverage
Type 2DOF motion platform, surge and yaw (traction loss)
Actuator Technology QS-220 high speed industrial linear
Surge Motion Up to 100 mm front to rear
Latency 8 ms
Control Frequency Up to 1000 Hz
Expandable Compatible with QS-210 and QS-220 3DOF sets for 5DOF total
Motion Controller QS-MC6 required (variant option)
Software Qubic Manager (free, PC only)
Use Cases Sim racing (rally, drift, GT, F1)
Warranty 2 years personal use, 1 year commercial use
Not Included Seat, steering wheel, pedals, monitor, PC
Our Recommendation The QS-CH2 is for sim racers who prioritise rear end feel and longitudinal forces over pitch. Most useful for rally, drift and GT racing where traction loss is the cue you are reading. Expandable to 5DOF whenever you are ready, with a QS-210 or QS-220 actuator set.
Shipping & Fulfilment Ships from Qubic System in Poland. Lead time is 1 to 3 weeks from order confirmation depending on stock. Free UK mainland delivery included.
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Free advice on configuration, compatibility, and which option suits your setup. We'll reply within a few hours during UK business hours.
Email support@simtorque.co.uk Call +44 2046 281 832
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Traction Loss the Way It Actually Feels.

Most platforms fake traction loss by tilting. Roll left to suggest the rear stepped out. Pitch forward to suggest you stamped on the brakes. Your brain registers it as motion, but your body knows the difference. A real car doesn't tilt when the rear lets go. It rotates. It slides.

The QS-CH2 reproduces that honestly. Surge moves the whole cockpit forward and back for acceleration and braking. Yaw rotates it around the front to physically replicate oversteer the moment grip leaves the rear axle. No approximation, no compromise. Just the actual motion a car puts through a driver, delivered by the same QS-220 industrial actuators used in the flagship QS-S25.

Expandable to 5DOF when you're ready.

Buy the CH2 today as a standalone 2DOF traction loss platform, and it works that way for years if that's all you ever want. Or pair it with a QS-210 or QS-220 3DOF actuator set later, and you've built yourself a 5DOF system, surge and yaw on top of pitch, roll and heave.

No replacement parts, no engineering work, no fresh purchase of the bits you already own. The CH2 was designed from day one to be both the destination and the foundation, which is unusual at this price point and a quiet bit of clever engineering by Qubic.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between the QS-CH2 and a standard pitch and roll platform?

A standard pitch and roll platform tilts the rig to simulate braking, acceleration and cornering. The QS-CH2 moves the entire cockpit physically in the surge axis for braking and acceleration, and in the yaw axis for traction loss and oversteer. The physical feedback is fundamentally different because your body experiences the actual direction of force rather than an approximation through tilt.

Do I need the QS-MC6 motion controller?

Yes, the QS-MC6 is required for the QS-CH2 to operate. It is the communication link between your PC and the platform. If you do not already own one from a previous Qubic System purchase, select the variant above that includes the QS-MC6. If you already own one it will work with the QS-CH2 without any additional purchase.

What is included with the QS-MC6?

The QS-MC6 kit includes the USB motion controller, motion lock switch with 2 metre cable, M-BUS terminator, USB cable and CAT5E patch cord cable. Everything needed to connect the QS-CH2 to your PC is included in the kit.

Can I upgrade the QS-CH2 to 5DOF later?

Yes. The QS-CH2 is fully compatible with Qubic System QS-210 and QS-220 3DOF actuator sets. Adding one gives you 5DOF in total. The QS-MC6 you already own will continue to work with the expanded configuration as a single controller can manage up to four Qubic System actuator sets.

What simulation software does the QS-CH2 use?

The QS-CH2 uses Qubic Manager, available as a free download from Qubic System. It is compatible with all major racing and flight simulation titles on PC including Rally, Drift, GT and F1 titles and is continuously updated to support new releases.

What is the delivery time to the UK once available?

The QS-CH2 ships from Poland. Delivery to UK mainland addresses takes 1 to 2 weeks from dispatch. Free UK mainland delivery is included.

What warranty does the QS-CH2 come with?

The QS-CH2 carries a 2 year warranty for personal use and 1 year for commercial use. Post-sale technical support is provided directly by Qubic System via support.motionsystems.eu

Is the QS-CH2 Right For You?

Not every product is right for every buyer. Here's an honest breakdown to help you decide if this is the right choice for your setup, budget, and goals.

Best For

  • Sim racers wanting real traction loss and surge rather than tilt-based approximation
  • Drivers running GT3, F1, touring car or open-wheel titles where rear-axle feedback dominates
  • Buyers wanting a 2DOF platform that's expandable to 5DOF later via QS-210 or QS-220 actuator sets
  • Users prioritising industrial-grade actuators and physical motion realism over visual or vibration-based approximation

Consider the QS-V20 Instead If

  • Your budget can stretch to £19,990+
  • You want pitch, roll and heave in addition to surge and yaw
  • Full 4DOF motion in a single integrated platform matters more than the modularity of CH2 + actuator set
View Qubic QS-V20 | 4DOF Industrial Motion Cockpit

Not Recommended For

  • Flight simmers - traction loss and surge aren't flight-relevant in the same way; consider QS-V20 or QS-S25 for flight-applicable Qubic options
  • Buyers under £8,000 - the CH2 sits above amateur platforms and shouldn't be the first motion purchase
  • Anyone wanting pitch and roll specifically - the CH2 does surge and yaw, not those axes

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